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Integrate Ecomdash With Your Shipping and Inventory Management Software
Build a sharper, faster fulfillment engine for every channel you sell on. Connect Ecomdash to ShipStation to bring orders and stock into one workflow, cut manual handoffs, simplify multi-channel shipping, and give your team stronger control over inventory and fulfillment.
Key integration features
- View Ecomdash stock in ShipStation
- Send orders into ShipStation
- Pull ShipStation orders into Ecomdash
- Sync inventory across channels
- Manage fulfillment from one dashboard
About
Ecomdash is an ecommerce software platform for online retailers. It helps businesses manage products across multiple sales channels, sync inventory across locations, automate drop-shipping tasks, and handle shipping and webstore needs from one system.
When you run Ecomdash with ShipStation, your team spends less time bouncing between systems and more time getting orders out the door. You can choose the connection that fits your workflow—show Ecomdash stock counts in ShipStation, send orders from Ecomdash to ShipStation, or pull ShipStation orders into Ecomdash.
That flexibility matters when your business is growing across channels. ShipStation gives Ecomdash sellers one clean place to process orders, print labels, apply automation, and keep fulfillment organized, while Ecomdash keeps inventory and product data moving across the rest of the business. The result is tighter control, fewer manual updates, and a workflow that's easier to scale.
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STEP 1
Go to Account Settings in ShipStation, then select Account from the side navigation and choose API Settings. This is where you start the Ecomdash connection process.
STEP 2
Select your API Version from the dropdown and click Generate API Key. ShipStation sends a verification link to your user email address before the key can be generated.
STEP 3
Open the verification email, then return and generate the keys again. Choose an expiration of three, six, or 12 months, then click Generate.
STEP 4
Copy your new API key and secret right away and store them securely. Then use the Ecomdash connection method that matches your goal: display stock levels, import ShipStation orders, or export Ecomdash orders.
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FAQ
Ecomdash and ShipStation FAQ
What does the Ecomdash and ShipStation integration let you do?
The Ecomdash and ShipStation integration gives you three ways to connect your inventory and fulfillment workflows. You can display Ecomdash stock levels in ShipStation, import ShipStation orders into Ecomdash, or export Ecomdash orders to ShipStation. That means you can shape the connection around how your team already works instead of forcing a new process. Ecomdash with ShipStation is available for businesses in the US, UK, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Do I need API keys to connect Ecomdash and ShipStation?
Yes. All Ecomdash connection methods require you to generate a set of API keys in ShipStation and enter them into your Ecomdash account. The API key and secret appear only when they’re generated, and only for the user who created them, so your team should copy and store them right away. Only the Account Owner can generate API keys in ShipStation.
Can Ecomdash display stock levels in ShipStation?
Yes. Ecomdash can display stock counts in ShipStation, which gives your fulfillment team inventory visibility without leaving the shipping workspace. For that specific method, you’ll also need to link your Ship From Location to the Ecomdash Inventory Source. **Tip:** If your team ships from more than one location, decide which Ship From Location should map to which inventory source before you connect.
Can Ecomdash send orders to ShipStation?
Yes. One of the supported connection methods lets Ecomdash send new order information to ShipStation. That setup works well when Ecomdash is the place where orders and inventory are already being managed, and ShipStation is the place where your team wants to handle shipping, labels, and fulfillment flow. It gives your shippers one focused place to work while Ecomdash continues to support the rest of the order pipeline.
Can Ecomdash pull orders from ShipStation?
Yes. Ecomdash also supports pulling order information from ShipStation. That option gives you flexibility if ShipStation is the system where order activity starts and Ecomdash is the system where you want that order data to continue for inventory or broader operations management. The connection supports the direction that fits your business instead of forcing a single model.
How do I set up ShipStation and Ecomdash?
Start in ShipStation and generate your API credentials, then use the Ecomdash method that matches your goal.
- Go to Account Settings, then Account, then API Settings
- Select your API Version and click Generate API Key
- Verify your email, generate the keys again, and choose a three-, six-, or 12-month expiration
- Copy the API key and secret immediately, store them securely, and provide them to the account you want to use to access the ShipStation API
After that, finish the setup in Ecomdash based on whether you want to display stock levels in ShipStation, import ShipStation orders into Ecomdash, or export Ecomdash orders to ShipStation.
How do I remove the Ecomdash integration from ShipStation?
If you need Ecomdash fully removed from ShipStation, contact the ShipStation User Success team and ask an agent to disable the integration in your account. Canceling your Ecomdash account alone does not remove the integration from ShipStation. If it stays active after cancellation, it may cause errors inside ShipStation.


