Keep your Shopify analytics clean. Import Etsy orders as $0 so your Shopify revenue reports only reflect your Shopify-native sales.
Why syncing Etsy orders to Shopify can distort your numbers
When Etsy orders are imported into Shopify with their real prices, Shopify counts them as revenue — even though you were already paid on Etsy. Your Shopify reports show inflated numbers, ad ROAS looks wrong, and some apps may even prompt you to "refund the customer."
Fulfillment workflow stays the same — just without the revenue noise
Every product in the order is imported at zero price, regardless of what the customer paid on Etsy.
Shipping charges are also cleared so no shipping revenue appears in Shopify reporting.
Tax is cleared from the order. Etsy handles tax collection and remittance for Etsy orders.
Shopify auto-marks $0 orders as paid — no manual payment required, no transaction errors.
Note: The order still appears in Shopify with all product details and the same customer details it would have without Zero-Revenue Import: with Delayed Import, the buyer's full shipping address and email captured by the extension; with Live Import, whatever Etsy's API provides (for most sellers no address until the extension fills it in). You fulfill it exactly the same way. Only the financial amounts are zeroed.
Watch it done in the real dashboard, then follow the steps below. It takes under a minute.
Narrated walkthrough · 1:09 · captions in the player menu. Every step is also written out below.
Out of the box, each Etsy order is created in Shopify with the price the buyer paid on Etsy. Shopify then counts that sale as Shopify revenue, on top of the Etsy revenue you already see in Etsy.

In your OrderBridge dashboard, click Settings in the left sidebar.

Scroll to the Shopify Revenue & Tax Reporting section and expand it if it's collapsed. It shows Disabled until you turn it on.

Tick Import Etsy orders as $0 revenue. Line items, shipping and tax are all set to $0, and Shopify marks the order paid automatically. Every product is still on the order, and fulfillment and tracking work normally.
Only the amounts change. The customer details are exactly what they'd be without this setting, and that depends on your import mode:

Want Shopify to keep the real item and shipping prices? Leave the first box off and tick Exclude sales tax from Shopify orders instead. Etsy collects and remits the tax itself, so the tax line shows Tax - Etsy Submitted at $0.00. (With $0 revenue on, this option has no effect: everything is already zero.)

Click Save Settings. The change applies to every order synced from now on. Orders already in Shopify keep their original prices; they aren't changed retroactively.

New Etsy orders now appear in Shopify at $0, already paid. Pick, pack and ship them exactly as before; nothing else about your workflow changes, and your Shopify revenue reports show only your Shopify sales.

Zero-Revenue Import is opt-in and works for specific use cases
Tip: You can toggle this setting on or off at any time. There's no impact to fulfillment or Etsy — only your Shopify financial reporting is affected.
Zero-Revenue Import is included in all OrderBridge plans. Enable it in your Settings and keep your Shopify analytics Etsy-free.
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