HubSpot has an in-built HubSpot Shopify integration solution using which its customers can share their Shopify sales data with HubSpot. This enables them to automatically create HubSpot deals (with specific order IDs) for all new online orders once the customer moves to ‘check-out’.
For instance, when a customer adds an item to a cart on the Shopify website, a new deal with an order ID gets created in HubSpot. Further on, he can add more items to his cart, and this gets reflected in the HubSpot deal value as well.
The problem here however is that the removal of any item from the cart does not get updated. Thus HubSpot displays the wrong deal value compared to items actually bought.
Niswey solved this for one of their clients by enabling the reverse update of items removed within the HubSpot Shopify integration.
With Niswey’s solution, the updating of items in the Shopify cart worked both ways. For any customer removing pre-existing items in the cart, the same gets reflected in the order ID created in HubSpot.
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