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Shopify tax matching (preview)

Shopify tax matching (preview) covers an AI-powered feature in Business Central US that maps tax information from Shopify orders to Tax Jurisdictions. It answers questions about what the feature does, how to enable and configure it per shop, and how to review, approve, undo and handle rate conflicts.

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Overview

Shopify Tax Matching is a preview feature for Business Central US. It reads tax information on Shopify orders and suggests Tax Jurisdictions, using tax line titles, rates and limited location data. This helps build the structured tax setup that Business Central needs.

The section has two pages. The application card describes what the feature does: validated suggestions, tax setup assistance, rate-conflict detection, and review and approval with configurable human review. The setup page covers the practical steps: enabling and configuring tax matching for each Shopify shop, reviewing suggestions, approving matches and managing rate conflicts.

Start with the application card to understand the scope and the role of human review. Then use the setup page to configure a shop.

Key points

  • The feature is AI-powered and applies to Business Central US.
  • It suggests Tax Jurisdictions from Shopify tax line titles, rates and limited location data.
  • Suggestions are validated, and rate conflicts are detected.
  • Tax matching is enabled and configured per Shopify shop, with the Tax Matching Agent Enabled setting.
  • Auto Create Tax Jurisdictions and Auto Create Tax Areas control whether setup records are created automatically.
  • Tax Area Naming Pattern sets how created Tax Areas are named.
  • Tax Match Review Mode sets how much human review is required.
  • Approved matches can be reversed with Undo Approval.

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