Square
Connect your Square account to bring every Square sale into SKU.io: orders rung up on Square's point of sale, Square Online orders, and Square Invoices. Orders, refunds, customers, your catalog, stock counts, and payouts come in; prices and tracking for shipped online orders go out.
What moves each wayβ
| Direction | What moves |
|---|---|
| In from Square | Orders from Square POS, Square Online, and Square Invoices, each labeled with that sub sales channel. Each order goes to the warehouse mapped to its Square location |
| In from Square | Completed refunds, as sales credits on the order |
| In from Square | Your catalog, customers, stock counts per location, and payouts, on their own tabs |
| Out to Square | Prices, when SKU.io is the master of price |
| Out to Square | Tracking for Square Online orders you ship from SKU.io |
Square also works with SKU.io's own register: you can charge cards through Square at the point of sale. Refunds for sales rung up on SKU.io's register are credited there, so they aren't imported a second time from Square.
Where to find itβ
Go to Apps & Integrations, open Sales Channels, and choose Square. Pick a connection to open its tabs:
| Tab | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | Connection status and sync health |
| Orders | Your Square orders and the SKU.io sales order each one created |
| Refunds | Refunds made in Square, and the sales credit each one created |
| Payouts | Square payouts to your bank |
| Customers | Customers imported from Square |
| Products | Your Square catalog items |
| Inventory | Square's stock counts per location |
| Pricing | The prices SKU.io sends to Square |
| Webhooks | The notifications Square sends to SKU.io |
| Settings | The connection, the order start date, pricing, and warehouse mappings |
| To⦠| Go to⦠|
|---|---|
| connect Square and map its locations | Connect Square |
| send SKU.io prices to Square | Sync prices with your sales channels |
| take card payments through Square at the register | Sell at the point of sale (POS) |
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