Paired Accelerator
Paired Accelerator
Shopify & Sage Accounting
Post every Shopify order to Sage Accounting as an invoice, with VAT, multi-currency, payments and refunds reconciled. Prebuilt and co-built with Jellywall.
Sage Integration for Retail and Ecommerce Brands
Patchworks connects Sage 50, Sage 200, Sage 300, Sage X3 and Sage Accounting to the ecommerce platforms, marketplaces, warehouses and CRMs that retail brands run on. Orders, stock, invoices, payments and customer data move automatically between Sage and every channel, on an integration platform (iPaaS) trusted by 1,700+ brands.
Start with the prebuilt Shopify & Sage accelerator, or build exactly what you need with AI Studio.
Supporting complex retail operations across fast-growing brands
Sage integration at a glance
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| Sage products |
Prebuilt connectors for Sage 200 and Sage Accounting. Sage 50, Sage 300, Sage X3, Sage Intacct and other Sage products are connected using AI Studio, Connector Builder or the MCP Server
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| Deployment |
Cloud, desktop and on-premises Sage editions
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| Authentication |
OAuth 2.0 (authorisation code). Sage 200 also uses a Sage Developer Portal subscription key
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| Connects Sage to |
Any system with an API or MCP server, through a prebuilt connector or one built in minutes with AI Studio
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| Prebuilt accelerator |
Shopify & Sage Accounting: invoices, customers, payments, multi-currency, VAT, refunds and credit notes
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| Triggers |
Scheduled, webhook, callback and event-driven process flows
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| Environments |
Test in staging before deploying to production
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| Security |
SOC 2 and ISO 27001
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| Pricing |
Based on connected systems and monthly operations, with unlimited users
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Sage integrations for every part of your retail stack
Ecommerce and website
Our Sage ecommerce integration creates website orders in Sage, then sends stock levels, prices and customer updates back to your store. Connect Shopify, WooCommerce, Adobe Commerce (Magento) or BigCommerce to Sage, and run several storefronts or brands from one Sage company.
Marketplaces
Amazon, eBay and TikTok Shop orders flow into Sage alongside your direct sales, with marketplace fees and payouts reconciled. Stock is published from Sage to every marketplace, so a sale on one channel doesn’t become an oversell on another.
Warehouses, WMS and 3PLs
Connect Sage to your WMS or 3PL, including Descartes Peoplevox, GXO, Huboo and ShipBob. Orders go out to the warehouse as they land, and despatch confirmations and tracking come straight back. Change 3PL without touching your Sage setup.
EDI
EDI and wholesale
Wholesale and B2B orders from your trading partners flow into Sage alongside DTC, and B2B accounts keep their pricing and payment terms. Patchworks turns EDI documents into orders Sage understands, so wholesale runs on the same stack as your storefront.
CRM
Connect Sage to HubSpot or Salesforce so sales and account teams see invoice, payment and account status without asking finance. New customers and closed deals flow into Sage, ready to invoice.
Connect any Sage product with AI Studio
Running Sage 50 on the desktop, Sage 300 on-premises or a Sage product we don’t have a prebuilt connector for? Describe the integration in a prompt, or upload an API specification or JSON file, and AI Studio’s Implementation Agent builds the connector, process flows and field mappings for you, typically giving you a working model in minutes.
AI Agents
Deploy specialised, autonomous agents to handle repetitive integration tasks. From prompt-driven workflow generation to proactive monitoring, automate your enterprise commerce operations.
MCP Server
The bridge for the AI-driven enterprise. Patchworks’ MCP Server enables secure, real-time data access for your AI agents and copilots, allowing them to interact directly with your commerce ecosystem safely and efficiently.
Featured Sage Integration Accelerator
What syncs between Sage and your channels
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Details
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| Orders and invoices |
Storefront and marketplace orders are created in Sage as sales orders or sales invoices, depending on your Sage product and process.
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| Inventory and stock |
Stock levels from Sage are published to every channel, so each one sells from the same numbers.
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| Customers and accounts |
Customer and billing records stay matched between Sage and your storefront, with no duplicate accounts. B2B customers keep their pricing and payment terms.
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| Payments and reconciliation |
Payment status and gateway payouts are matched to the right invoices in Sage, so finance isn’t reconciling by hand.
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| VAT, tax and currency |
Sales are posted with the correct UK VAT rates and tax codes, and multi-currency orders, such as GBP and EUR, are converted and balanced in your base currency.
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| Refunds and credit notes |
Returns and refunds are recorded in Sage as credit notes, so the books always match the storefront.
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| Products and pricing |
Product, stock item and price data is maintained in Sage and published to your storefronts.
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Built for peak, not just go‑live
Most Sage integrations work on launch day. The test comes when order volumes spike, VAT rules change, or a sync fails in the middle of Black Friday.
If your storefront or Sage hits an API rate limit during a sales spike, Patchworks queues the data and retries it, so orders and invoices reach Sage once the limit clears.
Run logs show every flow execution. Failed runs can be retried one at a time or in bulk, email alerts flag failures as they happen, and AI Studio’s Health Monitor Agent explains why a flow failed.
Swap a storefront, marketplace or 3PL, test the change in staging, then deploy to production. Your Sage ledgers and setup stay as they are.
Pricing is based on connected systems and operations, not seats, so adding a team member never adds cost.
Retail brands scaling with Patchworks
97
%Reduction in Error Rates
“What surprised me was just how effortless it was. Once the data was prepared properly, Patchworks moved it into Shopify incredibly fast.”
Andy Richley
Head of Tech, Castore
91
Total Managed Flows
“Patchworks offers a great portfolio of integrations and are working towards many more.”
Paula Abisolo
Omni-Channel Delivery Lead, Mint Velvet
“Patchworks has enabled us to push the boundaries operationally. Patchworks are an extension of our team here in Frome. That’s not something we get with all of our providers and it’s helped to build a partnership that we trust in 100%”
Aynsley Peet
Ecommerce Manager
Sage integration FAQs
Sage integration connects your Sage software, whether that’s Sage 50, Sage 200, Sage 300, Sage X3, Sage Intacct or Sage Accounting, to the other systems your business runs on, so data moves between them automatically. For retailers, that usually means syncing orders, stock, invoices, payments and customer data between Sage and ecommerce platforms, marketplaces, warehouses and CRMs. See all our ERP integrations.
All of them. Patchworks has prebuilt connectors for Sage 200 and Sage Accounting (formerly Sage Business Cloud Accounting), and connects Sage 50, Sage 300, Sage X3, Sage 100 and Sage Intacct using AI Studio, Connector Builder or the Patchworks MCP Server, including desktop and on-premises editions. Whichever Sage you run, the integration is built around how you want orders, stock and invoices to flow.
Yes, but it depends on the product. Sage 200 and Sage Accounting offer REST APIs through the Sage Developer Portal, and Sage X3 and Sage Intacct provide web services. Patchworks handles the authentication for you, including OAuth 2.0 and, for Sage 200, the Developer Portal subscription key, then manages mapping, retries and monitoring. See our Sage 200 connector documentation.
If you only need sales in your books, an accounting sync app may be enough. Many post a daily summary of sales into Sage as a single invoice. Retailers choose an integration platform such as Patchworks when Sage also needs to drive operations: order-level sync, stock published to every channel, customer and B2B account matching, 3PL fulfilment, and more than one storefront or marketplace feeding the same Sage company. Compare iPaaS platforms.
DO use a summary-posting accounting app if you only need daily sales totals in Sage.
DON’T rely on one when Sage also needs to manage stock, customers and fulfilment across several channels.
It depends on which Sage you run. For Sage Accounting, our Shopify & Sage accelerator comes with prebuilt flows for invoices, customers, payments, VAT and refunds. For Sage 200, Natural Instinct connects Shopify Plus to Sage 200 with Patchworks, syncing orders, inventory and customer data automatically. Shopify can also be connected to Sage 50, Sage 300 and Sage 100 using AI Studio or Connector Builder.
Through an integration platform rather than plugins or file imports. Patchworks creates WooCommerce or Adobe Commerce (Magento) orders in Sage, including Sage 200 and Sage 50, and sends stock levels, prices and customer updates back to the store. Flows are configured on a visual canvas and tested in staging before go-live. See our ecommerce integrations.
Yes. Patchworks publishes stock levels from Sage to your website and every other sales channel, on a schedule or whenever stock changes, so customers only see what you can actually ship. It works with Sage 200, Sage 50, Sage X3 and other Sage products. See inventory and stock synchronisation.
Yes. Patchworks maps each sale to the correct UK VAT rate and tax code in Sage, and converts multi-currency orders, such as GBP and EUR, into balanced entries in your base currency. Our Shopify & Sage accelerator.
Yes, through Patchworks. HubSpot doesn’t offer a native Sage connector, and Salesforce needs an integration layer to share data with Sage. Patchworks connects both, so invoice, payment and account status from Sage appears in your CRM, and new customers and closed deals flow into Sage. See our HubSpot integration and Salesforce integration.
Yes. Patchworks sends orders from Sage or your storefront to your WMS or 3PL, then brings despatch confirmations and tracking numbers back into Sage and out to the customer. Because the warehouse connection is separate from Sage, you can change 3PL without rebuilding your Sage integration. See 3PL and fulfilment orchestration.
It depends on how many systems you connect and how much data moves between them. Patchworks pricing is based on the number of connectors and monthly operations. An operation is counted each time Patchworks sends or receives a data payload. Every plan includes unlimited users. See pricing.
Most teams connect their first systems and deploy initial flows within days, and more complex estates typically go live in weeks rather than months. You can implement in-house with support from Patchworks’ senior engineers, or work with one of our approved agency partners. Jellywall co-built our Shopify & Sage accelerator, and Swanky delivered Natural Instinct’s Shopify and Sage integration.
Yes, as long as it has an API or an MCP server. In AI Studio, describe the integration in a prompt or upload an API specification or JSON file, and the Implementation Agent builds the connector, process flows and field mappings, typically giving you a working model in minutes. You can also build custom connectors without code in Connector Builder.
