Every new order lands as a row in your Notion workspace, and it updates when it's paid or shipped. No Zapier, no CSV exports, no code.
| Order | Customer | Total | Payment | Shipping |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1042 | Marta Puig | 86.50 | Paid | Unfulfilled |
| #1041 | Jonas Weber | 34.00 | Paid | Fulfilled |
| #1040 | Aisha Khan | 129.90 | Pending | Unfulfilled |
Example data.
One click from your Shopify admin. Pont only asks to read orders and products.
Pick the page where your orders should live. Pont creates the database with the right columns for you.
Past orders are imported first. New ones appear within seconds, and status changes update the same row.
OrderOrder number#1042, linked back to ShopifyDateCreated atIn your store's time zoneCustomerName and emailFor follow-ups and repeat buyersTotalAmount and currencyReady for Notion sums and chartsPaymentFinancial statusPaid, pending, refundedShippingFulfillment statusUnfulfilled, partial, fulfilledItemsLine items2× Ceramic mug (sage), 1× Tea towelSoonProducts and inventoryNext on the roadmapA Shopify-to-Notion Zap uses a task for every order and every update. Pont is one flat price, however many orders you get.
No field mapping, no triggers, no filters. Pont knows what a Shopify order looks like and builds the Notion side for you.
Packing lists, customer notes and weekly sales, all next to the docs and tasks you already keep in Notion.
When an order is paid, refunded or shipped, the same row changes. No duplicates to clean up.
Takes 20 seconds. Just your email, nothing to pay.
Pont is in private testing now. Join the waitlist and you'll get an install link before the public launch, with the founding price locked in. No payment today.
No. You install Pont from Shopify, pick a Notion page, and you're done.
Yes. Very busy stores may hit the free plan's block limit over time; paid Notion plans have no limit.
Yes. You can add your own columns, views and filters. Pont only writes to the columns it created.
Orders, products and the customer name and email on each order. Nothing is stored beyond what's needed to keep the sync running.