A Shopify integration should not declare success because an API call returned an order identifier. In one fixed ten-product test, the safe path staged 10 of 10 lines, preserved five production categories plus line images, created the downstream header and 10 matching lines, and independently read back SKU, department, quantity, price, and image URL for every expected line.
A related tracking run proved 29 of 29 required records. Its second pass found zero records left to create. Earlier phantom-success behavior was retained as failure evidence instead of counted as a completed order.
The pattern is receive, map, validate, convert, and read back—not “POST and hope.” The anonymized evidence and claim boundary are here:
https://irusty.com/case-studies/shopify-filemaker-order-verification
This does not claim hours saved, cost reduction, revenue, universal Shopify compatibility, or a production-wide error rate. The canonical link documents the bounded test; it is not a request for a bought or reciprocal link.
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