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Common Questions
Can B2B net-terms invoices be exported directly to QuickBooks or NetSuite, or does that require a connector app?
B2B net-terms invoices reach QuickBooks or NetSuite through a connector, never through a native export. Intuit publishes two QuickBooks Online listings on the Shopify App Store: the one at /qbconnector records B2B orders as invoices and rates 4.6 stars across 3,308 reviews, while /quickbooks rates 2.1 across 64 (verified September 2026).
Do multi-brand companies need a separate blended-vs-dedicated decision for each brand, or can one architecture serve all brands?
Multi-brand portfolios get one blended-versus-dedicated decision per brand and one approval constraint per contract. Shopify pre-approves one free B2B wholesale expansion store per Plus contract, not per brand (Shopify Help Center, September 2026). Brand two onward needs Shopify's approval or an extra store at $300 USD per month.
Does native Shopify B2B integrate with any third-party trade-credit or invoice-financing provider, or is that entirely external?
Third-party trade credit and native Shopify payment terms are mutually exclusive on the same company location. Resolve's own integration guide requires the company location to be set to 'No payment terms' before its 'Pay with net terms' option appears at checkout (Resolve documentation, September 2026). You choose one collection model per location, not both.
What currencies can net payment terms actually be issued in? Does this work the same for international B2B buyers?
Net payment terms carry no currency restriction of their own, because a term is a day count attached to an order. The currency comes from the market tied to the buyer's shipping address, and B2B multicurrency requires Shopify Payments (Shopify Help Center, September 2026). The real limit is settlement: ACH Direct Debit is United States and USD only.