Shuttle can automatically transfer new Shopify products to Etsy when they are in a Shopify collection you choose. This keeps the products you want on Etsy apart from the rest of your store.
Automatic transfers come with the Essential plan and higher, and with the free trial.
Step 1: Create a collection in Shopify
In your Shopify admin, create a new collection, for example "Products for Etsy".
Use a manual collection, where you add each product yourself. A product that only joins a collection because it matches the collection's conditions does not start a transfer. After a product reaches Etsy, Shuttle takes it out of this collection.
Step 2: Turn on automatic transfers in Shuttle
In Shuttle, go to Settings, then Products > Shopify → Etsy.
In the Automatic Product Transfers section, tick Enable automatic transfers to Etsy.
In the Collection trigger field, enter the collection's name as it appears in Shopify. Capital letters do not matter, but the spelling must match.
Click Save.
If you leave Collection trigger empty, Shuttle transfers all new Shopify products instead.
Transfer delay only applies when Collection trigger is empty. Shuttle hides the Transfer delay setting while Collection trigger has a collection name in it.
Step 3: Add new products to the collection
Add each product to the collection directly, when you create it or soon after. Shuttle then transfers it to Etsy.
What happens to products in the collection
Shuttle only picks up products created in Shopify within the last two hours. Adding an older product to the collection does not transfer it. To send older products, transfer them yourself.
When a product transfers successfully, Shuttle removes it from the collection. This prevents duplicate listings.
If a product in the collection is already on Etsy, Shuttle removes it from the collection without transferring it again.
If a transfer fails, the product stays in the collection.
No transfer delay applies with a Collection trigger. Shuttle transfers a product once, the moment you add it to the collection.