Amount must be greater than zero for sale transactions when importing orders to Shopify

@bryanb39  Shopify API doesn't allow to create 0$ order through APIs. 

@simonliang91  Could you please check if it is possible to create 0$ from Acumatica to Shopify? If not in Rest API, then may be using GQL. 

Ah yes, that sound familiar.  So we may need to something like a penny of freight and write off in bulk periodically or with a BE for a quick fix.  I’m trying to get Customer Service and Marketing to use Acumatica more, this is a sticking point.  

@KarthikGajendran @simonliang91 
With the API it appears like we should be able to create a $0 order with a Discount Code. 

I was trying to use Export Mapping to use a enter a discount code or a discount amount into the discount fields in Shopify, but I’m getting the error: “Object reference not set to an instance of an object.” when syncing.  

Do you have suggestions on how to get that mapping to work?

@KarthikGajendran @simonliang91 Were you able to find anything new on this?  Any ideas on the best way to handle it? 

@bryanb39 , I will look at it next week.

We are working through processing warranty orders for Shopify B2B, but seeing that the sync errors when exporting a $0 order from Acumatica.

I've tested using discount codes to get the order to export from Acumatica but if its a 100% discount and the order total is $0 it fails

Looked at exporting these with a small amount of $.01 either on the item or on freight totals but that comes with it own problems - Shopify sees it as paid and wants to create a prepayment for the penny on the next sync…
I can filter on the payment entity to exclude where the Shopify payment gateway is null to prevent the payment from being created in Acumatica - but after the initial export sync to Shopify happens we cant affect the order total

Any ideas on how we can accomplish this or any examples of what other customers are doing? We are on 24.118, upgrading is not an option at this time.

Thanks