Shopify is an e-commerce platform that lets you create an online store for your products. It lets you create and update products and orders.
Triggers
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New Product
Triggers when a new product is created
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New Customer
Triggers when a new customer is added
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New Order
Triggers when a new order is created
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Order Updated
Triggers when an order is updated
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Order Paid
Triggers when an order is paid
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Order Cancelled
Triggers when an order is cancelled
Actions
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Cancel Order
Cancel the specified order
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Close Order
Close the specified order
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Create Customer
Create a new customer
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Create Order
Create a new order
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Create Product
Create a new product
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Create Product Variant
Create a variant for the specified product
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Delete Order
Delete the specified order
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Delete Product
Delete the specified product
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Delete Product Variant
Delete the specified product variant associated with the specified product
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Get Order
Retrieve the details of the specified product
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Get Orders
Retrieve the list of some or all orders
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Get Order Transactions
Retrieve the transactions for the specified order
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Get Product
Retrieve the details of the specified product
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Get Products
Retrieve some or all products
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Get Transactions
Get all transactions associate with the specified order
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Re-open Closed Order
Re-open the specified closed order
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Search Customers
Search customers whose details match the specified query
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Update Order
Update the details of the specified order
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Update Product
Update the details of the specified product
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Update Product Variant
Update the variant details of the specified product
Common Questions
To use Shopify in your workflow, you will first need to connect Shopify to Built.io Flow Enterprise.
To do this, drag any Shopify action listed under Shopify service on the canvas and click on ‘Add New’ option listed under ‘Authorize SurveyMonkey’ field in the configuration window. You will be prompted to enter the name of your shop. If your shopify account URL is 'https://myshop.myshopify.com', enter 'myshop' as an input for this field.
After the shop name field, you can see the list of permissions Built.io Flow requires to create this connection. Click on 'Allow'.
Next, you will be prompted to login to your Shopify account, if you are not already logged-in.
Once you have logged in to your account, you will be redirected to canvas.
Rename the authorization as per your choice and click on ‘Add’ link. You can now see the added authorization under ‘Authorize Shopify’ field. Once added, this authorization will be available in all Shopify actions and triggers.
