Shopify

• Write products, categories and master dataWrite

  Writes price, barcode and weight to the variant and stock to the location you name in the building block — leave it empty and no stock is written. Metafields on products and collections come along.

• Read dataRead

  Reads data back from Shopify, only what changed since the last run if needed.

• Read ordersRead

  Reads orders as Commerce Bundle orders — with items, billing and shipping address and processing state, only the open ones and only those changed since the last run if needed. Payment and fulfilment state come along; buyer data can be switched off.

• Report shipmentWrite

  Reports the shipment per location with its tracking number, partial shipments through the items they contain. Orders with many locations and items are reported in full too.

• Order actionsWrite

  Marks orders as paid, archives or cancels them. A cancellation is waited for until Shopify has carried it out.

• RefundsWrite

  Refunds items, shipping costs or an amount. A refund always needs an explicit statement of what is refunded, is recorded in the shop with a reference of its own and is never triggered twice.

• Read returnsRead

  Reads returns for an order with their state and reason, in the Commerce Bundle's return model.

• Handle returnsWrite

  Requests, approves, declines or closes returns.

• Read customersRead

  Reads customer accounts in the Commerce Bundle's customer model. Names, addresses and contact details are read only when that is explicitly switched on in the building block.

• Write customersWrite

  Creates or changes customer accounts from the Commerce Bundle's customer model.

• Write B2B price listsWrite

  Writes tier and customer-group prices into Shopify's B2B price lists.

• Read discountsRead

  Reads discounts and coupon codes.

• Register webhooksWrite

  Registers webhooks in the shop from within the workflow, instead of setting them up by hand.

• Free API callFree request

  Reaches everything the shop's API offers — just without the groundwork and the safeguards of a ready-made building block.

Product images are written straight out of the write block; existing image galleries are not overwritten.

• How Shopify sees a productThe integration models it so you do not have to rebuild it in your mapping.
  • No business key — only an internal identifier and a handle
  • Price, barcode and weight on the variant only
  • Stock per location
• Not coveredDeliberately not included as a ready-made building block.
  • Smart collections
  • Category trees — Shopify collections are flat
• DurabilityApplies to this integration as to every workflow in ConFlowIO.
  • Failed steps retry themselves
  • Large reads are processed page by page, each page a step of its own
  • A failed run is continued rather than started over
  • Live logs per step, with credentials removed