August 2026
Everything that changed in NoClick in August 2026.
Shopify runs on the GraphQL Admin API
Shopify requires apps published on its App Store to use the GraphQL Admin API, so a store you connect with OAuth now runs the node's GraphQL operations and all 7 of its triggers. That covers the blog and article operations, the prebuilt queries for products, orders, customers, inventory, collections, and fulfillment orders, and Execute Custom Graphql Query and Execute Custom Graphql Mutation, which reach the rest of the Admin API within the permissions you approved.
The node's older operations still run on a store connected with an Access token, or with OAuth through your own Shopify app. Pick one of them on a store connected with NoClick's app and the operation stops and asks you to choose a GraphQL operation or connect your own app.
The six blog operations moved across as part of this, so List Blogs, List Blog Articles, Get Blog Article by Id, Create Blog Article, Update Blog Article, and Delete Blog Article now run on a store connected with OAuth.
Shopify operations that could never work were removed
Fourteen operations left the Shopify node: the five Price Rule operations, the three Discount Code operations, the five Gift Card operations, and Create Draft Order with Graphql. Each one needed a store permission NoClick does not ask for, so every call returned a permission error instead of doing anything. They no longer appear in the operation picker, and the node now lists 102 operations. A workflow still set to one of them needs a different approach.
Improvements and fixes1
A Shopify connection renews itself. New connections receive a short-lived access token that NoClick refreshes on its own before it expires. If Shopify refuses the refresh, the error asks you to reconnect the store rather than reporting a generic failure. Connections made before this keep working unchanged.
Connect a Shopify store by its domain
The Store name field now takes your storefront's own domain, such as your-shop.com, or the admin address you copied from your browser. NoClick reads the store handle behind it, so you no longer have to know the my-store part of my-store.myshopify.com before you can connect. If no store can be found for what you entered, the error says where the handle appears in your Shopify admin URL.
Improvements and fixes2
Connecting Firecrawl checks your key against Firecrawl before the credential is saved. A key the provider rejects shows Firecrawl's own message instead of a green tick, and a working key lists the monitors on the account as proof of what it reached.
The Shopify Access token connection is marked as being for custom apps created before January 2026. Shopify stopped issuing permanent Admin API tokens to new apps, so a new store connects with OAuth.
Improvements and fixes1
The integrations catalog at noclick.com/integrations has a new look, and Calendly, Facebook, Threads, Klaviyo, BambooHR, Sentry, Honeycomb, Elasticsearch, PostHog, and Basedash now sit under their real category instead of an unnamed group at the bottom. The Form entry links to its page again.
Improvements and fixes1
A Google DV360 step that fails on authentication now says the connected Google account may not be linked to a Display & Video 360 user profile. The message from Google read as a broken credential, when the credential was fine and the account simply had no DV360 access.
Improvements and fixes1
Zendesk's OAuth option is hidden while its Marketplace app is in review. Connect Zendesk with an API token in the meantime. Connections you already made with OAuth keep working.