How do I authenticate the Shopify node?

The node uses an Admin API access token. You create a custom app in your Shopify admin under Settings, Apps and sales channels, Develop apps, then grant it the scopes your workflow needs and copy the generated access token into the credential.

Which store events can trigger a NoClick workflow?

Shopify offers several triggers, including On Order Created, On Order Paid, On Order Fulfilled, On Order Cancelled, On Customer Created, On Product Created, and On Product Updated. Each fires a workflow as soon as the matching event occurs in the store.

Should I use the REST operations or the GraphQL operations?

The node exposes both. REST operations cover common product, order, customer, and inventory tasks with simple parameters. The GraphQL operations are more powerful for querying products and orders, and there are Execute Custom GraphQL Query and Mutation operations that give full API coverage when a preset operation does not fit.

Can I manage inventory across multiple locations?

Yes. You can list all locations, list inventory levels, connect an inventory item to a location, and set or adjust the inventory level at a given location. This is useful when stock is tracked across warehouses or retail stores.

Does the Shopify node handle refunds and transactions?

It does. You can calculate a refund for an order, create the refund, and list refunds, as well as create, list, and count order transactions. Orders themselves can also be cancelled, closed, reopened, or deleted.

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Shopify powers online stores, handling products, orders, customers, inventory, and fulfillment. The Shopify node connects a NoClick workflow to the Shopify Admin API across both REST and GraphQL, so you can read and write store data and react to store events as they happen. It is the foundation for ecommerce automations that touch the catalog, the order pipeline, or the customer list.