Shopify

Keep a Shopify store's products, collections and customers in step with Fóir, and answer Shopify's customer privacy requests.

← All apps

Commercev1.0.0

Install

About

Keep a Shopify store's products, collections and customers in step with Fóir, and answer Shopify's customer privacy requests.

Connects a Shopify store to a Fóir project. You choose, during setup, which models each kind of Shopify data is written to.

Products and collections are kept in step with the store. Each one is keyed on its Shopify handle, and follows the handle when you change it in Shopify.

Shopify customers become Fóir customers. Each one is linked to their Shopify customer account sign-in and has one profile record. Shopify's privacy requests are answered for you: a data request is answered from the customer's profile, and a redaction erases the profile, the link and, when nothing else belongs to them, the customer.

Email marketing consent is kept in step in both directions: a change in Shopify shows in Fóir, and a change in Fóir is written to the Shopify customer. Your storefront can take newsletter sign-ups against the same consent.

Fóir is also a backend for apps of your own, built with your coding agent on your project's models, operations and customer sign-in. Two are included as examples, and you can switch each one on during setup.

Back-in-stock alerts let a shopper ask to be told when a variant returns, with a newsletter sign-up alongside if you want one, and you decide who hears first and how many at a time. Saved items is a wishlist your storefront reads and writes.

Customer names, email addresses and postal addresses are protected customer data, which Shopify releases only to apps it has approved. Until Shopify approves this app, a Shopify customer becomes a Fóir customer when they first sign in with their Shopify account.

Publisher

Fóir

Screenshots

Supplied by the publisher.

What it can read

Everything this app would be able to see in the project you install it into.

Read this project's shape: its models, fields and settings. Not the records themselves.

appconfig:read

Read the credentials you give it. No other secret in this project is reachable.

appsecrets:read

Find which of your users is which of the app's own users, through the sign-in you pair with it. It reads nothing else about them.

identities:read

Read the project's own records in the model you map Back-in-stock request onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:read:$back_in_stock_request

Read the project's own records in the model you map Collection onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:read:$collection

Read the project's own records in the model you map Profile onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:read:$customer

Read the project's own records in the model you map Privacy request onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:read:$privacyRequest

Read the project's own records in the model you map Product onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:read:$product

Read the project's own records in the model you map Saved item onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:read:$saved_item

Read every record in the model you map Back-in-stock request onto, every user's included.

records:read.all:$back_in_stock_request

Read every record in the model you map Saved item onto, every user's included.

records:read.all:$saved_item

What it can change

Everything this app would be able to alter. Granted for as long as it stays installed.

Store and replace its own credentials.

appsecrets:put

Remove the identity one of your users has at its own system, through the sign-in you pair with it, and their account when nothing else is theirs.

identities:delete

Set whether a user receives a category of this project's notifications, on the user's behalf. Where the project asks for it, an opt-in waits until the user confirms it by email.

notifications:consent

Notify this project's users, in the app and by email or push where they have allowed it. Installed at an organisation, it reaches only that organisation's users.

notifications:write.named

Act as this project itself, so a run started for a user or an organisation reaches what belongs to the project rather than to them.

project:stand

Choose which user owns a record in the model you map Back-in-stock request onto, and hand one to another user.

records:attribute:$back_in_stock_request

Choose which user owns a record in the model you map Saved item onto, and hand one to another user.

records:attribute:$saved_item

Create records in the model you map Back-in-stock request onto.

records:create:$back_in_stock_request

Create records in the model you map Collection onto.

records:create:$collection

Create records in the model you map Profile onto.

records:create:$customer

Create records in the model you map Privacy request onto.

records:create:$privacyRequest

Create records in the model you map Product onto.

records:create:$product

Create records in the model you map Saved item onto.

records:create:$saved_item

Delete the project's own records from the model you map Profile onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:delete:$customer

Delete the project's own records from the model you map Saved item onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:delete:$saved_item

Change the project's own records in the model you map Back-in-stock request onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:write:$back_in_stock_request

Change the project's own records in the model you map Collection onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:write:$collection

Change the project's own records in the model you map Profile onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:write:$customer

Change the project's own records in the model you map Privacy request onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:write:$privacyRequest

Change the project's own records in the model you map Product onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:write:$product

Change the project's own records in the model you map Saved item onto. When it runs for a user, that user's own instead.

records:write:$saved_item

Change any record in the model you map Back-in-stock request onto, every user's included.

records:write.all:$back_in_stock_request

Report its own health and last sync back to this console.

status:write

Create user accounts in this project, such as the buyer at a checkout who has never signed in.

users:create

Sources

Data this app brings in. You choose the project model each one is written into, during install.

Back-in-stock requestOptionalApp-owned

10 fieldsYou can decline this one at install; everything that depends on it is dropped with it.The app writes this itself. Nothing syncs in from an outside system.Each row belongs to one user, and only they and your project can read it.

Collection

11 fields

ProfileOptional

18 fieldsYou can decline this one at install; everything that depends on it is dropped with it.Each row belongs to one user, and only they and your project can read it.

Privacy requestOptionalApp-owned

18 fieldsYou can decline this one at install; everything that depends on it is dropped with it.The app writes this itself. Nothing syncs in from an outside system.

Product

17 fields

Saved itemOptionalApp-owned

7 fieldsYou can decline this one at install; everything that depends on it is dropped with it.The app writes this itself. Nothing syncs in from an outside system.Each row belongs to one user, and only they and your project can read it.

Operations

What this app does. Some of it runs when somebody asks, and the rest runs on its own: the hooks below say when. Reserved operations are run by the platform around the install lifecycle.

Shop details

shopify/shop-infoReads the connected store name, plan, currency and timezone straight from Shopify.

Sync from Shopify

shopify/syncExports the mapped Shopify sources in bulk and writes them into the models the install chose. Resumable: each run adopts whatever export is already in flight rather than starting again.

Answer a Shopify privacy request

shopify/privacy-shopHandles shop/redact by removing the Shopify integration and leaving every synced record in place, and answers a customer request completely when this project syncs no customers.

Answer a Shopify customer privacy request

shopify/privacy-customerFinds the user Shopify named by their Shopify customer id, answers a data request with what is actually held, and on an erasure request erases their profile and the link, and the user when nothing else is theirs.

Ask to hear when a variant is back

shopify/back-in-stock-requestStores a shopper's request to be told when a sold-out variant can be bought again. Callable by a signed-in shopper, or by anyone with an email; the variant is read from Shopify and must really be sold out.

Release back-in-stock alerts for a variant

shopify/back-in-stock-releaseStarted when a variant shoppers are waiting for is back in stock. Tells them a batch at a time, in the order and at the pace the store set, reading the stock again before each batch, until nobody is waiting or the variant has sold out again.

Tell a shopper a variant is back

shopify/back-in-stock-notifyRun by the platform for each request a release marked: emails the shopper once, in the language they asked in, and records that they were told.

Mirror marketing consent to Shopify

shopify/marketing-consent-pushRun by the platform when a user's marketing preference changes: sets the linked Shopify customer's email marketing consent to match, unless Shopify already agrees or holds a newer change.

Mirror marketing consent from Shopify

shopify/marketing-consent-pullRun by the platform when Shopify reports a customer's email marketing consent changed: sets the linked user's marketing preference to match, unless a newer change is already held.

shopify/newsletter-signupOpts a visitor in to the store's marketing emails, by email or as the signed-in shopper. The project decides whether that counts at once or after the visitor confirms by email. Callable by anyone when the publishable key allows it for signed-out visitors.

Save an item

shopify/wishlist-saveKeeps a product, or one variant of it, on the signed-in shopper's list. The item is read from Shopify; the list belongs to the shopper and only they read it.

Remove a saved item

shopify/wishlist-removeTakes a product or variant off the signed-in shopper's list.

Store health

shopify/store-healthThe connected store, the webhooks this project relies on and what the next sync will change about them, and whether each turned-on feature has the access it needs. Changes nothing. If the store no longer honours the connection, the install's status says so.

Back-in-stock demand

shopify/back-in-stock-demandOutstanding stock alerts counted by variant, most wanted first, with how many shoppers were already told. Counts only; changes nothing.

Send back-in-stock alerts for a variant

shopify/back-in-stock-sendTells the next batch of shoppers waiting for a variant that it is back, on a user's word. The batch is the size and order the store set. Refused for a variant that cannot be bought.

Saved-item demand

shopify/wishlist-demandSaved items counted by product, most saved first. Counts only; changes nothing.

Read store schemaReserved

shopify/__discoverReads the connected store's fields, custom field definitions, markets and locales, and checks what customer data this app is actually approved to read.

Check credentialsReserved

shopify/__validate_credentials

Uninstall cleanupReserved

shopify/__uninstall

Hooks

When this app runs without being asked. Each one binds a record event to an operation above, for as long as the app stays installed.

Tell shoppers a variant is back

Runs on its own whenever a record is changed.The model you map Back-in-stock request onto.It runs the Tell a shopper a variant is back operation.

Mirror marketing consent to Shopify

Runs on its own whenever a user's notification preference changes.It runs the Mirror marketing consent to Shopify operation.

Placements

Screens and panels this app adds to the console, each loaded from the publisher in a frame.

Shopify

A screen of its own in the console.https://integrations.foir.io/shopify/console

Connecting

What this app needs from you before it can run, and where its own service lives.

Credentials

You sign in to the app's own service and it holds the grant.

Middleware

https://integrations.foir.io/shopify

Manifest URL

https://integrations.foir.io/shopify/manifest.json