Shopify - Duvo

Shopify is an e-commerce platform for managing online stores. Connecting Shopify to Duvo lets your agents manage products, process orders, handle customer data, and automate store operations directly from your workflows.

Setup

On the Connections page, click Enable next to Shopify. Enter your store domain in the format your-store.myshopify.com, then click Enable to be redirected to Shopify’s authorization screen. Authorize Duvo to access your store — you will be returned to Duvo with the connection active.

Capabilities

Product and variant management — List, create, update, and delete products and their variants. Upload product images directly from a URL.
Collection management — Create collections, list and retrieve collection details, and add or remove products from collections.
Order management — List and retrieve orders, cancel, close, or reopen orders, and create refunds with optional suggested-refund calculation.
Draft orders — Create, update, complete, and send invoices for draft orders.
Customer management — List, create, update, and search customers by name, email, or phone. Customer and draft-order tools require Protected Customer Data access to be approved in the Shopify Partner Dashboard for your app.
Inventory — Retrieve inventory levels across locations, adjust quantities, and set inventory to a specific value.
Fulfillment — List fulfillment orders, create and cancel fulfillments, and update tracking information.
Discounts — View active discount codes and create new code-based discounts in a single step, with no separate price rule required.
Metafields — Read and write metafields on any Shopify resource.
Store and locations — Retrieve shop details and list all fulfillment locations.
Bulk export — Run a bulk GraphQL export to download large data sets as a JSONL file written directly to the assignment’s workspace.

Key Benefits

Hands-off store management — Automate repetitive Shopify tasks so your team can focus on merchandising strategy and growth.
Real-time data access — Work with live store data instead of manual exports or scheduled reports.
Cross-system workflows — Combine Shopify data with other connections to drive end-to-end business processes.
Consistent operations — Ensure store updates follow the same process every time, reducing errors and missed steps.