Connect Shopify to Magistry
Connect Shopify and Magistry reads your orders and catalog, writes approved product changes back, deploys reviewed theme edits and answers customers.
// what magistry does with it
What Magistry does with Shopify
Order and catalog sync over the Shopify Admin API, so every decision starts from your own store's numbers.
Catalog changes written back to Shopify — the catalog engine applies product updates you approved, or that you allowed it to make on its own.
Theme edits deployed as reviewed changes, with the previous version kept so a change can be reverted.
Storefront, legal and accessibility audits that fix what they can and show you the rest.
Disputes tracked with their deadlines, next to the orders they belong to.
Server-side purchase conversions sent to Google from the store's events.
// setup
How to connect Shopify
- 1In the Magistry dashboard, open Settings → Integrations and choose Connect Shopify.
- 2Approve the install in your Shopify admin.
- 3The first catalog and order sync runs while the setup wizard checks the connection.
- 4Decide per area what Magistry may change on its own; everything else arrives as a proposal.
// faq
Common questions
Does Magistry change my Shopify store without asking?
Only where you allowed it. Changes start as proposals you approve, and every applied change is logged with the previous state, so it can be reverted.
Which Shopify data does Magistry read?
Products, variants, orders, customers and inventory over the Admin API. That is what the audits, the catalog engine and the helpdesk work from.
Do I need Shopify to use Magistry?
No. Magistry is built for Shopify stores, and runs today for businesses that sell outside Shopify through their own data connection.
// ready when you are
Put Shopify on the audit trail.
Connect it in the dashboard, watch what the agents propose, and approve the moves you like. Nothing executes without a gate you set.
Free plan, no card · Propose-only by default · Kill switch always yours