POST /events
200 OK
accepted
Got a sender response.
Does not show the expected Flow trigger, field mapping, or replay risk.
FlowRelay
View FlowRelay for Shopify Flow
Live today: FlowRelay for Shopify Flow — the first edition.
FlowRelay checks who sent each outside event, confirms the required fields are present, hands Shopify Flow a clean trigger, and keeps a receipt for the handoff.
Logs vs. Receipts
Accepted does not mean delivered. Most webhook tooling stops at 200 OK. FlowRelay gives you a receipt you can verify, hand off, and safely replay.
POST /events
200 OK
accepted
Got a sender response.
Does not show the expected Flow trigger, field mapping, or replay risk.
Operator scenario
Your fulfillment partner marks an order shipped, but the Shopify Flow workflow that tags the order and emails the customer never appears to run. The sender says the request succeeded. Shopify Flow shows no obvious handoff. Someone has to prove where the event stopped.
How it fits
Shopify Flow is the first live edition.The same layer is built to reach more targets over time.
External event sources
FlowRelay
Native targets
Agent Access
A support engineer — or an agent they authorize — can inspect a handoff and tell you why it failed, without raw secrets, broad store authority, or uncontrolled replay.
Scoped, time-boxed, and revocable.See how Agent Access works.