FlowRelay for Shopify Flow
Get outside events into Shopify Flow with proof you can trust.
Keep Shopify Flow as the workflow engine. FlowRelay gives outside systems a governed front door: verify each request, record what was accepted, show what was handed to Shopify Flow, and keep recovery safe when something needs attention.
Setup path
A clear first event path for merchants and partners.
For teams connecting an ERP, warehouse, CRM, custom app, or partner system, the goal is simple: keep workflow logic in Shopify Flow and make the event handoff reliable.
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Create an endpoint for the sender
Pick the Shopify Flow event family and the auth mode your sender will use.
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Connect the matching Flow trigger
Build the workflow in Shopify Flow, where rules, branches, and downstream actions belong.
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Send a test event
FlowRelay verifies the request, required fields, mapping, and Flow readiness.
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Check the receipt
Confirm what arrived, what passed, and what FlowRelay handed to Shopify Flow.
Compare the original receipt with current settings and possible Flow side effects.
No raw payloads, auth headers, endpoint secrets, tokens, or customer data.
Receipt proof
Proof your team can use when something needs recovery.
A generic webhook log can show that a request arrived. FlowRelay adds the Shopify Flow context merchants and partners need: which trigger family handled the event, which endpoint settings were active, whether the matching Flow trigger was ready, what was handed off, and what is safe to try next.
The same receipt facts can support human operators, setup partners, and authorized agents without exposing secrets or raw payloads.
- FlowRelay showsIntake, validation, receipt facts, recovery context, diagnostics, and handoff.
- Shopify Flow ownsWorkflow branches, downstream app calls, email sends, fulfillment actions, and other results after the trigger.
- Stays out of proofSecrets, auth headers, raw payloads, tokens, session data, and customer data.
Built for Shopify Flow
Use the event family that matches the workflow.
Each endpoint is tied to a Shopify Flow trigger family, so setup guidance, receipts, mapping, and recovery language stay close to the merchant workflow instead of becoming generic webhook noise.
General operational events that do not need a Shopify resource reference.
Order, payment, risk, and post-purchase signals from external systems.
Lifecycle, support, account, and loyalty signals.
Catalog, merchandising, and product updates.
Warehouse, planning, or stock-position updates.
Shipment, carrier, and logistics updates.
For return, refund, and exception workflows.
B2B account, approval, and wholesale operations.