Shopify Flow
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If you don't already have a Shopify Flow credential created, enter your Shopify Store ID and click Authorize in Shopify.
MESA can receive Customer, Order, and Product data from Shopify Flow.
1. In MESA, create a new workflow using a Shopify Flow trigger.
2. In Shopify Flow, create a workflow with the Add action button. Then, select the corresponding MESA action from Step 1.
If you select the Send to Mesa action in Shopify Flow, you can copy the Workflow Key from your MESA workflow's Dashboard tab.
1. Add a Shopify Flow action in MESA.
3. Create a new workflow in Shopify Flow.
4. Within Shopify Flow's "Start When" block, select a MESA Action.
Use this step to send unstructured or custom data to your Shopify Flow. This will allow you to define a key-value pair array (similar to the Line Items properties), and you can read this in your Shopify Flow.
For example, we want to send a Shopify Order's Name and ID to our Flow. We can set this up by doing the following.
In Shopify Flow, we can reference the data as {{ custom_data.data[0].value }} and this will represent the Order's Name.
To send custom data from Shopify Flow to MESA, create a workflow in Shopify Flow with a Send to Mesa action.
Next, open the Send to Mesa action, enter the desired key, then select Add a variable to see the available data.
For example, this Send to Mesa action will send the contact email from Shopify Flow to MESA.
Your payload should follow a similar structure to the one shown above.
When sending Orders, Customers, and Products from Shopify Flow, there must be a previous step to designate the object's ID.
This Shopify Flow workflow will send the Order ID to MESA when an order is created.
2. Complete any required fields referencing an ID. In most cases, you want to use and locate the variable that represents the entity's ID (e.g. Product ID, Customer ID, Order ID).
To send custom data to your Shopify Flow, select the step.
View Shopify Flow templates and tutorials !
