This document details how to add a Shopify integration once the client has created the private app API Keys. For an overview of the Shopify integration, please see Shopify Integration

The retailer should have been sent this link Creating the Shopify integration and created the Shopify private app

Add Shopify integration

1. To open the integration page, click on main menu tab Administration >Third party Integration

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2. If a retailer user role is logged in, then they do not have to select any retailer and the page will be redirected to their settings only. The user can see the integration list. At the bottom of the page, there is a list of possible integration images. By clicking on that image user will be redirected to the related integration add/update page.

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Integrations page - OmniRPS

3. For shopify integration, the user should click on the image with the label "Shopify OmniRPS Private App". If integration is already added, then click on "Update" button to view or update "Shopify OmniRPS Private App" integration from integration list grid.

4. On "Shopify OmniRPS Private App" integration page, the user should provide the following parameters

• Integration Name - RetailerName Shopify

• Return Action
  When the credit will be initiated to Shopify

  • Return Creation - when the return is created in OmniReturns

  • Return Management Process - when the return status is updated in the Management report (manual)

  • In Transit - First mile carrier scan

• Shopify store domain - add in all the shopify stores comma-separated. This will be something such as [retailername].myshopify.com

5. Click "ADVANCED SETTINGS"

On Advance Settings page, the user can manage:

1. Set Product Exclusion tags

2. Add/Update Shopify Private App integration

3. Manage Return Reasons

4. Return Rules

5. API Logs

1. Product Exclusion Tags

This must be set up before you add the Shopify store as the exclusion tags are set when orders are imported to our database.

1. Click on "Product Exclusion Tags" button on Shopify Private App Integrations listing to add exclusion tags

2. Add tags separated by a comma (e.g. “outlet,sale,discount-20”) and submit the form.

3. Any products with these tags will show as non-returnable in the customer portal

2. Add Shopify Integration

If the retailer would like different return triggers, return rules etc per shopify store. Each store should be added as it’s own integration (from the main integration page). Otherwise all stores can be added under the same shopify integration

1. Go back to the ‘Shopify Private App Integration’ page and click on ‘Add new integration’

2. Complete the form

   1. Shop Name - retailer name and shopify store location e.g. Retailer All Locations
      The below fields should be supplied from the retailer on the shopify integration form

   2. Private App Key

   3. Private Shared Secret

   4. Private App Password

   5. Shop Domain
      This MUST to be in the format e.g. hellomollyfashion-usa.myshopify.com

   6. Webhook version - if unsure, select the latest version

3. Tick “Import old store orders” - the date will auto select to the last 31 days as Shopify will not allow us to import orders beyond this.

4. Click SUBMIT

If there are any errors, check the Private App Key, Private Shared Secret, Private App Password to confirm these are entered in the correct field as the retailer may have put them in the wrong field.

3. Return Reasons

These are used when using Shopify Return Rules. If the customer choses the return action in the return portal, this is not needed.

Below are the default Return Reasons. You can select and submit the return reasons from default return reason list. The selected return reasons will be used to create the automated return rules to action refunds and/or store credits.  

4. Returns Rules

To set up automated return rules, please see documentation Shopify Return Rules

5. API Logs

Use this to check on the status of refunds and store credits being issued to Shopify