A shared analysis environment
Store connection data and on-site observations are available in Flowpeek. You can prepare questions about sales, interest and how visits unfold.
Flowpeek + Shopify
Shopify. Order data and customer behavior in Flowpeek.
See how visitors use your Shopify offer and choose the page or visit step to improve. We'll also connect orders, the catalog and customer data to Flowpeek. You start with a ready-made dashboard and a consultation on your own store's data.
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30 days for PLN 0 · first payment after the trial · cancel anytime. We set everything up for you in 48 hours.
01What your team gains
From store data
to a concrete task.
Product range context
The catalog includes product variants. It helps you organize your offer analysis without reducing every item to a single product name.
Customers visible before they buy
With the right permissions, reading customers creates a Flowprofile even for people who created an account or subscribed to the newsletter. E-mail consent status is read from Shopify.
See a report from the app
Which channels bring in new visitors?
It's one of the questions you can start with once site tracking is running. The sources report shows your traffic mix along with new and returning users.
- 1Compare the share of new and returning visitors across your main sources.
- 2Pick a channel worth a closer look and check what visitors do after they land.
- 3Prepare a question for your next analysis: about the ad, the landing page or the offer copy.
02Integration scope
What does
Shopify send?
See what information reaches Flowpeek and how you can use it. The connection scope is part of the setup plan.
- Orders
- Sync of order status and changes via the API. The data includes the values and statuses provided by Shopify.
- Catalog and variants
- Products and variants with their own identifiers, SKUs, prices and stock information provided by the platform.
- Customers and consents
- A separate customer read feeds Flowprofile even without an order, with the available e-mail consent status. It requires the right permissions. A customer record alone doesn't connect earlier anonymous visit history.
- Behavior
- The tracker on your store's site records visits and configured interactions. We check the available installation method for your store theme and checkout.
Order data and the source of a purchase are two different things.
The current Shopify connection syncs order status to the sales register. Neither the import nor the store's automatic change notification (webhook) creates a confirmed conversion attributed to a visit or campaign. A report from the browser alone isn't enough to confirm the link either. Before the trial, we match reports to the available data scope.
03In your daily work
What will you bring
to the report?
The best start is a specific question about your store. Pick one of these scenarios and use the trial to prepare your next action.
Your offer draws interest
Look at how visits unfold on key products and check which steps come before the cart or an exit.
What you leave the analysis with
You'll pick an element of your offer to examine more closely.
A landing page needs work
Set entries against further activity and move on to on-page interactions.
What you leave the analysis with
You'll prepare a task with a description of the problem and examples of how the page is used.
A subscriber returns to the store after an e-mail
Link the visit to the contact after a click from a GetResponse message. With current marketing consent, you can use a Flowpredict threshold as the condition for adding the high_intent tag. Importing a profile from Shopify alone doesn't create this link.
What you leave the analysis with
You'll check the tag in GetResponse and build a segment of subscribers with the selected level of purchase interest.
From sign-up to working with data
You start the trial.
We handle the setup.
You get 30 days to try Flowpeek in your store. We set up the connection in 48 hours, and in the first month we help you fit the reports into the way you work.
- 01
We define the Shopify scope
We check the store, theme, checkout and the order history needed for the first analysis.
- 02
We configure data access
We connect the API with the required read permissions. We set up Flowpeek within 48 hours.
- 03
We start on-site tracking
We prepare the tracker and check a test visit. We verify order and catalog sync separately.
- 04
We plan the first review
In the consultation during the first month, we help you separate order analysis from behavior observation and choose the next action.
04Plan a good trial
One question.
A first useful answer.
During the consultation we'll choose the reports and the criteria for judging the trial. The outcome can be a well-described problem, a hypothesis for a change or a plan for further analysis: something your team can work on.
Start with the setup
What should you prepare, and how do you check the first data?
A list of information for our team plus a check of the first visit and order, step by step.
Open the guideFlowpeek guide
Why do reports show different results?
Separate order data from how sales are attributed.
Flowpeek guide
How to plan your first 30 days?
Choose the tasks you'll use to judge how useful the reports are.
Questions and answers
Good to know before you start.
Do I need to change my store platform?
No. The connection reads Shopify data, and tracking works on your store's site. We prepare the configuration on our side.
Will Flowprofile include customers without orders?
Yes, the separate Shopify customer read also covers accounts and newsletter sign-ups if the platform and permissions provide that data. The import includes e-mail consent status. A profile appearing doesn't link earlier anonymous visits or mean consent to be contacted.
Can older orders be retrieved?
Yes, within the scope provided by the API and the app's permissions. Access to older history may require an additional Shopify permission. We determine the available scope during configuration.
Does the import show which ad led to the purchase?
No. Reading an order provides sales data, but on its own it isn't a confirmed link to a visit. The current Shopify connection doesn't create an exact conversion or attribution from the import.
Does Flowpeek change Shopify products or orders?
The store integration reads data. It isn't used to edit orders, inventory levels or statuses in the store.
Does the store's automatic notification immediately assign the purchase to a visit?
An automatic notification from the store (webhook) can speed up re-fetching the order. However, it doesn't turn the import of its status into a confirmed event assigned to a specific visit.
30 days on your own data
Try Flowpeek in your Shopify store.
Start 30 days for PLN 0. We set up Flowpeek in 48 hours and help you use the first month to work on a specific question about your store.
- No fixed-term contract
- We set everything up for you in 48 h
- App servers in Germany (EU)
- Cancel anytime
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