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Setting up Shopify integration with SwipeOne
Setting up Shopify integration with SwipeOne

This article has information on how to integrate Shopify online store / eCommerce platform

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Written by Mrinal
Updated over 2 weeks ago

This guide walks you through the steps to integrate your Shopify store with Swipe One using an access token-based authentication process. Follow the instructions below to create a custom app in your Shopify store and configure the necessary settings.

Step 1: Create a Custom App

  1. Log in to your Shopify admin dashboard.

  2. Navigate to Settings > Apps and Sales Channels > Develop Apps.

  3. Click on Create an App.

  4. Provide an appropriate name for your app and click Create App.
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Step 2: Configure Admin API Scopes

  1. After creating the app, go to the Configuration tab, to "Configure Admin API Scopes".

  2. Under the Admin API scopes section, select the following scopes:

    • read_orders

    • read_customers

    • read_products

  3. Save your configuration.
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Step 3: Install the App and Retrieve Credentials

  1. Navigate to the API Credentials section.

  2. Click on Install App and confirm the installation.

  3. After the app is installed, you will see an option to Reveal Access Token. Note that the access token will only be revealed once. Make sure to copy and securely store it.

  4. Scroll down to find the API Secret Key. Copy and securely store this as well.


Step 4: Gather Required Information

Ensure you have the following details:

  • Access Token

  • API Secret Key

  • Store URL, you will be provided with a default URL in the format of yourstorename.myshopify.com


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Step 5: Integrate with Swipe One

  1. Head to the Swipe One Integrations Page.

  2. Enter the Access Token, API Secret Key, and Store URL into the required fields.

  3. A pop-up will be displayed after successful connection.

  4. After successful connection, Shopify will be shown as "Connected βœ“" in the Apps section.

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