With Posts, you can:

• Add images or videos (up to 2 min) with a caption and optional headline
• Tag up to 10 products or a collection to make your content shoppable
• Schedule posts for later and set an optional expiration date
• Connect apps like Tolstoy, Videowise, and others to automatically sync shoppable video content

Unlike Updates, Posts aren't limited to your followers — they appear in the main Shop feed and are ranked by relevancy, giving your content broader reach.

To get started, go to the new Posts page within the Shop channel. You can also connect supported apps from the Posts page to sync video content automatically.

Learn more about Posts in the Shopify Help Center.

These features are available to use at no additional cost. Unlimited catalogs for customer-specific pricing, direct catalog assignment to companies and locations, partial payments, and deposits remain exclusive to Plus. Learn more about Shopify B2B.

What’s new in POS

• Updated Register UX: See a clear summary of each register session on device, including improved cash tracking, a breakdown of payments, and granular cash activity that shows when a drawer was opened and by which staff member.
• Native cash reason codes: Require a reason code for any non‑order cash activity (for example, opening the drawer or making adjustments). Enable and customize codes from the POS channel to get the audit trail you need.
• Open drawer setting: Control whether a device automatically opens the cash drawer after an order—useful for staff using mobile devices on the sales floor.

What’s new in Admin (POS channel)

• Register sessions tab: A dedicated tab in Admin shows sessions opened and closed, and expected cash balances across locations and per location. Improved filtering and export make accounting and reconciliation faster.

New Foundation, APIs, Extensions

• Cash drawer and ledger model: Multiple devices can contribute to a single cash drawer. Move beyond “one device = one session” with sessions across devices that roll up to one drawer via an updated data model and APIs. Payment reporting stays device‑level; cash reporting can span contributing devices with a ledger that provides full auditability of every cash event.
• Register extension targets: New POS targets let apps plug into open/close procedures, show alerts when balances exceed float/min/max thresholds, and enrich session details with custom logic or reporting.
• Automated workflows via API: Use APIs to open and close sessions programmatically, create cash drawers and reason codes, assign devices to a drawer, and pull custom reports.

If you run multiple registers, share drawers across staff and devices, or need tighter control over how cash moves in and out of stores, these features give you more accountable, end‑to‑end cash tracking.

Get started

• See Help Center for in‑app workflows.
• Read the developer changelog
• Explore POS UI extension targets

Go to Settings > Apps and select any installed app to see:

• Extensions: See which Extensions are active on your checkout, online store, customer accounts, and POS.
• Functions: See which Functions are powering your checkout, discounts, shipping and delivery, and payments and resolve errors before they impact your customers.
• Inactive Extensions and Functions: You can also see which Extensions and Functions an app offers but haven't been activated yet so you can get more out of apps you already use.
• Pixels: See which apps collect customer data through Pixels, including the connection status and data access mode.

These features build on the app activity and permissions updates from March. Together, you now get a clearer understanding of how apps work across your store and your data, so you can make informed decisions about your app stack.

To learn more, visit the Help Center.

Learn more about this improvement in the Shopify Help Center.

For more information on the API improvements available for this feature, see the Developer changelog

What’s changing

• Text sizing: Custom text sizes in Static Content, Dynamic Content, and Line Item Content blocks will now map to a simplified range of small and default. Extra small text maps to small, and medium, large or extra large text maps to the default text size.
• Divider thickness: Custom divider thickness settings in Dynamic Content blocks will reset to the default thickness. Divider width remains full-width.
• Accordion icon color: The accent color option for accordion icons in Dynamic Content blocks is being removed. Icons will use the default automatic color, which inherits from your checkout branding.

These changes will roll out gradually across block types over the next two weeks. For stores using the Checkout Blocks app, no action is needed on your part. You can continue to adjust any of your checkout customizations by editing the app blocks in the checkout and accounts editor.

• Save theme changes and schedule them to go live at a specific date and time.
• Set an end date for limited-time events like flash sales and your store automatically reverts when the promotion ends.
• Run an A/B test to compare your changes against your current theme with real traffic, review the impact on conversions, and select the winning version.

Target a Rollout to a specific market to run a regional promotion or test changes for a particular audience like a localized homepage for European buyers or a seasonal campaign for North America. Market-specific targeting is available for merchants on Advanced and Plus plans.

Rollouts is available for merchants on Basic plans and above. Get started by visiting Markets > Rollouts in your admin, or learn more about Rollouts in our help documentation.

This new workflow helps merchants support common retail scenarios like made-to-order products, tailored items, customized goods, or items that need to be transferred before fulfillment. Once a pickup order is created, staff can use Shopify POS’s existing pick and pack workflow to prepare and fulfill the order when it’s ready.

Updates include:

• *Pickup as a delivery option in POS: *Staff can now create pickup orders directly from the POS device.
• *Built into existing fulfillment workflows: *Pickup orders can be fulfilled using the current pick and pack workflow in POS.
• *Supports future fulfillment: *Staff can sell items that are in stock now or expected to be available later.
• *A more consistent retail workflow: *Store teams can manage pickup orders in POS without relying on Shopify Admin or workarounds.

This update closes a key gap between in-store selling and omnichannel fulfillment, giving retail teams a more reliable way to create and manage customer pickup orders directly from the sales floor.

*Access: *Available in POS v11.3 when the “Pickup in store” fulfillment method is enabled in the store. Admins can also set the “Fulfill shipping and pickup orders” staff permission in their admin under Sales channels > Point of Sale to control which staff can manage pickup orders. This release supports pickup orders for the current location in POS.

Learn more about creating and fulfilling pickup orders in the Help Center

The countries that are being added to the list are Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Egypt, Indonesia, Israel, Kazakhstan, Mexico, Peru, Philippines, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Taiwan, Thailand, United Arab Emirates, and Vietnam.

If you are not collecting tax in these countries, nothing will change for you or your customers.

If your shop address is in any of these countries, nothing will change for your domestic customers, since dynamic tax-inclusive pricing only affects cross-border sales.

This update lets you:
* Set weight or price range conditions in a single shipping option
* Add a custom description for each shipping option to display at checkout
* Offer free shipping automatically when an order reaches a specified threshold

For more details, learn about setting up shipping options.

To get started, go to the SimGym app in your Shopify admin, select "Analyze a theme," choose any live or draft theme, and optionally pick the site areas you want to focus on. Learn more about analyzing a single theme using SimGym in our help documentation.

There are 5 different block types that you can add to your product detail pages via sections (max 2 per PDP):

• Image - lifestyle shots, size guides, or brand visuals
• Video - show your product in action
• Slideshow - a carousel of images and videos with text overlays
• Product Group - cross-sell up to 4 related products
• Shoppable Video - video with tagged products buyers can purchase directly

You can also set up product templates to apply these customizations to specific products, so running shoe PDPs can feature a sizing chart while hat PDPs highlight a style guide.

Your customizations appear on both the Shop mobile app and shop.app on the web.

To get started, open the Shop channel in your Shopify admin and go to Shop Editor.

Learn more about blocks in the Shopify Help Center.

On laptops and smaller screens, the editor works differently too. When you select a section or block, the settings panel slides up from the bottom of the screen instead of covering your page tree. You can drag the divider to adjust the split, keeping both the page structure and your settings visible at all times. No more losing track of where you are.

To learn more about navigating the theme editor, visit the Shopify Help Center.

The Get workflow run data action retrieves information about a workflow run, including the workflow it belongs to, the event that triggered it, retry attempts, and timing details. Use this to build workflows that monitor or report on other workflow activity — for example, to track retry patterns or audit trigger sources.

The Get abandoned checkout data action retrieves abandoned checkout information from your Shopify store. Abandoned checkouts are carts that a customer started but didn't complete. Use this to build workflows that follow up on lost sales, generate reports, or trigger recovery campaigns.

The Get inventory item data action retrieves inventory item information from your Shopify store. Inventory items represent the physical goods that you track stock for. Use this to build workflows that monitor stock changes, and flag recently updated items.

The Get page data action retrieves page information from your Shopify store. Pages are standalone content like About Us, Contact, or FAQ pages. Use this to build workflows that audit published content, track page updates, or manage your online store's static pages.

For more information, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

Previously, fetching these fields required building a "Send HTTP request" action manually. Since natively supported fields are managed by Flow as the API changes, we recommend you adopt these fields where possible, but you can migrate at your own pace. Existing configurations will remain working.

For more information, visit the documentation.

What's new:
- Organized by delivery method: Shipping methods appear first, followed by additional delivery options and general settings
- Cleaner profile rows: Products, locations, and zones now display in a three-column layout with icons
- Unified profile list: Default, custom, and app shipping profiles live together in one list
- Quick-glance context: Section headers show key counts like active carriers for faster scanning
- Same configuration flows: All modals, forms, and settings work just as before

Learn more about Shipping and delivery settings

This improvement enables our merchants to grow your subscriber list by capturing high-quality marketing opt-ins earlier in the customer journey.

If you haven't enabled marketing consent, go to Checkout settings in your Shopify admin and adjust Marketing opt-in.

Learn more about email marketing consent settings in the Shopify Help Center.

In markets where Tap to Pay is available, card payments are also accepted in person. One tool, everywhere. No separate version for different regions.

For more information, visit the documentation.

The Get market data action retrieves market information from your Shopify store. Markets let you customize your online store for customers in different regions, with localized content, pricing, and domains.

The Get article data action retrieves blog article information from your Shopify store. Articles are blog posts that you can create to share news, updates, and other content with your customers.

For more information, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

For these financings, the repayment amount is automatically deducted from each day’s Shopify Payments payout before the payout is deposited into the merchant’s bank account.

Please note:
This change applies only to "Pay over Time from Sales" repayments. "Pay in Full" monthly repayments will continue to be collected through ACH direct debit.

We’ve streamlined the Manage discount experience in the Shopify POS app so staff can quickly find and apply the right discount without slowing down the line. Whether it’s a promo code or quick % off, everything is easier to access and faster to enter.

What’s improved:
* Improved number pad: Quickly enter custom discount amounts or percentages with more responsive input
* Faster access to discount codes: Recently used codes are surfaced so staff can reapply common discounts instantly
* Fewer taps to apply discounts: A simplified flow reduces friction during checkout

Update to version 11.2 of the Shopify POS app to get started.

When a customer signs in through your identity provider, the following attributes are automatically synced to their Shopify customer record:

• First and last name
• Email address
• Phone number
• Addresses (including multiple addresses)
• Customer tags

This update removes the need for manual data entry or data synchronization through custom webhook and API integrations, making it easier for merchants to keep customer records complete and up-to-date across Shopify and their own identity provider.

Availability: Plus merchants

Learn more about syncing customer data from your identity provider in the Help Center.

Learn more about customizing your checkout and accounts experience by market in our help docs.

yourstore.com/collections/all?filter.v.option.color=Blue

These URLs now use a stable group identifier:

yourstore.com/collections/all?filter.v.option.color=gid://shopify/FilterSettingGroup/123

We made this change because stable identifiers make links with filters more reliable across languages and when filter labels are renamed. This brings text-based filters in line with how all other filter types already work.

Please note that all former storefront filter URLs you have created will continue to work as expected.

Head to Shopify admin > Point of Sale > Settings > Configure > POS app to add or update Discount tiles and try the improved discount flow on your next transaction.

What's new:

1. Works on more forms - Sign in with Shop now supports forms that don't offer a discount, and on storefronts that do not have Shop Pay enabled.
2. True 1-tap recognition - Recognized buyers with an existing Shop account can subscribe instantly without filling out form fields.
3. Account sign-ups - New buyers can create a Shop account directly from the form.
4. Storefront sign-in & Faster checkout - Completing a lead capture form now creates a storefront session, so buyers are already signed in when they reach checkout.

This experience is enabled on Shopify forms by default with the use of Sign in with Shop. To disable, simply navigate to your form in the Forms app and toggle off the Sign in with Shop feature. For more details on Lead Capture with Shop, visit the help center.

*Shipping in quick sale. *
Add shipping to any quick sale cart. The delivery address can be entered by you or your buyer at checkout - they pay for shipping. The order shows up in your Orders tab, ready to ship. Useful for selling to friends before your store is ready, replying to DMs with a payment link, or shipping custom orders without building a catalog. No store needed.

*Payment links now support shipping. *
Create a cart, add shipping, share the payment link. Works anywhere: text, email, Instagram DM, WhatsApp.

How it works

• Add products to your quick sale cart
• Choose "Add shipping" from the menu
• Share the payment link via text, DM, or email
• You or your buyer enters the delivery address at checkout, and they pay for shipping
• Ship from your Orders tab

Availability

Available wherever Quick Sale is available. Requires the Shopify mobile app.

Learn more at Shopify Help Center

This change helps distinguish between:
* Sales reversals / Reversed quantity: Captures all adjustments to orders (refunds, returns, edits, cancellations)
* Quantity returned / Return line item reason: Shows only physical items returned, with return reasons now tracked for each line item

The meaning of these metrics hasn’t changed—only the names and descriptions have been updated for clarity. This update makes it easier to understand the difference between overall order adjustments and actual physical returns.

Learn more about the updated fields.

This change streamlines the process of adding tracking parameters, allowing you to easily monitor the performance of your discount promotions in your marketing campaign reports. The new option is available under Promote > Get a shareable link on your saved discount code page.

Learn more about shareable links.

Learn more about migrating from Shopify Scripts to Shopify Functions in the Shopify Help Center.

Go to Settings > Apps to view activity and permission information for each app:

• Admin API activity: See how many requests each app made across different areas of your store in the last 30 days.
• Data privacy: Understand which apps have access to sensitive customer data or other personal data.
• App history: See when staff have granted updated app permissions.

To learn more about app activity and permissions, visit the Help Center.

SimGym uses AI shoppers with human-like profiles to simulate how real buyers would interact with your storefront. Select an unpublished theme from your theme library, run a simulation against your current theme, and get a detailed report covering:

Navigation and product discovery
Add-to-cart flow and friction points
Directional performance indicators for add-to-cart, navigation and more

Each simulation surfaces what's working, what's not, and recommends which theme performs better so you can make storefront decisions backed by data, not guesswork.

Install the Shopify SimGym app from the Shopify App Store to get started. Learn more about SimGym in our help documentation.

Learn more about setting up transfers for pickup in store in the Shopify Help Center.

Notes are copied with the workflow when it's duplicated and persist when it's moved between stores. Anyone with edit access to a workflow can update the note.

For more information, visit the documentation.

Key changes include:
* Consistent layout for line item information across all relevant pages for quicker visual scanning
* Pricing is now grouped in the price column, with discount details available on hover or tap
* Line item metadata has moved to a collapsible footer row that remembers your display preference across pages

On March 24, 2026:

• Marketing automations that use Shopify Messaging emails will move to the Shopify Messaging app.

• Automations that have marketing activities from other apps will be available in the Shopify Flow app.

You don't need to take any action, and your marketing automations will keep working as expected.

Learn more about managing marketing automations in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about adaptive pricing in the Shopify Help Center.

How it works

When you turn on adaptive pricing, we start from your domestic prices and automatically derive international prices for each market. Here's what we do behind the scenes:

• Convert to local currency using a stabilized exchange rate that we guarantee for a week - so your customers see consistent, predictable prices instead of numbers that change every hour
• Include duties and import taxes directly in the product price, so your customers pay one clear price at checkout with no surprise fees later
• Include Managed Markets and FX fees in the price, so your margins stay predictable
• Apply smart rounding to keep prices looking clean and natural in every currency

The result: your international customers see localized, all-inclusive prices that feel just like buying from a local store. And your payouts work just like they do domestically -- you get your domestic price minus payment processing fees, and we handle the rest.

What you see in your Shopify admin

We've built new tools into your admin so you can see exactly what's happening with adaptive pricing:

• A toggle on each market's details page to turn adaptive pricing on or off per market
• A payout breakdown modal on the order details page that shows you how your payout amount is calculated - including the duties, taxes, FX, and fees that were included in the customer's price
• A pricing audit trail so you can see how each product's price was derived, from your domestic price through every adjustment

Getting started

Adaptive pricing is available now for all Managed Markets merchants powered by Shopify Payments. If you're new to Managed Markets, adaptive pricing is enabled by default when you onboard.

If you're an existing Managed Markets merchant, you can turn it on from your admin:

1. Go to Settings > Markets.
2. Click on a market managed by Managed Markets.
3. In the pricing section, toggle adaptive pricing on.

That's it. We'll start deriving localized, all-inclusive prices for that market right away.

A few things to keep in mind

• Adaptive pricing is available on Managed Markets powered by Shopify Payments. Merchants that joined after October 14, 2025 have access today; those that joined prior will gain access March 26, 2026.
• Prices are stabilized on a weekly cadence, so your customers see consistent pricing between updates.
• If you've set fixed prices for specific products in a market, they will not be adapted. You are responsible for ensuring they leave you with sufficient margin after duties, taxes, and cross border fees.
• Gift cards are excluded from adaptive pricing adjustments.
• Refunds are handled automatically. Duties and taxes included in the price are returned to you when recoverable. FX and Managed Markets fees are not returned.
• Order edits are supported - if you modify an order before fulfillment, the included duties and taxes are recalculated and any difference is credited or debited accordingly.
• You can turn adaptive pricing off at any time. When you do, your markets will revert to the standard duty-exclusive pricing model.

Here's what you get with FedEx International Connect Plus on Managed Markets:

• 2-5 business day delivery to 195 countries and territories
• Delivery Duty Paid (DDP) -- your customers won't be surprised by duties or taxes at the door
• End-to-end tracking so you and your customers always know where a shipment is
• Shipping coverage included on every label you purchase

Learn more about FedEx International Connect Plus in the Shopify Help Center.

Managed Markets FedEx International Conect Plus labels are available for purchase in Shopify Admin and via our integrated external fulfillment partners.

What’s important to know about the Hub?
POS Hub is a small countertop device that connects your POS iPad or Android tablet to essential checkout hardware. It solves the common pain point of peripherals, like card readers, receipt printers, barcode scanners, and cash drawers, dropping mid-shift due to flaky Bluetooth. By connecting supported devices over stable, wired USB, it keeps your checkout running smoothly and reliably.

• Rock-solid, wired connectivity: POS Hub replaces Bluetooth connections with stable USB, keeping card readers, printers, scanners, and cash drawers reliably connected.

• Made for Shopify POS, Apple Certified: Built-in software actively monitors and manages connected devices, showing real-time status and alerts for your peripherals in POS. Apple MFi certification ensures reliable multi-device connectivity on iPad.

• Fast, simple setup: Plug in, connect hardware, and follow guided setup in Shopify POS. Ongoing maintenance is minimized, so staff can focus on serving customers, not worrying about hardware.

You can order the POS Hub in the Shopify Hardware Store. Learn more about how to set up your hardware in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about issuer memos in the Shopify Help Center.

Lock screen and customer display options in the POS editor are now available in dedicated layout sections instead of being tucked under Settings to make it easier to discover and understand what you’re customizing. Now you can customize backgrounds, colors, images, and logos more quickly using the Lock screen and Customer display layout options. This streamlines configuration and makes screen-specific changes clearer, especially when working across multiple POS surfaces.

Learn more about customizing Shopify POS with the POS editor in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about charging duties and import taxes in our Help Center.

Package limits:
* Minimum dimensions: Length 10.0 cm, Width 7.0 cm, Height 0.1 cm
* Maximum dimensions: Length 35.3 cm, Width 25.0 cm, Height 8.0 cm
* Maximum weight: 1,000 g

Learn more about DHL shipping options in our Help Center.

We strongly recommend that merchants upgrade to the latest version of customer accounts as soon as possible to take advantage of the latest features and improvements:

• More secure sign-in: Customers sign in with their email and a one-time code—faster, more secure, and no more password resets or support tickets from locked-out customers.
• Built-in features: Store credit, self-serve returns, B2B support, and more features are natively supported. You get new features automatically as we ship—no code editing required.
• No-code customizations with apps: Customize the functionality and appearance of your customer accounts using app blocks that are upgrade-safe, secure, and easy to manage from the visual editor.

View the upgrade guide.

Merchants using Shopify Tax in the European Union or United Kingdom can now enable VAT number validation at checkout to automatically apply the reverse charge exemption on eligible orders.

We will be increasing availability over the next few weeks as we roll this out.

Who this is for

This applies to merchants who use Shopify Tax in the European Union or United Kingdom and have at least one fulfillment location in the European Union. Reverse charge eligibility is based on the order's fulfillment location country, not your store address.

How to enable it

In your checkout settings, set the Company VAT number field to Optional if you sell B2B to customers in the EU or UK.

How the reverse charge exemption works

When the exemption applies, VAT is removed from the order at checkout, and the customer is responsible for reporting and paying VAT on their own tax return.

The exemption applies to:

• EU → EU shipments where the destination country differs from the fulfillment location country
• EU → UK shipments

The exemption does not apply to:

• UK → EU shipments
• UK → UK shipments

Example: You fulfill from France and ship to a customer in Ireland with a valid VAT number — the reverse charge exemption applies.

Validation and customer data

VAT numbers entered at checkout are automatically validated. The VAT numbers will be saved to the customer profile for future orders.

VAT invoices

If you enable the Company VAT number field, you may want to also enable VAT invoices so customers receive correct documentation. When the exemption is applied, the invoice includes: Reverse Charge Mechanism: Recipient responsible for VAT.

Fraud prevention

VAT number validation confirms formatting and validity at the time of check, but doesn't guarantee the customer is authorized to use the number. If you suspect fraudulent use — for example, the VAT number doesn't match the customer's company name or country — verify independently using the EU's VIES VAT number validation service and review the order before fulfilling. It's also possible that there have been too many attempts by a customer to validate a VAT number. In such cases, Shopify might enforce a rate limit to protect merchants from possible fraud.

Multiple fulfillment locations

If you have multiple locations, keep in mind that you can change which location fulfills an order, and this affects reverse charge eligibility since it's based on the fulfillment location country.

As of January 1, 2026, California requires a Covered Battery‑Embedded (CBE) recycling fee on certain products sold for use in California (as determined by the customer’s shipping address) that contain a battery not designed to be easily removed with common household tools.

To help you stay compliant, Shopify Tax will start automatically calculating and collecting this fee on eligible orders when specific product categories are assigned to your product. This change will take effect on March 12, 2026.

What you should do

• Confirm product categorization in Shopify so eligible items are identified correctly.
• Review California’s fee guidance and your filing/remittance obligations.
• If you do not wish to collect this fee, you can change the product category to an option that is not listed below, and the fee will not be assessed.

What product categories trigger the fee?

• Electronics > Video Game Console Accessories > Video Game Controllers
• Electronics > Video Game Consoles
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Components > Speakers > Portable Bluetooth Speakers
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Components > Headphones & Headsets
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Components > Headphones & Headsets > Headphones
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Components > Headphones & Headsets > Headphones > Bone Conduction Headphones
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Components > Headphones & Headsets > Headphones > DJ Headphones
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Components > Headphones & Headsets > Headphones > In-Ear Headphones
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Components > Headphones & Headsets > Headphones > On-Ear Headphones
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Components > Headphones & Headsets > Headphones > Over-Ear Headphones
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Components > Headphones & Headsets > Headphones > Over-Ear Headphones
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Components > Headphones & Headsets > Headsets
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Players & Recorders > Voice Recorders
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Players & Recorders > Handheld Players & Recorders
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Players & Recorders > Radios
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Players & Recorders > Radios > AM/FM Radios
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Players & Recorders > Radios > DAB Radios
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Players & Recorders > Radios > Internet Radios
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Players & Recorders > Radios > Satellite Radios
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Players & Recorders > Radios > Shortwave Radios
• Electronics > Audio > Audio Players & Recorders > Radios > Weather Radios
• Electronics > Audio > Public Address Systems > Portable Public Address Systems
• Electronics > Communications > Communication Radios > Amateur Radios
• Electronics > Computers > Handheld Devices
• Electronics > Computers > Handheld Devices > Data Collectors
• Electronics > Computers > Smart Glasses
• Electronics > Electronics Accessories > Power > Power Adapters & Chargers > Power Banks
• Electronics > Electronics Accessories > Computer Components > Input Devices > Game Controllers
• Electronics > Electronics Accessories > Computer Components > Input Devices > Game Controllers > Game Racing Wheels
• Electronics > Electronics Accessories > Computer Components > Input Devices > Game Controllers > Game Remotes
• Electronics > Electronics Accessories > Computer Components > Input Devices > Game Controllers > Gaming Pads
• Electronics > Electronics Accessories > Computer Components > Input Devices > Game Controllers > Joystick Controllers
• Electronics > Electronics Accessories > Computer Components > Input Devices > Game Controllers > Musical Instrument Game Controllers

How to break down tax lines on your order confirmation emails

If you would like to break down tax lines on your order confirmation emails, here’s how:

1. Navigate to your admin
2. Go to Settings > Notifications > Customer Notifications
3. Go to your Order Confirmation template
4. Tap the edit code button
5. Find the below:

liquid
<tr class="subtotal-line">
<td class="subtotal-line__title">
<p>
<span>Taxes</span>
</p>
</td>
<td class="subtotal-line__value">
<strong>{{ tax_price | money }}</strong>
</td>
</tr>


Replace it with:

liquid
{% for tax_line in tax_lines %}
<tr class="subtotal-line">
<td class="subtotal-line__title">
<p>
<span>{{ tax_line.title }}</span>
</p>
</td>
<td class="subtotal-line__value">
<strong>{{ tax_line.price | money }}</strong>
</td>
</tr>
{% endfor %}


Save. Make sure to test this to ensure you have the result you want.

To learn more about offline checkout, visit the help center.

Here’s what’s new in version 11.0

Improved cart and action workflows
- A cleaner, more readable cart layout makes it easier to scan items, prices and totals at a glance
- The More actions menu now includes only actions that apply to the cart as a whole. Other actions have moved closer to where they’re used, either in the Smart Grid or directly in the cart.
- Multi-select in the cart lets staff edit or modify multiple items at once, reducing repetitive actions on larger orders
- Key actions including Customers and Staff attribution now open in a dedicated left side panel, reducing pop ups and keeping staff oriented during checkout

Smarter Add customer flows
- A smarter Add customer flow with better customer matching and autofill, making it easier to attach the right customer and avoid duplicate customer entries

Faster, more consistent checkout
- The cart remains visible throughout checkout, maintaining context from item selection through payment
- Faster and clearer payment selection, so staff can move quickly between tender types
- Larger number pads for cash and split payments, now displayed in the left side panel to reduce pop ups during checkout
- Simplified split payment flow that’s easier to complete

Refined post purchase experience
- Clearer receipt selection and post purchase actions
- Improved buyer facing screens and receipt selection on tablet and mobile, creating a more consistent experience for customers

Performance and reliability improvements
- Performance upgrades across search, product selection, and cart building
- Faster checkout transitions and payment processing for a smoother end to end transaction

Shopify POS app v11.0 represents a foundational upgrade to how staff build carts, complete checkout, and handle post purchase actions. These improvements work together to reduce friction across the core selling flow, helping staff move confidently through transactions and deliver the best possible in-store experience.

See all the updates and more in the Retail Blog.

Detailed transactions report
* Added full address details for each transaction: destination, origin, and billing.
* Added product category and any tax exemptions applied to the transaction.

Jurisdiction report
* Added new columns showing combined item and shipping totals.
* Fixed a calculation error: columns intended to show item totals no longer include shipping.

Learn more about how each tax report is used or the data fields in the report.

For step-by-step guidance and supported types, see the Shopify Help Center.

What you can do:
- Quick customer creation — "Create a customer named John Smith with email john@example.com and tag VIP"
- B2B company setup — "Create Acme Corp company located at 1234 Holland Drive in Toronto with net-30 terms"

Any field on the customer or company creation form can be filled conversationally through Sidekick.

Whether you create bundles with Shopify Bundles or the bundles product API, fixed bundles can be published across Google, appearing in search results, Shopping ads, YouTube, and more.

Go to your bundle product’s product detail page in admin, then enable "Google & Youtube" in the Publishing section, just like you would for your online store or POS. No additional setup required. Updates to pricing, images, and inventory sync automatically.

Download the Google & YouTube app.
Learn more about creating and publishing bundles.

For these financings, the repayment amount is automatically deducted from each day’s Shopify Payments payout before the payout is deposited into the merchant’s bank account.

Please note:
This change applies only to new Shopify Capital loans or Capital Flex accounts originated on or after September 1, 2025. Repayments for financings originated before this date will continue to be collected through ACH direct debit.

Once linked, you can purchase Australia Post domestic and international labels from your Shopify admin using your existing MyPost Business rates.

When you buy labels in Shopify, tracking numbers sync to orders automatically, keeping customers informed and helping you fulfill faster.

How to connect:
1. Log in to your MyPost Business dashboard.
2. Click your name in the top right, open Business Details, then, in eCommerce partners, select Shopify and generate a token.
3. In your Shopify admin, open Settings, then Shipping and delivery. In Carrier accounts, select Australia Post.
4. Paste your token and save.

Learn more about Australia Post setup.

To learn more, visit our Help Center on Credit cards or Help Center on Balance cards.

This is particularly valuable if you're managing pre-orders, custom products, or seasonal inventory where items ship at different times. Instead of manually tracking partial payments outside of Shopify, you can request payment for each shipment as it goes out, all tracked directly in your admin.

Learn more about sending payment requests per fulfillment in the Shopify Help Center. Exclusive to Plus.

Updates include:
- Outgoing transfers: HQ can assign transfers in Admin; retail staff can pick, pack, and send transfers right from POS.
- All-in-one workflow: Outgoing transfers are under Orders and incoming under Products, all within POS.
- Greater traceability: Scan, verify, and track transfers for better control. Status is tracked in Shopify for reporting and auditing.
- User permissions: Easily choose which staff members can manage transfers.
- Direct Integration: Outgoing and incoming transfers are built directly into Shopify’s existing inventory management system—no additional apps or setup required.

These enhancements streamline in-store inventory operations, reduce the risk of overselling, and help your in-store teams maintain accurate stock levels across all locations. Learn more about fulfilling transfers with POS.

To ensure emails are sent correctly, go to Settings > Notifications in your Shopify admin and ensure the sender email is properly configured. If you use a third-party domain, then you may need to authenticate your sender email address to prevent your emails messages from being flagged as spam and ensure that your email messages are delivered.

Email recipients may also need to update their email filtering or forwarding rules to match the sender email address instead of "flow@shopify.com".

Update: this work has been completed as of March 11th, 2026.

For more information, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

What's Changing
The updated chargeback rate metric now includes all disputes, including those resolved through programs like Visa's Rapid Dispute Resolution (RDR). You'll also be able to use the RDR filter in reports to see the traditional view (without RDR). This gives you a fuller picture of your chargeback activity and helps you track risk more accurately.

There are no changes to how Shopify evaluates risk.

Why This Matters
With these updates, you'll have the accurate information to monitor chargeback risk and take action before elevated chargebacks impact your business.

Learn more about managing chargebacks in the Shopify Help Center.

Now you can clearly separate customer facing stores from POS-only locations like pop-ups, test locations, or warehouses using a single control. This improves location discovery across channels like Shop and keeps analytics, reporting, and future location-based features accurate and reliable.

Location names shown to customers in Shop will match the location name in Admin, so we recommend reviewing your location names. The physical storefront toggle is enabled by default.

Learn more about managing physical storefronts and POS locations in the Shopify Help Center.

The calculator also supports cash rounding for markets that have eliminated small coin denominations. It automatically rounds the total and calculates change based on the rounded amount.

How it works:
* Complete a cash sale in quick sale
* Enter the amount the customer gives you
* See the change due instantly
* Change amount appears on receipts and order confirmation

Available on iOS and Android in all quick sale markets. Learn more at Shopify Help Center.

We’ve renamed the Billing address section in Store contact details to Store address to better reflect what that address represents. This does not change how your address is used.

Your store’s currency is now set based on the business country selected in Business details.

Note: If you have financial products such as Shopify Payments or Shopify Capital active you will need to deactivate these before making changes.

Learn more about https://help.shopify.com/en/manual/sell-in-person/shopify-pos/selling-offline/offline-payments?mode=internal in the Shopify Help Center.

What's new

When processing returns, you'll now see suggested return reasons that are specific to the product being returned. Instead of generic options, you'll get relevant choices for each product category—like "Too big" or "Too small" for apparel, or "Taste," "Style," and "Weight" for items where those attributes matter.

These suggestions are powered by Shopify's Standard Product Taxonomy and are available everywhere you process returns:
- Shopify admin
- Point of Sale (POS)
- Shopify self-serve returns
- The Shop app

Why it matters

Better return reasons mean better data. With more specific and consistent return information, you can:
- Reduce future returns by addressing product issues faster (like sizing problems or quality concerns)
- Make informed decisions about inventory and product development

Return reasons are localized and standardized across your sales channels, so you'll get consistent insights whether returns happen online, in-store, or through self-serve customer accounts.

Getting started

Enhanced return reasons are available automatically—no setup needed. Buyers will see these new, product-specific options when creating returns through self-serve returns or the Shop app, while staff will see them in Shopify admin and POS. Simply process returns as usual to benefit from improved insights.

• Advanced querying of metafields and metaobjects: We've expanded the resources that you can query by metafield value to include Companies and Company Locations. We've also expanded how you can query metafield values on Products, Orders, and Metaobject entries to include greater than and less than comparisons, prefix matching, and boolean operators (AND, OR, NOT). (changelog)
  
• Access transactions on the Return object: You can now access transaction data directly on the Return object that is included on triggers related to returns. (changelog)
  
• New return reason definitions: You can now use the new ReturnReasonDefinition type to capture more granular, category-specific return reasons when managing returns. This replaces the previous ReturnReason on the Return object that is included on triggers related to returns. The returnCreate and returnRequest mutations also accept this field as an input when using the mutation in a Send Admin API request action. (changelog)
  
• orderUpdate mutation now includes phone field: This field allows merchants to update the customer phone number for an order, overwriting the existing phone number, when using the mutation in a Send Admin API request action. (changelog)

For more information about how Flow uses the GraphQL, visit the documentation. To learn more about changes introduced in version 2026-01, visit the Developer changelog.

Your store will continue working exactly as it does now—nothing about your storefront will change. You don't need to do anything.

If you edit your theme files, you might notice a small comment added to some files explaining what we updated. These comments are for informational purposes only. Your store's look, functionality, and performance remain exactly the same.

If you work with a developer and they have questions, they can learn more in our migration guide.

We will look at multiple signals, including traffic and sales, to determine if sharing data back to a specific tool is helpful for your business. When we see zero signals coming from a pixel over days or weeks, we will pause data sharing until we see new signals, at which point data sharing turns back on.

You’ll see the setting enabled immediately for all active marketing pixels, but it will not begin limiting data for pixels that aren’t driving results for at least the next seven days. To opt out of optimized data sharing, you can adjust pixel settings in Settings > Customer events, and set pixels to ‘always on’ to maintain full data sharing at all times.

Learn more about exporting payouts and order transactions in the Shopify Help Center.

As part of this change, markets that previously used the Bulgarian Lev have been updated to use Euros for stores that use Shopify's multi-currency feature. Customers previously paying in Bulgarian Lev will now pay in Euros.

Shopify strongly recommends that stores who do not use multi-currency and currently have Bulgarian Lev as their default currency update their default currency to Euros.

You can read more about this change on the Shopify Help Center.

• Edit shipments anytime: Add, remove, or adjust items in a shipment—even after it’s in transit or received. Fix mistakes or update shipments as your plans change.
  
• Receive inventory without providing an origin: Leave the origin blank to record stock from sources outside Shopify—like purchase order suppliers, or unexpected deliveries. Use the reduced API restrictions and referenceName to link these transfers to external systems, so you can track and receive all your inventory through Shopify.
  
• Remove inventory to an unspecified destination: Write off, discard, or send inventory to places Shopify doesn’t track—like third-party warehouses, mobile teams, or suppliers—by leaving the destination blank. Keep track of your outbound inventory for later auditability.

Every change appears in your adjustment history, so your records stay accurate and auditable.

Important:

The Transfer Update API no longer requires both an origin and destination. Review your integrations to see if your setup can benefit from the relaxed requirements.

Learn more about inventory transfers in the Shopify Help Center and see our API docs for technical details.

Learn more: Generate ShopifyQL queries with Sidekick

If you use alternative methods to import third party orders to Avalara Tax Compliance, these must be disabled or there may be risk of recording duplicate orders.

If you do not wish these orders to flow from Shopify to Avalara Tax Compliance, contact Avalara support.

1. Transfer Orders and Shipments Report

View detailed transfer and shipment data together. Track what was ordered, shipped, received, accepted, and rejected—all in one place.

Filter by transfer ID, name, origin, destination, status (Draft, Ready, Shipped, Received), date ranges, tags, reasons, product, or variant.

Access: Analytics > Reports > Inventory transfer orders and shipments

2. Transfers Report

A streamlined view focused on all transfers, including draft transfers. Ideal for tracking transfer status including inventory items in each transfer.

Access: Analytics > Reports > Inventory transfers

Both reports support:

• Export to CSV with one click. Exports use your current filters and support large datasets.
  
• Customize by adding or removing columns from multiple dimensions. Save custom views for different use cases.

Learn more about these reports and how to customize them

Note: If you previously used the Stocky app, these reports provide similar functionality to what you had before for transfers and shipments, with additional dimensions and flexibility.

To learn more, visit our Help Center on Balance cards.

For more information on Shopify Capital in Spain, learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

The new experience includes:

• Reorganized form layout that puts the most important fields front and center, making it faster to complete
• Full transparency into what gets sent to banks—merchants can now see the exact PDF document Shopify generates and submits to payment providers
• *AI-powered defense (optional) *that uses merchant-provided evidence along with other Shopify data related to the chargeback to build a stronger case
• Flexible submission timing allowing merchants to submit their response earlier than the due date if they wish

This is beneficial because it reduces the time spent preparing dispute responses while improving the quality of evidence submitted through AI-enhanced PDF documents, giving merchants a better chance at winning chargebacks.

Learn more about disputing chargebacks in the Shopify Help Center.

What’s new:
- Improved pickup status and instructions with Shop so customers can see exactly when their order is ready for pickup.
- QR codes are created in the Shop app so that staff can optionally scan in POS to instantly retrieve the order, no manual lookup needed.
- New enhanced retail location details help customers see exactly where to go with retail address and pickup instructions in Shop.

Learn more in the Shopify Help Center

Learn more here in the Shopify Help Center.

For more information on using the theme editor to customize your online store, see Customize your online store with the theme editor.

To learn more, visit our Help Center guide on Auto Transfers

Works well for: customer and order tagging, email and Slack notifications, inventory alerts, scheduled automations. Workflows with advanced Liquid or custom code may require manual editing.

Requirements:
Flow must be installed and open
Desktop only
Manual activation required

Available on Basic, Shopify, Advanced, and Plus plans. To learn more, visit the Help Center.

With test runs, you can spot issues fast.

You can review the exact path your workflow would take through branches and for each loops:

You can inspect your shop’s real data, by previewing the output of your Conditions, Liquid code, and Run code steps:

Running a test is quick (about 10 seconds) and isolated from your live store. Actions that change something outside the workflow run, such as Add order tags or Send Internal Email, will not run. Instead, the test will show you the output of any Liquid code in the steps. Other actions that only change data for the workflow, like Run code, Count, and Sum will run and display their output.

Learn more about testing workflows in the Shopify Help Center and discover automation best practices in our Flow testing guide.

For more information, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

Alert tooltips: Tooltips on the Available and On hand columns explain that new values override existing quantities.

Conflict detection: If inventory changes while you’re editing (for example, when another staff member updates stock), you’ll see an inventory mismatch dialog. The dialog shows what changed and gives you options:

• Save suggested: Uses the suggested value based on the current inventory
• Save original: Overrides it with the exact number you entered
• Discard: Closes the dialog and returns you to the bulk editor

This prevents accidental overwrites and keeps your inventory accurate. Learn more here.

When steps become scattered across the canvas, click "Arrange workflow" in the lower-left corner to auto-organize them into an organized vertical flow. New workflows will use vertical layout by default. Existing workflows can switch anytime using the "Arrange workflow" button. Your workflows keep working exactly as they do today—only the visual arrangement changes.

In early 2026, all workflows will automatically update to vertical layout. If you've organized steps in a specific way, switching now gives you time to adjust their placement manually.

Learn more about the new vertical layout in the Shopify Help Center.

Everything happens on your store. Customers check out with you, you keep the customer record, and you earn commission when they buy. And when a network sale happens, it’s shipped directly from the seller.

You can enable Product Network on collections, search results, thank you page, or order status.

Install the Shopify Product Network app to get started.

See the updates

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Theme block generation is available on Theme Store themes. Learn more about theme block generation in the Shopify Help Center.

Sidekick can customize all themes that are editable in the Online Store theme editor. More details and instructions are available in the Shopify Help Center.

If you're already using a Horizon theme, B2B features will appear automatically when you enable them for your store. New to Horizon? Browse the full Horizon theme collection on the Shopify Theme Store.

When you're in the theme editor, click the edit button next to resource pickers like products, collections, metaobjects, metafields, or markets to modify them instantly. You can also create new ones on the fly. This same capability is available across other areas of admin, letting you manage resources wherever you're working without navigating away.

Learn more about adding and editing store resources in the theme editor in the Shopify Help Center.

Payment links are unique, shareable URLs that let you accept payments instantly. Share it on social, through email, with a text, or in person with a QR code. The link takes buyers to checkout where they can pay with their Shopify account or credit card.

Learn more

You can now enable tips in quick sale settings so that when completing a quick sale order, customers can add tips before payment. For cash transactions, the app automatically calculates and displays change due, making your in-person sales easier.

Learn more

Historically, in a scenario where you offer a bundle of 3 t-shirts that each come in size small, medium, and large, your customer would have to select their size for each individual t-shirt, a process that was repetitive and inefficient.

Now, you can bundle options like size or length so your customers will only have to select them once, instead of multiple times. What’s more, these grouped options are treated as one option, increasing the number of options available on the bundle.

Learn more about combining bundle options.

Each insight appears as a card in your admin with clear citations, so you can trust the data. When you’re ready to act, Pulse passes all context to Sidekick to help you execute immediately.

Learn more about Sidekick Pulse

Generated apps are single-page tools that live directly in your admin. You can preview the app, request changes to the code or design, and install it for your team to use.

Available now to merchants on Grow, Plus and Enterprise plans. Usage limits apply.

Learn more about generating apps

What's improved:
• Flexible prompting: Describe what you want to change in the new Generate panel..
• Generative image expansion: Extend images beyond their original edges using the zoom slider in the Crop and transform panel.

Try out any of these new features by selecting an existing photo from your files or learn more here.

This allows you to pick up where you left off without re-explaining your aims or preferences. It applies to all new conversations moving forward.

Learn more about Sidekick memory

You can check off items as you complete them, or let Sidekick mark them as done when it detects that the action is complete. The list persists in your chat history, allowing you to pause and resume workflows without losing your place.

Learn more about Sidekick to-do lists

Click the target icon in the Sidekick menu, then select any button, text, or section. Sidekick will use that specific element as the context for your next request, ensuring it understands exactly what you are referring to without needing a written description.

Learn more

Subscribed customers can receive exclusive offers, helpful product tips, and timely updates. Use ready-made templates built by commerce experts or create your own, then customize your messages to fit your brand. All messages include built-in safeguards to meet regional compliance.

With flexible pricing, you can scale up SMS marketing communications during busy seasons and scale down when you need to—only paying for the messages you send.

You can find both email and SMS marketing capabilities in your Shopify admin within the Shopify Messaging app. SMS marketing is available to select regions.

To learn how to create and send SMS marketing messages, visit the Shopify Help Center.

• Filter products by collections when manually building product sections. Start by choosing a collection and quickly find the products you want to include in your email.
• Add dynamic product sections for a specific collection, and choose whether to feature its best selling or most recently added products.
• Display multiple collections in a single email section. Each collection gets its own tile that customers can click to shop.

To learn more about adding collections in your Shopify Messaging emails, please refer to the Shopify Help Center.

We heard you. After trying self‑serve, it wasn’t always clear how to reach a person.

What’s new: we’ve added a “Chat with a human” button on Help Center pages that puts you directly into the lineup for an advisor. On a typical day, we reach most contacts within 5 minutes.

Need support? Try it out on the Shopify Help Center.

Display language is determined based on the user’s device settings, if available. Product pages and other merchant-owned content will continue to be displayed in the languages that you have enabled. You can enable translations on your product details pages (PDPs) by using the Translate & Adapt app in the Shopify admin.

You can find more information about customizing your Shop Store here.

• Voice conversations with Sidekick throughout the mobile admin
• Persistent voice controls in navigation—mute and hang up buttons stay accessible during calls
• Context-aware responses as Sidekick understands you're on mobile
• Active conversations that continue as you move between tasks and screens until you end the call

Start a voice conversation with Sidekick using the voice button in the Sidekick panel. You can open the Sidekick panel using the Sidekick button in the bottom navigation bar. Voice controls appear in your navigation bar so you can mute, unmute, or hang up while continuing to work between different admin sections.

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This change makes the tax calculation API consistent with how partners interact with other Shopify APIs, using the same identifier format throughout the platform. Tax service providers can now use the same IDs they receive from other Shopify endpoints, eliminating the need to manage different ID formats for tax-specific integrations.

This feature is available for merchants within an organization. Permissions can be delegated directly in the Shopify Admin under Settings > Users and permissions.

To learn more, visit our Help Center on Balance cards.

What's changed:
- Orders placed on or after August 26, 2025 through Facebook & Instagram will show channel_liable: false in your order data

What stays the same:
- Orders placed before August 26, 2025 remain Meta's responsibility for tax filing (channel_liable: true)
- No changes to your Facebook & Instagram sales channel setup

Resource links:
- Shopify Tax documentation
- Facebook & Instagram sales channel documentation

Open any user group, click the actions menu at the top right, and select "Duplicate". All the roles and store assignments copy over to a new group instantly. Rename it, adjust what you need, and save.

Available only on Plus plans. Learn more in Shopify Help Center.

To learn more, visit our Help Center guide on depositing checks in Shopify Balance.

With Capital flex, you get:
* Funding exactly when you need it
* A dynamic limit that grows with your business
* Fees only on the amount you draw
* One-time application with ongoing access — no need to re-apply for future draws
* Control to repay faster to save on fees, or slower to preserve cash flow.

Learn more about Capital flex with Shopify Capital in the Shopify Help Center.

Use it to refine themed collections, omit recalled items, or exclude select products from promotions alongside other rules.

Learn more about this update in help docs.

When you duplicate a collection, we keep the copy unpublished so you can review and edit before going live.

Learn more about this update in help docs.

If you have order and store management permissions, you can turn this on in your notification settings for yourself and your staff members.

To get started, go to Settings > Notifications > Staff notifications and toggle on the weekly store order summary.

Learn more about order notifications in the Shopify Help Center.

Previously, you needed to wait for a notification from your bank, then navigate to your banking portal separately to enter your OTP and complete payment. Now, you'll get a notification from Razorpay and be redirected immediately to complete authentication in one seamless flow. Your payment will be confirmed within seconds.

This update applies to all manual invoice payments in your Shopify admin and is available to all merchants in India.

Learn more about the new payment flow in the Shopify Help Center

Now you can visualize your analytics queries with bar, line, and donut charts and export and download reports to CSV, JSONL, XML, or Parquet. You can also access sidekick directly in the segmentation code editor to create customer segments with natural language.

Learn more about Sidekick capabilities in the Shopify Help Center.

Previously, our duties and import tax calculations in checkout applied the same default - assume those products contain 100% metal. Now, duties and import taxes supports customizing the percentages of your product's value that Section 232 steel and aluminum tariffs apply to.

This new setting applies to all items in your store that fall under Section 232. To customize this amount, visit your admin's duty settings and enter the percentage in "United States Section 232 percentage".

To ensure you also recieve a reduced rate when shipping your orders, ensure you also update your commercial invoices to reflect your product's proportion of metal.

You can learn more about collecting duties and import taxes at checkout on the help center.

You can control this in your Shop channel settings.

Learn more about managing search engine indexing for shop.app in the Shopify Help Center.

• Products you've published to Shop will be available for direct sale within the Shop app
• All your other active online store products will be discoverable in the Shop app, but customers will visit your online store product page to check out

For more information on managing your presence on the Shop app, visit the Shopify Help Center.

Because workflow runs can retry automatically for up to 36 hours after a transient error is encountered, before this update you could not rerun your workflow until the retries stopped. Now you can take control and cancel these runs immediately.

For any run that’s currently in progress, you can cancel workflow runs on the workflow run details page. You can also cancel one or more runs from the “Recent runs” section on the workflow’s summary page. In addition, when you turn off a workflow, it will now cancel in progress runs.

Once cancelled, you can rerun the workflow with any fixes made to your workflow. This gives you faster feedback loops when building and testing automations, and ensures failures don't block your workflow development.

For more information, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

What's new:
* “Human or Bot session” filter separates real customers from automated traffic
* “Human or Bot session” dimension to drill down into human or bot specific patterns
* More accurate metrics by focusing on genuine visitor behavior

Get clearer conversion rates, identify which referral sources bring real customers, and measure true store performance without bot traffic skewing your data.

How to use it:
Open any Shopify Analytics sessions report and use the "Human or bot session" filter to focus on the traffic type most relevant to your analysis. Filter to "Human" to see your customer conversion rates, or view both to understand your complete traffic composition. Or, add it as a dimension to analyze the differences.

Coming soon:
Support for headless and Hydrogen stores
Enhanced classification as the system continues learning from traffic patterns

Learn more

You can use the View As feature to preview exactly how your pricing and discounts will appear to customers in different markets before you publish.

Learn more about configuring catalogs in help docs.

If your business workflows require test orders to be visible in Avalara AvaTax for validation or testing purposes, please contact Shopify Support.

Why it's great:
* More checkout options for local and international buyers
* Your payouts are in one place
* Automated dispute resolution in your admin

How it looks in Payouts:
You may see more than one Shopify Payments payout entry per day when using these methods.

Visit your Payments Settings to enable new payment methods or learn more in our Help Centre.

We’re continuing to add more payment methods to give you and your customers more choice at checkout.

*1. Payment methods are subject to eligibility requirements.

Quick count lets you adjust up to 1,000 products per counting session, and all updates sync in real time with your Shopify Admin. Your staff can keep inventory accurate to avoid stockouts or overstocks—without ever leaving the POS environment.

Learn more about the quick count POS extension

Your wholesale customers can pay directly from their bank accounts at checkout and save their payment details for future orders. Once saved, you can charge their accounts directly from the admin as payments become due, eliminating manual payment matching.

Activate ACH bank payments in your Shopify Payments settings or learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

“Average profit margin by market” helps you understand how much profit you’re earning, per market. It also helps you understand the costs your customers pay for orders, and any extra costs that you incur to fulfill them.

This new report is broken down per Market. When viewing the report, you can click a market’s name to drill-down to another report, “Profit margin by order”. This shows you the same metrics on an individual order basis, so you can get a detailed view of your profitability.

To visit this feature, open your admin and navigate to Analytics -> Reporting.
Then, search for “Average profit margin by market”.

Learn more about Unlisted product status in help docs.

To get started, update your Shopify POS app to version 10.13 and enable your payment provider in your payment methods available in your region in Shopify Admin > Point of Sale > Settings

Visit the Help Center to learn more.

For shoppable videos, your content will continue to be discoverable in Shop's home feed where it reaches more potential shoppers. Videos will return to product pages and Shop Stores soon with enhanced discovery features.

For shoppable posts, this functionality has been discontinued to focus our Shop Minis platform on buyer-first discovery experiences that drive more sales for merchants. Some shoppable post providers may become available as new standalone Shop Minis in the future.

Your main Shopify store and other sales channels are not affected by these changes, and shoppers can still complete purchases normally through Shop.

Everything related to setting up products and their variants in Shopify admin has stayed the same, simply log in to the Products section of admin to get started.

Learn more about 2048 variants in help docs and in our blog.

With this update, staff can add subscription products directly at checkout in POS. Buyers can subscribe in-store to the same plans available online, helping you drive repeat revenue and build lasting customer relationships.

For developers, build custom subscription experiences using new properties added to the Cart API and LineItem interface. Learn more about API and extension updates in the developer changelog.

Subscriptions on POS are available to all merchants using the Shopify Subscription app. Learn more about setup in the Help Center.

With this new screen, staff are no longer defaulted to the original payment method for refunds. Instead, they are presented with revenue-retaining options such as issuing a gift card or store credit directly from the refund flow. This screen also allows staff to accurately direct refunds or gift cards to the correct recipient—crucial for preventing errors like refunding to the original buyer instead of the intended recipient, especially for gifted orders.

With this update:

• Staff can more easily promote revenue-retaining options to buyers, instead of always refunding to the original payment method.
• Misdirected refunds—such as accidentally issuing refunds to the original buyer’s credit card or sending digital gift cards to the wrong email due to pre-populated fields—are eliminated.

Learn more about processing refunds in POS.

A new dedicated flow also allows staff to cancel and refund unfulfilled items directly from the order view, streamlining operations and ensuring accurate inventory management. Enhanced timeline events now show exact fulfillment quantities and return statuses.

Learn more about processing returns in Shopify POS.

If you use Managed Markets, you’ll see which HS codes Managed Markets has assigned for your market countries. Your codes and Managed Markets codes are kept separate, so you always know which rates and rules apply.

Learn more about using AI in the file editor in the Shopify Help Center

We also launched a Weekly Sales Patterns report, which displays net sales by hour of day and day of week.

Previously, tariff rates for parcels using commercial and postal carriers were the same. As such, for packages shipping into the United States, the Shopify duties and import tax calculator calculates duties based on individual Harmonized System Code and Country of Origin information applied to your products. This calculation scheme is used by US Customs for commercial carriers, and is the default option.

Now, with our new setting, merchants have the option to modify duties calculation towards postal tariff rates. When on, duty calculations are calculated Ad Valorem based on the Country Code of Origin of your products. This calculation scheme is appropriate if you ship with a postal carrier, like Canada Post.

This new setting applies to all international checkouts with United States as the destination, regardless of available shipping options.

To toggle the feature, visit your admin’s duty settings and click the box next to “Use postal duty rates into the United States”.

For more information on Shopify Duties and Import Taxes, please see the help center.

Updates include:
* New quick-pick time ranges
* Advanced date picker with fine grain time inputs
* Visual patterns that clearly distinguish incomplete data periods from complete ones
* New "last refreshed" timestamps that show exactly when your data was updated.

The new time controls let you select custom ranges or quickly select "Last 30 minutes" or "Last 12 hours" to see live visual indicators showing when data is actively updating.

Learn more about using time controls and real-time data monitoring in the Shopify Help Center.

Refine your queries with follow-up questions like "How many repeat versus new customers for each traffic source?" that build on your conversation history for more sophisticated insights. Sidekick remembers your conversation, so you can reference previous chats to dive deeper.

You can still write ShopifyQL directly, but now you can start with plain language and learn query building through practical examples. Sidekick translates your questions into ShopifyQL with business friendly explanations of what each report measures.

Get started: Create a "New Exploration" in Analytics or open any saved report to start asking questions.

Some of changes in version 2025-10 of the GraphQL Admin API include:

• Orders query now supports current_total_price and total_weight filters and CURRENT_TOTAL_PRICE as a sortKey in Get order data actions. You can filter orders by total price and weight to create different fulfillment processes for high-value orders or heavy shipments. (Developer changelog)
  
• New fields for inventory shipment timestamps including dateCreated, dateReceived, and dateShipped. You can track inventory shipment dates and set up alerts when inventory is created, received, or shipped to manage stock levels. (Developer changelog)
  
• New fields for PaymentSchedule including balanceDue, totalBalance, and due. You can monitor payment schedules and automate reminders to follow-up based on balance due and payment status. (Developer changelog)
  
• Rerouting fulfillment orders is now possible with the fulfillmentOrdersReroute mutation. You can redirect orders to different locations based on your business rules. (Developer changelog)
  
• Some mutations now validate inventoryQuantities limits, including productSet, productVariantsBulkCreate, and productVariantsBulkUpdate (Developer changelog, Developer changelog)

For more information about how Flow uses the GraphQL, visit the documentation. To learn more about changes introduced in version 2025-10, visit the Developer changelog.

Available now for merchants using new customer accounts through the customer profile section.

What you can export in bulk:

• Users with role, group, and store assignments
• Roles with detailed permissions
• Groups with role and store assignments
• User activity logs with event types and details

The Export button appears on the following pages in Shopify Admin under Settings:

• Users
• Users > Roles
• Users > Groups (Plus plan)
• Users > Security > User activity logs

This feature is available to owners and administrators of merchants on all plans. Learn more about the columns included in each export in Shopify Help Center.

Creating skills: Type / in Sidekick and select "Create new skill." You can also turn any message you want to reuse into a skill by clicking the action button on that message. Give your skill a shortcut name like yesterday-sales or product-description. You can manage up to 25 skills.

Using and sharing skills: Access your skills anytime by typing / followed by your shortcut. Share skills with teammates or other merchants using a URL link. When someone clicks the link, they can review the skill and add it to their own collection. All shared skills go through safety checks to ensure they are secure.

Skills work well for tasks you do regularly, whether that's pulling specific reports, creating customer segments, writing content that matches your brand voice, or analyzing sales patterns. One team member might create a skill for weekly sales reporting, another for product descriptions that match your brand, and everyone can share and use them.

Learn more about using Sidekick skills in the Shopify Help Center

• Price per weight (e.g. gram, ounce)
• Price per volume (e.g. liter, gallon)
• Price per length (e.g. meter, foot)
• Price per quantity (item count)

For example:
- $10.49/oz or $5.32/ft
- $2.99 each

Learn more about unit pricing.

• Automated discount created starts a workflow when an automatic discount is created by you or by a third-party app in your store.
  
• Discount code created starts a workflow when a discount code is created by you or by a third-party app in your store.
  
• Dispute created starts a workflow when a chargeback or inquiry dispute is created for an order in your store that uses Shopify Payments.
  
• Fulfillment order split starts a workflow when a fulfillment order is split by you or by a third-party app and returns the original fulfillment order as well as fulfillment orders resulting from the split.

These triggers give you instant visibility into promotional activity and payment issues, whether they're created by you or third-party apps. Use them to send Slack notifications when disputes arise, automatically tag orders that use specific discount types, or coordinate with fulfillment partners when orders are divided.

Each trigger provides detailed data about the event, so you can create precise conditions and actions in your workflows. Find these new triggers in the Flow app under your Shopify admin, and start building automated responses to keep your operations running smoothly.

For more information, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

Now you can dispute for many reasons directly in your Shopify account. The new experience lets you select the transaction, choose your dispute reason, and upload supporting evidence—all in one flow.

This allows you to:
1. Submit disputes immediately on your own schedule
2. Follow guided steps with evidence requirements specific to your dispute reason
3. Track dispute status directly in your account

The feature is available for all merchants with Shopify Balance or Credit cards.

Learn more about Shopify Credit disputes or Shopify Balance disputes in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about Shopify Credit rewards and how cashback is calculated in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about this here.

To prevent product pricing from changing in Draft Order checkouts you can lock product pricing prior to sending the invoice or checkout link to the customer.

Previously, when merchants turned on the Duties and Import Taxes calculator, sales tax would not be calculated if the merchant did not configure duty collection in a country. This effectively ignored the tax registrations of a merchant for that country.

If you do not want sales tax to be calculated on international orders when you do not collect duties, you should remove your tax registration in the given country.

Learn more about collecting Duties and Import Taxes.

Access the feature through Settings > POS Channel > Settings > Receipts. Customize layouts to highlight important information, add return policies or promotional messaging, and include branded elements like logos and social media handles. The template editor ensures all transaction details are captured accurately while maintaining your unique brand identity.

With this update, you can now deliver a consistent, professional experience across all customer interactions, from initial sales through returns and exchanges. Learn more about return and exchange receipt customization.

To learn more about adding dynamic product sections in Shopify Email, please refer to the Shopify Help Center.

What this means: At checkout, customers can only complete purchases for products that are in stock at a fulfillment location that is configured to deliver to their shipping zone. If an item is unavailable at all locations for the customer's shipping zone, then they can't purchase that item at checkout and will see delivery or stock related errors.

This behaviour has already been enabled automatically for most shops. If your store hasn't been migrated yet, we've notified you directly and the change takes effect on September 30th.

Learn more about fulfillable inventory and how to prepare for the change.

• article_reference: A reference to an article on the online store.
• list.article_reference: A list of article references on the online store.

Create segments like "customers who bought Beauty products in the past 3 months" or "customers who browsed Sports & Outdoors products." The segmentation automatically includes customers in parent categories—so someone who bought "Facial Cleansers" will also appear in "Beauty" and "Health & Beauty" segments.

This new filtering works with over 16,000 defined product categories from Shopify's standard product taxonomy and integrates directly with your existing segmentation workflow. Use these segments with Shopify Email, targeted discounts, or any marketing tool that supports customer segments.

Start creating more targeted campaigns by exploring the new taxonomy filters in your customer segmentation tools.

Learn more about customer segmentation in the Help Center.

You can apply discounts, toggle taxes, add notes, and send digital receipts via email or SMS. Built for speed and simplicity, quick sale is perfect for pop-up shops, markets, or any casual selling situation where you need to accept payments quickly.

Get started: Open the Shopify app, tap "Quick sale" from the main menu, and complete setup by enabling Shopify Payments and Tap to Pay.

This feature is now available to eligible merchants. Learn more about creating a quick sale here.

These metafield filters can be saved as custom views for easy access on the web. They are compatible with existing metafield types and integrate smoothly into your current order management workflow.

Learn more about order metafields and using metafields.

To learn more, visit our Help Center guide on checking balance and moving money with Sidekick.

You can now hash data directly in your Flow workflows using the same hashing functions in Liquid that Shopify themes uses, including: sha1, sha256, md5, hmac_sha1, and hmac_sha256. Simply add the filter to any variable in your workflow. For hmac filters, include an authentication code as a parameter.

Examples:
* Hash a customer email: {{ customer.defaultEmailAddress | sha1 }}
* Hash a customer email using hmac_sha256: {{ customer.defaultEmailAddress | hmac_sha256: "your-secret-key" }}

For complete filter documentation, check the Liquid reference for each filter. Questions? Visit the Shopify Community.

For Facebook orders created as of August 26, 2025, you can now seamlessly create, track and manage exchanges for Facebook orders from your Shopify admin all within the same order, helping you maximize revenue retention. Offer exchanges across your entire product catalog and easily track and report on fees associated with returns, providing flexibility during the returns experience.

Additionally, return fees could previously not be charged on a return, but are now available as well.

Learn more about exchanges in the Shopify Help Center.

When the workflow contains more than one resource of the same type, or when a “Run code” step is used to generate an ID, Flow might not choose the correct ID. This improvement allows you to specify a resource to build the automation you need.

On actions that require a resource, you’ll now have an option to enter a variable or a specific resource’s GID (such as “gid://shopify/Product/144848548” and not “144848548”).

For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

You can now track sales, orders, and any other metric across your entire organization or for select stores. You can compare performance by store, region, or brand and in multiple currencies. Get started with the new default multi-store section of your analytics dashboard, or create a custom section based on your most critical KPIs.

Multi-store reporting is available for Plus organizations with multiple stores. Users within eligible organizations must have full organization analytics permissions to access.

View your analytics or learn more about setup and user permissions in the Help Center.

Learn more about store credit in the Shopify Help Centre

Get real-time scanning of your entire store setup with AI analysis that delivers easy-to-follow instructions. You'll receive personalized recommendations based on your actual store data—covering everything that needs to be in place for a successful launch.

No more wondering if you're ready to go live. Start with a store that's built to convert from day one. Download Shopify Launch Check from the Shopify App Store.

What's new:
- Access Sidekick in fullscreen mode for a larger workspace
- Three ways to enter fullscreen mode:
- Click Expand in the top right corner of the Sidekick panel
- Hold Shift and click the Sidekick icon
- Navigate directly to your admin URL with /sidekick appended (i.e. admin.shopify.com/store/your-store-name/sidekick)

This enhancement makes it easier to have more detailed conversations with Sidekick, especially when working on complex tasks or reviewing extensive information.

Learn more about fullscreen mode for Sidekick in the Shopify Help Center.

Early access with support for EN and desktop only. More languages and mobile support coming soon.

Learn more about voice mode and other Sidekick capabilities in the Shopify Help Center.

HID scanners emulate keyboard input, making them simple to set up without vendor-specific software or complex configuration.

This update is available with POS v10.10 and gives you the hardware flexibility to scale your retail operations your way.

Visit the Help Center to learn more.

For suppliers: Retailers can now discover your business and see your product catalog, margins, and buyer ratings. You can also create public price lists that let retailers instantly import your products and start selling them. Install the supplier app.

For retailers: Browse suppliers with information on their margins, shipping locations, and product catalogs. If a supplier has created a public price list, you can instantly import their products and start selling them without waiting for approval. Install the retailer app.

This expands your network from suppliers and retailers you already know to every business in your country or region on Shopify Collective.

Learn more about discovery and public price lists in the Shopify Help Center.

What’s new:

• Manage all your apps and dev stores in one Dev Dashboard
• Benefit from instant previews of your apps with the shopify app dev command.
• Developers can define and update metafields and metaobjects directly in your app configuration, improving reliability.
• Create dev stores to build and test your apps using any Shopify plan.

Why this matters:

The Dev Platform makes it easier to stay organized, keep your apps up to date, and work with trusted partners or developers to deliver the best experience for your customers.

For more information on Shopify Capital in Germany, learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

Create and manage your signatures in the Shopify admin, where you can set custom names and expiration dates. To use a signature, configure the Signature-Input, Signature, and Signature-Agent HTTP header names and values in your tool of choice.

Learn more about signatures.

You can start building an announcement bar extension now using the 2025-07 version of the Checkout and Customer Accounts UI extension APIs, or install one built by Shopify partners.

For more information on building an announcement bar extension, visit the Shopify developer documentation.

Append the customerAccessToken into the Buyer Identity object of the Storefront API Cart and buyers now have access to their vaulted cards or store credit if applicable. For security reasons and best practices, request the checkoutUrl when the buyer is ready to navigate to checkout, this can be re-requested if needed. This ensures secure authentication while maintaining a smooth payment experience.

Starting August 29, international postal shipments to the US must be sent as DDP (Delivered Duties Paid).

In response, Shopify has partnered with Canada Post and Zonos to implement duty pre-collection for all Canada Post shipments to the United States, effective August 28, 2025.

What this means for your business:
* Merchants that wish to continue shipping with Canada Post must pre-pay the duties rather than having their customers pay upon delivery.
* Merchants must activate Shopify duties calculations in order to purchase duties pre-paid labels via Shopify Shipping
* DDU Canada Post shipments to the US will no longer be accepted and will be blocked at label creation.

Required actions before August 28, 2025:
In order to continue utilizing Canada Post to ship from Canada to the US:
* Navigate to Settings > Taxes > Duties and enable duty collection for the U.S. market.
* Use the bulk editor to add HS codes and Country of Origin to all products.
* Go to Markets, select the United States, and modify duties display settings to either display import taxes and duties as a line at checkout or include duties costs in product prices. If the latter, consider reviewing your US market pricing to account for these changes.
* Review the US shipping zone to ensure your shipping rate set up reflects DDP carriers and collects enough from buyers to fulfill your shipping strategy
* If you work with an external fulfillment partner in Canada, verify your fulfillment provider can generate Canada Post DDP labels. If they cannot, then consider purchasing labels on Shopify.

If you don't make these changes, your Canada Post labels to the U.S. will be blocked starting August 28, 2025. Consider commercial carriers (DHL Express or Purolator via Shopify Shipping) as alternatives if you prefer to maintain DDU shipping.

To learn more about shipping with Canada Post to the US, please visit the Shopify Help Center.

Configure product package defaults in your product settings, or learn more in the Help Center.

Visit the Help Center for more guidance on shipping with DHL.

Connect your Australia Post account in Shipping settings, or learn more about this carrier integration in the Help Center.

Learn more about shipping with Royal Mail in the Help Center.

Learn more about Shopify Fulfillment Network in the Help Center.

Set up label customization in your shipping settings, or learn more about shipping label options in the Help Center.

We've updated the "Discount Class" column in the discount CSV export to help merchants better understand when a discount may be applied across products, total order value, and shipping. This column now can have values:

• "order" - Discount applies to total order value
• "product" - Discount applies to products
• "shipping" - Discount applies to shipping
• "multiple" - Discount can apply across products, total order value, and shipping

Benefits

• Better data analysis - Improved ability to analyze discount strategies
• Enhanced reporting - More detailed insights for discount performance tracking

Important

If you use automated tools, scripts, or external systems that process discount CSV files, you may want to update your setup to take advantage of the new Context column. Your existing processes will continue to work unchanged.

We've added a On hand (new) column to the inventory CSV and renamed On hand to On hand (current). This helps prevent merchants from accidentally overwriting current stock quantities with outdated data. Now merchants can safely update bin names and other product details by leaving the On hand (new) field blank, and their current inventory levels stay untouched.

Important

If you use automated tools, scripts, or external systems with your inventory CSV, you’ll need to update them before using this feature. Otherwise, your imports or workflows may break.

Learn more about managing inventory in the Shopify Help Center and review our CSV import guidelines.

• The Inventory CSV now includes a “Bin name” column.
  
  • Enter a bin name (for example 05-A-03 or Front-Aisle-01) for each variant–location row and re-import the file to save it.
    
• Bin names appear on Pick lists, helping staff walk the warehouse in the right order.
  
  • Bulk update bin names using the Inventory Bulk Editor
    
  • View bin names directly on the Inventory Index page

Why you’ll love it

• Faster picking – pick lists are printed in bin order, so staff spend less time searching.
  
• No third-party spreadsheets – keep bin name data in Shopify where your inventory already lives.

How to get started

1. From the Admin, go to Products ▸ Inventory ▸ Export and choose the “Current inventory” template.
   
2. Open the CSV and fill in the new Bin name column for each variant/location that you want to label.
   
   • Alternatively, use Bulk Editor from the Admin to update Bin name for each variant/location
     
3. Save the file and re-import it in Products ▸ Inventory ▸ Import.
   
4. Print a Pick list (Orders ▸ Fulfillment ▸ Pick lists); you’ll see the bin names beside each line item.

Good to know

• Each variant can have one bin per physical name for now.
  
• Inventory quantities are still tracked at the location level.
  
• Bin names are free-text – add leading zeros if you need them to sort correctly (for example 01, 02 … 10).

Learn more about bins in the Shopify Help Center

Turning on automated fraud prevention settings will:
* Turn off declining charges that fail AVS postal code verification, as this functionality is already included in the new fraud model, which uses over 400 fraud signals for more precise fraud detection
* Turn on declining charges that fail CVV verification

Learn more about fraud prevention in the Shopify Help Center.

Localize content automatically or manually, with preview functionality that lets you review your translations before publishing.

Learn more about how you can translate your forms.

Store credit can now be issued as a refund when you are cancelling an order. After selecting the order(s) you'd like to cancel, select 'Store credit' as the refund payment option. You can also choose whether you'd like to set an expiration date for the store credit.

To refund orders to store credit, you must be the store owner or have the Refund to store credit order permission.

Whether you're running premium locations in high-rent districts or value stores in different markets, you now have the tools to price strategically while maintaining unified inventory management. Location-specific catalogs also improve POS performance with faster sync times and better handling of bulk operations across all your retail locations.

Retail markets are available for all retailers on Shopify with a POS Pro subscription, using POS version 10.3 or above.

Learn more about Retail markets

cartTransform API support on POS
The cartTransform function is now supported on POS, enabling you to expand, merge, or modify cart line items in response to user interactions. This unlocks more complex bundle logic and pricing strategies, like mix-and-match and optional add-ons.

Manage line-item UI extension target
A new extension target has been added to the cart’s manage line item screen, giving developers a dedicated surface to display and manage bundle components in POS. This ensures more intuitive in-store configuration and editing.

Split line-item support
POS now supports splitting a single line item into multiple lines at checkout. This is required for dynamic bundles that need to itemize individual components while preserving bundle logic.

Together, these updates give app developers the tools to build high-quality, omnichannel bundling experiences — with clean cart behavior, accurate inventory tracking, and better in-store workflows.

We've added a context column to the discount CSV export to help merchants better understand how their discounts are targeted. This new column provides clearer information about discount eligibility:

• "all" - Discount applies to all customers
• "customer" - Discount applies to specific customers
• "segment" - Discount applies to customer segments

Benefits

• Clearer targeting information - Easily identify discount scope at a glance
• Better data analysis - Improved ability to analyze discount strategies
• Enhanced reporting - More detailed insights for discount performance tracking

Important

If you use automated tools, scripts, or external systems that process discount CSV files, you may want to update your setup to take advantage of the new Context column. Your existing processes will continue to work unchanged.

Once enrolled in early access, you can create pickup locations in your admin and enable pickup in store for those locations. B2B customers will then see local pickup as an option during checkout alongside standard shipping methods.

If you operate a blended store that serves both B2B and DTC customers, pickup in-store will be available to all customers by default. You can use Checkout Blocks to control which pickup locations are visible to specific customer types.

Contact Plus Support to enable pickup in store for B2B, or learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

The conversion uses historical exchange rates from the original transaction dates, ensuring accuracy in your reporting. Your store's currencies will appear at the top of the picker for easy access, but you can select from any supported currency.

You'll find the currency picker at the top of your Analytics dashboard and individual reports. Simply select your preferred currency and your data will update automatically.

For more information about how Flow uses the GraphQL, visit the documentation. To learn more about changes introduced in version 2025-07, visit the Developer changelog.

If you operate a blended store with Apple Pay enabled for direct-to-consumer purchases, Apple Pay will be automatically enabled as a payment option for wholesale orders without payment terms. You can also customize the availability of Apple Pay as a payment option using Checkout Blocks.

Learn more about enabling Apple Pay in the Shopify Help Center.

Provide trusted, fast sign-in options that convert visitors into signed-in buyers. That means more personalized experiences, more repeat purchases, and easier returns.

Set up takes minutes:
* Go to your customer account settings
* Choose from the available social sign-in options
* Copy and save your authentication details between Google or Facebook partner dashboard and your Shopify admin.
* Preview the experience and turn on. Your new sign-in options will be added to your sign-in page

Requirements:
You must be using customer accounts. If you are still using legacy, you can upgrade here.

Add social sign-in today and start converting more visitors into signed-in buyers.

Set up now | Learn more

The resolution process for disputes covered by PayPal Seller Protection has been greatly accelerated if you provide tracking information when creating a fulfillment. Additionally, customers using a PayPal Wallet can now dispute a single item instead of an entire order. This change ensures the disputed amount is limited to the specific item's value, which can help lower your costs in the case of a loss.

Learn more about PayPal Wallet on Shopify.

To get started, click "Customize" on your Analytics dashboard, then "Add section" to create a new section. Give it a name, add the metric cards you want, and save your changes. You can create as many sections as you need, reorder them by dragging and dropping, and collapse or expand sections to focus on what matters most.

This enhanced organization makes it easier to find the insights you need and creates a more personalized analytics experience tailored to how you analyze your business.

For more information about how Flow uses the GraphQL, visit the documentation. To learn more about changes introduced in version 2025-04, visit the Developer changelog.

Dynamic app blocks now show up between sections in both the editor and preview, making placement clear. We’ve also removed the extra “Add block” button; there’s now one per parent section with recommended placements. You can still drag and drop app blocks wherever you need them.

Static app block labels and descriptions now match the preview for better clarity. On customer account pages, the structure remains the same, except that app blocks on the Order Status page now appear within the Order Summary section.

Learn more about configuring app blocks in the Shopify Help Center.

This was previously not possible on orders that have duties and import taxes, but is available as of today!

When editing the order, duties and import taxes will be recalculated on all unfufilled items after the order is saved. The new duty and import tax amounts will be displayed on the order details page.

You can learn more about editing orders and duties and import taxes

You’ll also be able to apply automatic discounts for specific customers in POS Pro locations and/or exclude POS Pro locations for discounts that target all customers.

Learn more about customer eligibility for discounts.

A saved draft order that already includes more than 250 tags keeps the existing tags, but no more tags can be added to that draft order until it has fewer than 250 tags. You can delete tags from the draft order details page.

Learn more about managing draft orders in Shopify from the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about how credit limit updates work with Shopify Credit in the Shopify Help Center.

Shopify Collective works in two ways:

• As a retailer, you can connect with your existing brand partners to source complementary products to expand your catalog without the risk of upfront inventory. Sourced products integrate into your catalog, and customer orders are automatically processed and forwarded to the brand partner for fulfillment. Install the Shopify Collective app, or learn more in the Help Center.
• As a supplier, you can distribute your products through existing brand partners' stores, to drive more sales through new sales channels. Install the Shopify Collective: Supplier app or learn more in the Help Center.

All order processing, payment coordination, and fulfillment management between brand partners is automated through the platform.

Learn more about generating and managing files in the help center.

To update the text, go to Online Store > Themes > Edit default theme content > Customer accounts.

Learn more about changing wording.

The new marketing consent option lets you choose whether to automatically subscribe customers to marketing, display a checkbox so they can decide for themselves, or make sure that they don’t have to subscribe at all. This gives you the flexibility to use forms for their intended purpose while still capturing marketing subscribers when customers actually want to hear from you.

Learn more about setting up marketing consent for email and SMS within Shopify Forms.

Now you can design, preview, and roll out consistent POS experiences using a single, centralized editor.

The Ship and carryout feature now supports Shopify Tax in the US, EU, and UK — alongside Avalara Tax Compliance, Vertex, and other registration-based engines.

Learn about ship and carry out in the Help Center.

For more information about how Flow uses the GraphQL, visit the documentation. To learn more about changes introduced in version 2025-01, visit the Developer changelog.

Instead of adding items one by one, you can now download a template, fill in your product and quantity data, and import the file to populate the transfer automatically.

This reduces manual steps and speeds up bulk inventory updates—especially for multi-location reailers or warehouse teams working with offline inventory records.

Visit the Help Center to learn more about Bulk CSV importing.

The new editor provides powerful search functionality across all your theme files. You'll also get full support for LiquidDoc, which offers real-time code completions, hover documentation, and parameter validation for your Liquid snippets. Plus, you can now fully customize your editing experience with multiple editor themes—including a dark mode—and improved code formatting options.

You can access the new editor the same way as before by clicking on the "Edit code" action. We're gradually rolling this out to all merchants over the coming days.

Learn more about editing theme code and explore all the new features in our help center.

Store credit can now be issued as a refund when you are processing a return. In the "Refund now" section, select "store credit" as the refund method. You also have the option to refund the order to a combination of original payment methods and store credit. In addition, you can choose whether you'd like to set an expiration date for the store credit.

To refund orders to store credit, you must be the store owner or have the Refund to store credit order permission.

• Track every increase and decrease in inventory across all SKUs and locations
  
• View detailed history of inventory adjustments with timestamps and reasons for changes
  
• Monitor incoming shipment orders to see expected inventory arrivals by location
  
• Analyze transfer orders between locations
  
• Access complete audit trails for compliance requirements

The reports provide historical data beyond the previous 180-day limit in Admin on a go-forward basis, allowing you to analyze long-term inventory trends and patterns.

You can find these reports in the Analytics > Reports section of admin. Please note that you must be using new Shopify Analytics to view these reports.

This enhancement helps answer critical questions like:

• Why did a specific SKU show negative inventory on a particular date?
  
• How much inventory is expected to arrive at each location?
  
• What transfer orders are pending between locations?

Learn more about inventory reporting in the Shopify Help Center.

Translating image ALT text can be done via csv file imports. Find out more about translations using csv files in the Shopify Help Centre.

This update addresses the previous issue where the system would remove existing discount codes applied on a cart when a customer added a code through a link, even if your settings indicated the codes were combinable.

Learn more about discount combinations and shareable links.

More relevant theme options, built for your business
With over 800 industry-inspired themes, it's easier to choose the right theme for your store. Whether you’re selling sneakers or skincare, you’ll find options designed to convert in your category.

Smarter filters by industry and catalog size
We’ve improved how you browse and search with new filters that help you narrow in on exactly what you need.

Faster launches with pre-configured theme files
When you install a theme, the template you start with comes pre-configured with the same content and features in the demo store, helping you launch your website faster with less setup required.

Explore the improved Shopify Theme Store and find a theme that’s built to grow with your business.

This improvement ensures that customers can now see manual payment methods in their local currency on checkout and receipts, and that merchants can support manual payment methods in the currencies configured in Markets.

Learn more about manual payment methods in the Shopify Help Center.

When you send an email to your subscribers, these bot-generated subscribers are filtered out at the time of email delivery, but remain in your Customers list. This may lead to a decreased number of emails sent when you send a Shopify Email campaign.

Learn more about email deliverability and maintaining a high quality subscriber list.

Though most Plus merchants will receive access to this feature by default, some merchants may need to activate the feature using feature test drives, to allow you to customize the availability of your already configured manual payment methods before rolling out to your stores.

Added
* Added "show second image on hover" and "show carousel" settings to Product card global settings

Changed
* Made the Hero section clickable in the theme editor

Fixes and improvements
* Simplify and localize unit price rendering with new unitpricewith_measurement filter
* Fix the issue when the line item properties in the cart were visually hidden
* Add editor state manager to save state for overlay elements in the theme editor
* Improve accessibility for mega menu, quantity input and price component
* Improve image border logic for the image block
* Fix the issue when the image in the product card gallery was not corresponding to the selected variant
* Improve the way placeholder images are loaded in the theme editor
* Fix cart bubble count updates.
* Fix product sorting on paginated collections
* Visual polish of the Quick add modal
* Fix cart updates for multi-locale stores.
* Update URL with variant ID when using dropdown variant picker
* Fix product media setting "Constrain to screen height" on mobile

To learn more, please visit the Shopify Help Center.

For more information on Shopify Capital in the Netherlands, learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

With Live View, you can track flash sales, drops, Black Friday Cyber Monday (BFCM), and other promotional events with a dashboard that auto-refreshes topline metrics like Orders, Sales, Sessions, and geographical data.

You can also now use benchmarks to compare the performance of your store, for a variety of metrics, against other similar stores*.

And with the customer cohort analysis report you can understand the behavior, including predicted spend tier, and retention of your customers categorized by when their first order was made.

*Your store must meet the eligibility criteria for benchmarks.

Learn more about Live View, benchmarks, and the customer cohort analysis report.

For more information about how Flow uses the GraphQL Admin API, visit the documentation. To learn more about changes in version 2024-10, visit the Developer changelog .

Click on any of the four metrics to open a detailed report in Analytics. Each report includes visualizations and tables, so you can explore your data, spot trends, and customize your view to suit your specific needs.

Learn more about Shopify Bundles analytics.

Tap into new markets, and save on fees with USDC today. Learn more about how to set up USDC on Base as a payment method in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about turning on notifications for a form.

To learn more about the query editor in Analytics, visit the Help Center.

You can now also get fast, customizable reporting and run ShopifyQL queries on the go with the new analytics experience supported in the Shopify mobile app.

To learn more about the new Analytics, visit the Help Center.

When viewing any menu detail page, you can now select the "duplicate" action to create an exact copy of the menu with all its links intact.

This feature streamlines the process of creating similar navigation structures across your store, eliminating the need to rebuild complex menus from scratch when you need variations of existing navigation.

Prior to this change, postcodes were optional. We have moved the postcode field to required to align with the requirements of MaltaPost.

This change is live on checkout and Shop Pay. Postcodes are required on both domestic and international orders regardless of shipping method selected.

When customers want multiple versions of the same product variant with different customizations (through line-item properties), you can now add each variation to the cart without needing separate transactions. For example, sell multiple coffee orders with different names, picture frames with various custom sizes, or different configurations of bundled products—all in one checkout.

This update brings your in-store experience in line with your online store, giving you more flexibility to serve customers efficiently and process complex orders faster.

Available now in version 10.3 of Shopify POS. Learn more about managing item customizations in the Help Center

The custom code editor now includes access to the full customer object, allowing you to dynamically insert customer-specific information like first name, last name, and other account details into your emails. As you type, the editor's new autocomplete feature suggests supported customer variables, making it faster and easier to write correct Liquid code.

This update makes personalized emails easier to create while reducing the likelihood of errors. Whether you're crafting a one-time campaign or setting up automated flows, you can now create more engaging content within Shopify Email.

Learn more about using Liquid with Shopify Email.

Before this update, customer accounts always loaded your store's primary country. Links back to the online store also loaded the primary country.

Learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

Merchants on Shopify Plus plans can also create multiple B2B markets, each with their own unique catalogs, currency, and storefront customizations.

The new version of Markets also introduces the option to view all your buyer customizations in the graph view and a new “view as” feature in the product section of Shopify admin.

Learn more about Markets.

Horizon themes are built with theme blocks offering unparalleled flexibility and customization options.

Browse the Horizon collection on the Shopify Themes Store.

Theme block generation is available on Horizon themes, and all themes that support theme blocks.

Learn more about theme block generation in the Shopify Help Center.

In addition, you can also nest For Each loops, up to a maximum of two levels of For each steps. For example, in a workflow that uses “Get order data” to return a list of orders, you can now loop over those orders and then use a second For each to loop over the line items on that order.

In addition, the maximum number of iterations of a loop has been increased from 100 to 1000 items at a time.

For more information about how it works, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, post to the Shopify community.

See the updates

Select partners building apps and AI agents access Shopify Catalog to search and surface real-time product information such as pricing, options and availability in popular AI platforms and shopping destinations. This opens up exciting new opportunities to connect Shopify merchants to buyers wherever they prefer to shop.

In addition to where personalized results are currently shown, the app listing page will have a new section highlighting key insights for large businesses.

Available now via the Discount Function API and/or in select third-party discount apps, these discounts can reward your buyers with maximum savings, leading to larger cart sizes, higher conversion and better customer loyalty.

Learn more about creating discounts with apps.

• Consent audit log: Merchants using the Shopify cookie banner can now access an audit log for customer consent preferences given in the past 30 days. This enables merchants to easily retrieve consent records and address inquiries from customers, privacy researchers, or regulators about data usage and consent history. By maintaining these records, merchants can improve their compliance with GDPR and mitigate potential legal risks.

• Canadian provincial privacy settings: Merchants can now configure consent and data sale opt-out features for individual Canadian provinces. This allows for more granular control over privacy settings, helping merchants comply with evolving provincial privacy regulations.

For pay-per-delivery subscriptions and pre-orders, you’ll now be able to remove line items, change quantities, and add discounts to line items before an order ships. For prepaid subscriptions, you’ll be able to add discounts but not modify the quantity or remove the prepaid line item.

Learn more about managing subscriptions orders and managing pre-orders.

By default, templates are organized by popularity, but you can update the sorting criteria to organize them based on date added, to see the newest templates first. Additionally, you can refine your search to find templates that include tasks from specific apps, or to only see templates using apps already installed on your store. "Template Author" is also now displayed on template cards and previews, giving you greater insight into the source of each template.

To use the enhanced template library, navigate to the Marketing > Automations area and click “View templates.”

Learn more about marketing automations in Shopify.

Include the customer.store_credit_account.balance Liquid variable in Shopify Email templates or in your storefront custom Liquid code to display the balance to customers.

Store credit can now be issued as a refund by selecting ‘store credit’ as the refund method on the order, regardless of the original payment method. You can control the amount of store credit issued (in case you’d like to split the refund between original payment method and store credit) and whether to include an expiration date.

Subscriptions: Starting June 23, 2025, customers will be able to view and purchase subscriptions directly on Shop. To manage your subscriptions on Shop, go to the Subscriptions settings here in your admin.

Variant Support: You can now showcase both color-based and text-based variants, giving you the ability to more effectively represent your products.

This makes location targeting faster and more flexible. Use it to promote events at partner locations, market pop-up shops, target customers near wholesale partners, or create promotions for specific neighborhoods.

To create a location-based segment, go to Customers → Segments, create a segment using the "customerwithindistance" filter, enter a custom address in the suggestion for the coordinates parameter, set your desired radius, and save. Your segment will update automatically as customers enter or leave the specified area.

Learn more about creating segments in Shopify.

Review these new templates to learn more about using this improved action:
* Send new orders to Airtable
* Send all existing and new products to Airtable
* Update products in batches from product data stored in Airtable
* Notify customers of expiring gifts cards using SendGrid
* Send email using SendGrid when customers places an order for a custom item

For more information about how it works, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

Key benefits include:

• Grab up to 5 sample events for any Shopify Flow trigger, including third-party triggers.
  
• Preview actual event data during workflow creation.
  
• Easily understand fields and values for faster and more accurate building of workflows.

For more information about how it works, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

A pick list is a warehouse document that itemizes the items required to fulfill customer orders. Pick lists from the Shopify Order Printer app can be configured to contain details such as order ID, product name, variant, SKU, quantity, fulfillment status, product images and more, giving fulfillment teams the information needed to locate and pick items quickly and accurately.

With Pick list in Shopify Order Printer, you can:
* Print pick lists for multiple orders directly from the Orders page or within the Order Printer app
* Create templates aligned with your fulfillment workflows (pick-by-order, pick-by-product)
* Specify which product and order fields to display, and arrange them in any column layout
* Sort items to be picked by Product name, SKU, order ID, and more

However, if you sell through a marketplace, then certain states and localities require that you report those sales in your gross sales totals.

UPDATE: In jurisdictions where required, Shopify Tax automated filing now includes reporting for orders placed on Shop, Facebook and Instagram.

Shopify Tax automated filing integrates directly with your store to prepare your tax returns for increased accuracy. You have flexibility in choosing where to file and you can review your returns right from Admin – all for a competitive flat fee per return. 🚀

Log in to see if you’re eligible for automated filing and enroll today.

Learn more about setting up cookie banners.

Auto-generate links and QR codes to use in your marketing campaign across channels that attribute traffic and sales automatically to the same campaign. Organize all your marketing efforts by defining the UTM parameters you want to automatically track or add campaign activities directly. Campaigns gives you a single view of campaign performance with comprehensive insights into sessions and sales across channels and activities over time.

Learn more by visiting our Help Center.

Learn more about customizing your online store sections in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about using copy and paste across pages in the theme editor in the Shopify Help Center.

Customers will see a consistent branded experience from login through to their account pages. This change applies to all merchants who have configured a custom domain for their customer accounts. For merchants who haven't set up a custom domain yet, you can configure one through your store's domain settings to take advantage of this improved branding experience.

Learn more about configuring a custom domain for your customer account pages in the Shopify Help Center

With Store Credit starting to roll out with Shopify POS v10.2+, your customers enjoy true shopping flexibility across all your channels. Customers can earn and spend their store credit seamlessly whether they're browsing your online store or shopping in-person at your retail location.

Using Store Credit on POS
To set up store credit for POS:
1. Activate store credit from POS Channel > Payments and enable the Store Credit payment method
2. Enable returns to be processed to Store Credit by turning on the Return to Store credit payment option
3. Manage staff permissions for Redeem Store Credit and Manage Store Credit from the POS Channel > Staff permissions

Once you've enabled store credit on POS:
1. Store credit will be available when a customer is added to a cart for fast checkout, as well as within net payable exchanges
2. Return to store credit will be an option in the return flow, as well as net refundable exchanges
3. You can view, add/remove store credit from the Customer details on POS

Requirements & Limitations
* Store Credit requires you to use new customer accounts
* To use store credit on Shopify POS, it must be enabled for your online store
* There is not currently customer verification on POS, staff will need to manually verify a customer using store credit at checkout

For more information on using store credit on Shopify POS, visit the Shopify Help Centre

All POS payment settings—including new controls for manual card entry, split payments, and marking orders as paid or partially paid—can now be managed centrally from POS Channel > Payments.

Previously, changing payment settings on one device affected every device across all locations. Now, centralized controls helps you maintain consistent payment options from HQ, while providing flexibility for device-level customization. This allows you to:
* Disable cash payments on mobile devices without cash drawers
* Tailor payment methods and workflows by device or location

To get started, visit POS Channel > Payments for store-wide settings. To customize a specific device, go to Settings > Payments on that device.

For more information visit the Shopify Help Centre.

Simplified access for all staff: All staff can now view customer profiles and add customers to the cart by default, streamlining checkout and improving customer experience without compromising data security.

Granular control options: We've replaced the previous all-or-nothing "Manage Customer" permission with more precise controls, letting you determine exactly who can:
* Create new customers
* Edit customer information
* Delete customer profiles
* View customer metafields
* Edit customer metafields

These granular permissions help you grant appropriate access based on staff roles. For example, you might allow all associates to view customer information, but reserve editing capabilities for managers.

To configure these new permissions, visit POS Channel > Staff and update your staff roles with these granular controls.

For more information, visit the Shopify Help Centre

With this improvement, you now have more flexibility to modify all returns in your system, providing you with consistent return management capabilities across your entire order history.

Previously, if your customer’s order included fulfillments from more than one location in the same location group, shipping rates were added together. With this update, a single flat rate will be applied to the order. This ensures that the shipping charges presented to your customers aren't higher than expected, which can help to reduce abandoned carts.

Shipping rates will still be summed if the order includes items from different location groups. Furthermore, weight-based, carrier-calculated, and app shipping rates aren't affected by this change and will continue to be summed at checkout.

For more details, learn about how combined shipping rates work and how to manage locations in shipping profiles.

Eligible German merchants can now access funding directly through their Shopify admin, with a streamlined application process and flexible repayment terms that align with their business cash flow. To see if you are eligible please visit Shopify Capital.

For more information on Shopify Capital in Germany, learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

What's new:
* Customize your transfers page to tailor your view
* Track multiple shipments associated with a single transfer
* Integrate seamlessly with Shopify POS, allowing your staff to receive transfers in-store
* Scan barcodes for faster processing
* Import products in bulk via CSV for streamlined operations
* Gain better visibility of 3P transfers via Transfers APIs

Please note, existing inventory transfers data will be automatically migrated to the new experience to minimize any disruptions.

Learn more about the updated inventory transfers experience in our Help Centre.

Now returned items only impact your financial reporting after you confirm their receipt–ensuring your sales figures reflect only the returned items physically received. You can now:

• Verify returns before they impact your sales data
• Process return items when you receive them or at any stage that best suits your business
• Release exchange items when ready
• Manage restocking and refunding in one workflow
• Send invoices for exchanges when needed

Learn more about using returns processing to streamline your returns management in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about image generation and other Sidekick capabilities in the Shopify Help Center.

When applied, a reverse charge note will now be present on VAT invoices generated by Shopify Tax.

What’s changed?

When a buyer VAT number is entered within company, company locations or customers, it will now be checked for validity. Merchants will see a status under the field (invalid, valid, service unavailable). Note that this may take up to 10 seconds due to the latency of government APIs.

If the number is valid, the buyer will automatically have the reverse charge exemption applied to their settings.

How do you use it?

Learn how to add and validate VAT numbers for companies and customers in the Help Center.

Be sure to check your admin locations: now that the reverse charge exemption includes the UK, the reverse charge exemption will not be applied if a merchant has a default location outside of the EU.

Note that in all cases, if the country selected for your buyer is not within the European Union or United Kingdom, the field will present as “Tax ID” and offer no validation.

• From your Shopify admin, go to Settings > Checkout.
• In the Configurations section, click Customize next to the configuration that you want to customize.
• In the checkout and accounts editor, click the Settings icon.
• In the Settings section, turn the Buy again button toggle on or off.

Learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

When duty-inclusive pricing is enabled, customers will not be surprised by additional duties in checkout. You can choose to increase your product prices in specific regions by average duty amount to maintain margins. Customers will be informed that duties are included in the total at checkout to boost conversion.

Learn more about Duty Inclusive Pricing in the Shopify Help Center.

Duty and tax calculations are driven by several variables including:
* HS Codes
* Country of origin
* Value of the goods
* Destination country
* Trade agreements

Merchants can edit HS codes and country of origin per product via either the product page or in bulk via taxes and duties settings.

In taxes and duties settings, merchants can now also set a default country of origin. In the event a country of origin isn't listed on your product, we'll use your default country of origin for duty and tax calculations at checkout.

Learn more about country of origin via the International Trade Agreement website.

Merchants should confirm that your taxes are calculated as expected. Unless you have previously opted out, Shopify has migrated the following settings from AvaTax:

• Product tax codes, where there is a like-for-like mapping
  
• Customer exemptions
  
• Regions where you collect tax (tax registrations)

Due to differences in tax services, some settings were not migrated. For more information on how to update your Shopify Tax settings, please review the migration guide.

Avalara Tax Compliance is still available

If you would like to use Avalara’s new app, contact them here as soon as possible. Note that for each additional store, the app must be installed and activated separately.

For remaining merchants, the AvaTax app will be deprecated soon. If you do not switch your tax service, you will be migrated to one or more of Shopify’s tax services.

What to do instead: Purchase labels directly from your carrier of choice or through a shipping app.

We're working on supporting these requirements in the Shopify admin in the future.

Previously, this value included the sum of all line item prices and product-level discounts. Now, event.data.checkout.subtotalPrice.amount reflects the sum of all line item prices after applying both product and order-level discounts. This update aligns the definition with the event.data.checkout.subtotalPrice.amount field on the old /thank_you page.

The event.data.checkout.subtotalPrice.amount changes will affect the following events:
* checkout_completed (on the new /thank-you page only)
* checkout_started
* checkout_address_info_submitted
* checkout_shipping_info_submitted
* checkout_contact_info_submitted
* payment_info_submitted

If you use any of the above events, you should ensure that your pixel expects both product and order-level discounts to be included in this field.

Which countries will this apply to?
Cash rounding will apply in: Canada (CAD), Australia (AUD), New Zealand (NZD), Switzerland (EUR), Belgium (EUR), Finland (EUR), Denmark (DKK), Sweden (SEK) and Norway (NOK). To understand denomination roundings based on your country, you can review documentation available in the Help Centre.

How will cash rounding appear in Shopify?
* Shopify POS and Admin will be updated to support cash rounding, including:
* POS checkout: when Cash is selected as the payment method, the rounded amount will be visible to staff.
* Order details: the total amount and the rounded total will be displayed on both POS and Admin
* Receipts: will show the Total, as well as the new “Cash rounding” and “Adjusted total” amounts
* Payments Reporting: new metrics for “cash rounding” and “rounded net payments” are available as optional columns for future and existing payments reports

Learn more about cash rounding on Point of Sale in the Shopify Help Center.

Merchants have the option to apply the limits to all customers or only to B2B companies.

Learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

You can now set padding to 'auto' for dynamically optimized settings, or adjust padding individually for the top, bottom, left, and right of each section. If you clear a padding setting by mistake, it will revert back to 'auto', so your layout stays polished.

The updated footer section now offers more customization and less clutter. We've reduced empty space, introduced a new compact layout, and all footer text now supports rich text editing, allowing you to emphasize key information. Set and save default footer settings in your Shopify Email brand preferences to save time and maintain consistency across emails and automations, and extend your reach with newly added social icons for platforms such as Whatsapp, Weibo and WeChat, providing your subscribers with more ways to connect with your brand.

Learn more about creating campaigns with Shopify Email.

Here’s what's new in version 10
* Refined visual design: We’ve refreshed the look and feel across POS with cleaner layouts and more accessible information, so it’s easier to stay focused and confident during checkout.
* Updated navigation for faster access: On tablet, the vertical navigation bar now gives you one-tap access to the Register, Connectivity, and Lock Screen. On mobile, the Cart is now just a tap away in the main navigation.
* Smarter, faster search: Inline search is now supported for Orders, Products, Customers, Drafts and Staff - so you get precise, index-specific results without jumping between screens.
* Cart enhancements: A new dynamic cart header now shows you exactly what kind of cart you’re working with - new orders or draft. You’ll see more line items at a glance, making it easier to manage larger orders or exchanges.
* Branding lock screen: Add a custom brand image and logo to the lock screen for a consistent and professional look across your locations. You can upload this media in the POS Channel in Shopify Admin.
* Branded theming for POS Terminal: Add rich, engaging media to the idle screen to catch eyes and educate customers. Apply your brand colors across all checkout screens to elevate the in-store experience. You can upload this media in the POS channel in Shopify Admin.

Version 10 is packed with thoughtful touches designed to save time, improve clarity, and help you deliver a branded, efficient experience at the cash wrap. Read the full update in the blog.

Tailor the look-and-feel even further by leveraging tools to scale the size of the logo and set the overlay opacity of your background image. Both the logo and background image support PNG and JPG files, with a recommended image size of 1080x1920 for the background image, specifically.

To get started, visit the Display Editor in Admin by selecting Point of Sale > Settings > Customize > Customer displays > Idle screen.

These customizations are available for customer-facing displays on both POS Terminal and compatible Android devices running the Customer View app. To learn more about customizing customer display, visit the Help Center

Customize POS Terminal
Customize Customer View app

To get started, visit the Display Editor in Admin by selecting Point of Sale > Settings > Customize > Customer displays > Checkout.

Brand theme colors are applied to Cart, Tips (if enabled), Receipt, and Thank You screens. Within the Checkout section of Display Editor, you can use the dropdown menu in the top bar to navigate between each of these screens to see the applied color and customize other settings. Together with logo and background media on Idle screen, color theming will help represent your brand identity to customers.

These customizations are available for customer-facing displays on both POS Terminal and compatible Android devices running the Customer View app. To learn more about customizing customer display, visit the Help Center

Customize POS Terminal
Customize Customer View app

Split allocation for a line item in an order can occur under the following circumstances:
* The store has multiple fulfillment locations for inventory items.
* Fulfillable inventory is set to sell only within configured zones, in your Shipping and delivery settings. If this option isn't available in the Shopify admin, then it is enabled by default.
* The products or product variants are configured to stop selling when out of stock.
* A checkout is completed containing one of the above products or product variants with a quantity that is greater than can be fulfilled from a single location, but less than or equal to what is available in all locations.

If you manage fulfillment orders with Shopify’s API, please refer to this dev doc to ensure your customizations account for the correct quantity needed to fulfill these orders.

What's changing?

There’s two exciting changes to be aware of:
1. Orders shipped from the EU to the UK will now fully exempt VAT when the buyer has the Reverse Charge (EU/UK) exemption applied to a customer or company location.
2. When applied, reverse charge will now be printed on VAT invoices [exclusive to merchants on Shopify Tax who opt in]

What do you need to do?

Be sure to check your admin locations: now that the reverse charge exemption includes the UK, the reverse charge exemption will not be applied if a merchant has a default location outside of the EU.

How do you use it?

Plus merchants can apply the reverse charge within company locations:
* Go to Companies
* Select the Company you wish to add the exemption to
* Select the Company location you wish to add the exemption to
* Tap the three dots at the top of the Customer card and select "Edit tax details"
* Change the menu underneath Tax settings to "Collect tax unless exemptions apply"
* Either search for or scroll to and check the box next to Reverse Charge (EU/UK)
* Press save

All other merchants can apply the reverse charge within customers:
* Go to Customers
* Select the customer you wish to add the exemption to
* Tap the three dots at the top of the Customer card and select "Edit tax details"
* Change the menu underneath Tax settings to "Collect tax unless exemptions apply"
* Either search for or scroll to and check the box next to Reverse Charge (EU/UK)
* Press save

If your Company or Customers already have the exemption applied, no action is needed.

In place of dark mode, we are introducing flexible color theming on POS Terminal in POS v10.0 and Customer View v2.0 where you can customize any color for your checkout screens.

We're continuing to improve Shopify Functions with new capabilities for discounts, shipping, and payments — areas where you've previously relied on Shopify Scripts — to ensure you can build custom logic that fits your unique business needs.

To help with your migration planning, we recommend using the Shopify Scripts customizations report to identify which of your current customizations can be replaced with Shopify Functions or public apps.

Your existing Shopify Scripts will continue to work until the new deprecation date but we strongly encourage you to migrate as soon as possible.

Learn more about migrating from Shopify Scripts to Shopify Functions in the Shopify Help Center.

Starting in May 2025 during experimentation, Shop will display your discount codes to some Shop customers on your product pages and the new aggregated discounts section in the Shop app.

You can start giving Shop access to your discount codes today, so that they will later display when the feature is available to customers in Shop.

A new setting has been added to your admin that lets you control the maximum quantity allowed for any single item in a buyer’s cart. This limit only applies to carts created on your online store and does not apply to draft orders, point of sale, or carts that include products from catalogs with quantity rules (e.g. for B2B on Shopify).

We have automatically set your store’s limit based on quantities in your store’s entire order history. This suggested limit has a buffer to ensure future orders are unlikely to be impacted, even if they contain higher-than-average quantities. If your store has less than 250 orders, we have applied a default limit of 50.

You can see your set limit and change it as needed in the admin under Settings -> Checkout and learn more in the Shopify Help Center

Whats New
* Each item in the cart can have its own delivery method, eliminating the need to check out separate carts for different delivery options. This means your staff can handle mixed orders - shipping some items while allowing customers to take home others right away.
* The ship and carry out feature lets you sell both in-stock and out-of-stock items together, giving customers more choices and allowing you to utilize inventory across your retail network.
* By consolidating items into one cart, bundle pricing and discounts apply across all purchased items, reducing overhead on staff and improving the customers purchasing experience.

How Ship and Carryout Works
* Split quantity limitations: Items of the same product variant cannot be split across line items. If a variant appears both in a bundle and as a separate line item, they will need to share the same delivery method.
* Tax engine compatibility: Ship and carry out is only supported if you are using Avalara 2.0, Vertex, or Registration-based taxes (excluding stores based in the United States, European Union, and United Kingdom) tax engines. We will be expanding support to include ShopifyTax. Be sure to verify your settings to take advantage of this feature.

* Regional shipping restrictions: *All items in a single delivery cart must be from the same tax region, as configured in your Shopify Admin. However, within the EU, you can ship across countries since it operates under a unified tax engine.
* *Email templates: Default email templates for Order confirmation, Order invoice, Order Edited, POS and Mobile Receipt, and New Order Notification will be automatically updated to show items shipped and items carried out. Custom email templates will need to be manually updated.

Ship and carry out provides a more flexible shopping experience for your customers while simplifying the checkout process for your staff. Learn about ship and carry out in the Help Center.

• Cart summary is now persistent at the bottom of the screen across the Cart and Tips screen. Customers can consistently see the summary and checkout information to make purchase decisions (payment, tip).
• New Tips and Receipts button style for better selection experience.
• Optimized text size and spacing.

These changes will enhance the information displayed to customers, and overall create a better display for POS Terminal. More visual customizations are coming soon.

Here’s what's new with search:

• Faster search speed for quicker interactions
• Improved search performance for larger catalogs
• Increased typing error tolerance

These improvements to search are more forgiving while delivering more specific and faster results, regardless of the catalog size. Product search now provides instantaneous, relevant information, reducing the need for precise input.

This update gives you more control over how search engines crawl your content across different markets.

To implement domain-specific rules, simply use the request.host object in your robots.txt.liquid template.

As an example, this code snippet would disallow crawling of the /en/ folder for the example.fr domain, while allowing the folder to remain crawlable for other domains.


{% for group in robots.default_groups %}
{{- group.user_agent }}
{%- if request.host == 'example.fr' -%}
Disallow: /en/
{%- endif -%}
{% endfor %}


Learn more about customizing robots.txt in the Shopify Dev Docs.

Learn more about draft order deletion.

Previously, you had the option to choose whether to require a "checkpoint challenge" for buyers. To better detect bots, checkpoint challenges are now mandatory when creating new bot protection schedules.

For more details on how to set up and manage your bot protection settings, please refer to our bot protection documentation.

• Access 200M+ global buyers through Shop Pay’s accelerated 1-click checkout
• Accept major credit cards and local payment methods
• Sell in 130+ currencies worldwide
• Simplify operations with unified payouts and reporting

Learn more about Shopify Payments in the Shopify Help Center

Learn more about managing blogs in the Shopify Help Center

Learn more about order editing in the Shopify Help Center

Actions with the new experience include:
* Remove collection metafield
* Remove company location metafield
* Remove company metafield
* Remove customer metafield
* Remove draft order metafield
* Remove order metafield
* Remove product metafield
* Remove product variant metafield
* Remove shop metafield
* Update collection metafield
* Update company location metafield
* Update company metafield
* Update customer metafield
* Update draft order metafield
* Update order metafield
* Update product metafield
* Update product variant metafield
* Update shop metafield

For more information about how it works, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, post to the Shopify community.

Update: We've added sub-categories inclusion options to product smart collection filters because managing large catalogs requires more flexible categorization tools. Now merchants can select a parent category like "Clothing Tops" and automatically include all products from sub-categories such as "Shirts," "Cardigans," and "Bodysuits" without creating multiple filter conditions.

Learn more about the sub-categories filtering in the Shopify Help Center.

Recommended option: switch to the Storefront API Client, which manages the API’s authentication information and enables full access to globally-deployed Carts, offering improved performance, scalability, and a richer feature set including subscriptions, product bundles, contextual pricing, Shopify Functions, and more. See this migration guide for more information.

Alternative option: upgrade to JavaScript Buy SDK v3.0, which allows merchants to maintain their current setup with minimal changes for use cases that are supported by the Cart API. If choosing this option, please be aware that this is the last and final release of the JS Buy SDK and we cannot guarantee future Shopify features will be compatible with this option. See this upgrade guide for more information.

Critical Deadline: July 1, 2025 11:00 AM ET. Merchants must implement one of these changes by this date, or customers will not be able to complete purchases.

You can configure the settings for the checkbox in the checkout that collects customer’s consent for receiving marketing emails. The checkbox can either be preselected by default in select customer regions, with customers being able to manually deselect it, or unselected by default so the customer can opt-in on their own. This change will be applied to both you online and POS checkout.

Previously, draft orders in POS only supported custom (manual) discounts. With this update, you can now apply any discount that you create in the Shopify admin, making POS draft orders fully compatible with discounts to match the capabilities available for your online store. Whether your staff is taking phone orders, creating custom orders, or placing high-value items on hold, you can now save these discounts in draft orders for a more convenient checkout experience.

Note: You need the appropriate permissions to use discounts in draft orders. This feature is available with POS Pro.

Learn more in the Shopify help center.

The Get gift card data action retrieves about gift cards from your store. Importantly, your store has both gift card products, which are used to generate gift cards, and gift cards themselves, which are the actual gift cards that customers can use to make purchases. To get information about gift card products, use the Get product data or Get product variant data actions.

The Get location data action retrieves location information from your Shopify store. Locations are any place that you store inventory, sell products, or ship or fulfill orders.

The Get cash tracking session data action retrieves cash tracking session information from your POS Pro. Cash tracking sessions are used to track the cash in your store's registers.

Review these new templates to learn more about using these new actions:
* Send daily summary of POS cash tracking discrepancies from last 7 days
* Notify customers of expiring gifts cards using SendGrid

For more information about how they work, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, post to the Shopify community.

Whether you need to modify order confirmation emails, add staff members, or manage taxes, settings search will quickly guide you to the right place. Settings search is designed to save you time and reduce frustration, allowing you to focus more on growing your business.

Learn more about settings search in the Shopify Help Centre.

Learn more about the different ways to create fields in forms.

With just a simple description of your business or products, the AI store generator will enable entrepreneurs to generate custom themes for their brand, allowing them to get their online store up and running quickly. It’s now available to all merchants on the basic plan and up.

Learn more about the AI store setup in the Shopify Help Center.

Merchants can also hide wallet payments (ex: Apple Pay, Google Pay, Amazon Pay) based on cart and customer conditions.

Learn more about payment customizations in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about Shopify Payments in the Shopify Help Center.

You can find more information about customizing your Shop Store here.

• Markets (available for merchants with access to the markets feature)
• Draft Orders
• Discounts
• Marketing Automations
• Purchase Orders
• Locations
• Company Locations
• Catalogs

We're continuously working to expand support for additional commerce object types to further broaden the capabilities of search and Sidekick.

Learn more about the Shopify Fulfillment Network dashboard from the Shopify Help Center.

There are two ways for consent to be obtained:
* Staff-led via the “Accepts SMS Marketing” toggle on a Customer profile
* Customer-led via receipt selection on the customer-facing display

To get started, first activate the “collect customer phone numbers from checkout” setting for your retail locations. This can be done in the Shopify Admin. With this setting enabled, the “Accept SMS marketing" toggle will become visible to Staff on the customer profile during checkout allowing them to opt a customer into SMS marketing after obtaining consent.

If a customer already has a phone number attached to their profile, they will be able to opt-in to receive SMS marketing during receipt selection by choosing to receive a text receipt.

Once opted in, merchants can create segments of customers who have subscribed to SMS via Shopify Admin.

To learn more about SMS opt-in for Shopify POS, visit the Help Center.

From your Shopify admin, you can either automate the selection per Shopify’s latest recommendations or manually select the countries. Learn more about collecting customer emails from checkout.

• Adjustable consent preferences: Customers can now modify their consent preferences at any time by reopening the cookie consent banner. Previously, customers had to manually clear cookies to update their consent decisions. Now, they can simply reshow the cookie banner and adjust their preferences as needed.

• Cookie banner on checkout: The Shopify cookie banner can now be displayed on checkout where needed, allowing merchants to capture necessary consents even for sessions that start directly on checkout and skip storefront pages. This ensures that merchants selling in Europe can collect consent for any non-essential trackers, increasing data collection capabilities and improving compliance with European privacy regulations. This feature is off by default - enable it in your Customer privacy settings.

• Data sale opt out: The data sale opt out automation has been updated to include US states with laws effective January 1, 2025. Additionally, customers can now opt out of data sale from both their account and their browser.

If you're looking to implement auto-added free gift promotions in your checkout process, please note that these use cases will now require third-party apps available in the Shopify App Store.

This change helps create a more transparent checkout experience for your customers by ensuring they have full control over the items in their cart.

Shopify duties + import taxes is a feature that allows merchants to display and collect duties + import taxes at the point of sale during checkout. It can be used to provide clear cost information to your customers, ensuring transparency about the total cost of their purchases, including any import duties.

Please be advised that merchants that are collecting duties and import tax estimates at checkout should pair the service with duty prepaid (DDP) labels to avoid double-charging buyer import taxes and duties and reduce buyer parcel rejection rates. Duty prepaid labels must be purchased outside of Shopify Shipping.

Learn more about the collecting estimated import taxes and duties via Shopify Duties in the Shopify Help Center.

Pricing:

Shopify has temporarily reduced pricing. A 0.5% transaction fee applies to orders that have duties and import taxes calculated at checkout in stores.

The transaction fee is applied for every order that has duties and import taxes calculated at checkout, even if the calculated amount is zero. Transaction fees aren't charged in the following cases:

• Orders that are shipped to the same country or region as where the store is located.
• Orders that are shipped between EU member countries.
• Abandoned checkouts.

Additional options for managing tariffs

Shopify provides multiple straightforward options for managing tariffs:

• Use the duty calculator: Activate Shopify’s built-in duty calculator from your Shopify admin at Settings > Taxes and Duties. This tool displays and collects duties and taxes at checkout, reassuring your customers that there will be no hidden charges upon delivery. Ensure to pair this with duty prepaid labels for shipping.
• Buy prepaid duty labels: Purchase duty prepaid shipping labels using third-party apps from the Shopify App Store. This helps ensure that shipments go through customs smoothly without extra charges for your customers.
• Manage duties with Managed Markets: If eligible, US-based merchants can use Managed Markets for automated duty calculations and payments at checkout. This tool provides prepaid duty labels at negotiated rates and guarantees duty and tax calculations, ensuring a seamless experience for your customers.
• Customize store messages: Tailor your online store to display messages about duties being paid at checkout for specific regions, boosting customer trust in your international transactions.

Products
Old: Alphabetical (A-Z)
New: Last created (most recent first)

This change ensures that your newest products appear at the top of the list, making it easier to manage your latest additions.

Purchase Orders
Old: Last created
New: Expected arrival date (future dates first)

Transfers
Old: Last created
New: Estimated arrival date (future dates first)

Files:
New: Last added

For both Purchase Orders and Transfers, sorting by expected arrival date allows you to quickly see what's coming soon, helping you stay on top of your inventory management.

Sort controls are conveniently located in the top right corner of the index page. Simply click on the sort options to arrange your items by the available criteria.

Refer to this new, AI-powered report to recreate your Shopify Scripts customizations with Shopify Functions by either building custom apps or by installing a compatible app.

The deadline to migrate off Shopify Scripts is June 30, 2026.

Learn more in the Migration guide and the Shopify Functions roadmap to plan your migration.

Troubleshooting

Previously, when an action was successful, it might have been difficult to tell what the action did in your shop. For example, when updating a metafield value, what metafield value was set? With these improvements, you will now be able to see the data that was provided to the action, enabling you to better understand what happened.

In this example, by clicking “Step data”, you can see that the “Add order tag” action received as input an order id and a “guitar2” tag:

Since tag actions do not return data, the output is null.

The step data for triggers may be especially useful to check to understand data in your workflow. Triggers contain the data that Flow receives from the event (typically an ID) and the data that Flow queries to run the workflow as you designed:

Searching

Building on prior improvements for searching workflow runs, you can now search any of the step data as part of Flow’s run search. To begin a search in the Flow app, go to a list of workflow runs and choose “Add filter” and then “Includes text”.

You can search any of the fields available as “step data” in the run details. Please note that you can only search the text and you must omit any punctuation. For example, to search for an order ID, search “124443” and not “gid://shopify/Order/124443”.

Resources

For more information visit our help center pages about finding and monitoring workflows. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

These actions makes it easier to store data in metaobjects and retrieve it for use in workflows. For example, a metaobject can be used to manage a fraud deny list which is then queried from Flow and used for subsequent steps that send internal email alerts or cancel orders.

The Get metaobject entries action retrieves a list of entries for a metaobject from your store. In addition to common query fields such as display name or updated date, metaobjects can also be queried by value.

The Get metaobject entry action retrieves a single entry by handle.

Review these new templates to learn more about using these new actions:
* Use a deny list to cancel orders and send internal notifications
* Update products in batches from product data stored in Airtable

For more information about Flow, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

Learn more about adding images to product variants in the Shopify Help Center.

This means for API calls where the publicationId for the Headless sales channel app was passed in, now you should pass in the publicationId for the Headless storefront channel. For example, if you previously used the publishablePublish mutation with the publicationId for the Headless sales channel app, instead you will need to call this mutation with the publicationId for each Headless storefront you wish to publish to.

To enable this, please append the customerAccessToken into the Buyer Identity object of the Storefront API Cart and include the buyer IP address when making server side requests.

Note that for security reasons, the checkoutUrl should be requested when the buyer is ready to navigate to checkout, which can be re-requested if needed.

For merchants building mobile apps with the Checkout Sheet Kit, see this detailed guide to create authenticated checkout experiences for buyers within mobile apps. Previously, opening an authenticated checkout was only possible using multipass, which is limited to Shopify Plus plans and legacy customer accounts. Now, authenticated checkouts are possible for merchants on all plans and customer account versions.

You’ll now find it grouped under Apps, simplifying how you interact with Checkout Blocks. No action is required!

Learn more about Checkout Blocks in the Shopify Help Center.

With more carrier options, you can get your orders shipped quickly and cost-effectively this holiday season and beyond.

Learn more about Shopify Shipping with Purolator and visit the Shopify Shipping calculator to check out your Purolator rates.

With the Canadian tax holiday, Shopify has begun automatically zero-rating properly-categorized products on merchants’ behalf. In order to make tax collection simpler for merchants, we are now calculating shipping tax proportionally for orders with zero-rated items.

This means that for an order with zero-rated and normally-taxed products, tax on shipping will be charged at a blended rate, weighted by the line item quantity and tax rates in the order.

Only zero-rated or exempt items will affect the shipping tax rate. This only applies to GST, and you must be using registration-based taxes.

Here’s an example:

Before:

Product A: $10, 20% VAT

Product B: $30, 0% VAT

Shipping: $10

—

Shipping tax is charged at 20% for the full shipping.

• $10 Shipping x 20%= $2 tax

After:

Product A: $10, 20% VAT

Product B: $30, 0% VAT

Shipping: $10

—

Shipping tax is charged at a rate proportional to the quantity of line items, and considers the zero-rated tax..

• Product A rate: $10 x (1/2) x 20% = $1
  
• Product B rate: €10 x (1/2) x 0% = $0
  
• Shipping Tax rate: $1 + $0 = $1 tax

What's changing?

Starting on December 17th, 2024, Shopify will automatically proportionally tax shipping orders that have products with zero and nonzero tax rates.

This does not apply for manually-set tax rates: if your store is using Legacy Tax or overrides, these changes will not apply and you’ll need to handle taxes yourself.

What do you need to do?

1. Review your product categories and ensure they’re accurate.
   
2. Ensure you do not have manual overrides turned on for these categories, and are not using Legacy Tax.
   
3. That's it! We'll handle the tax calculations for the tax holiday and proportionally tax shipping, automatically.

Pro tip: Use the bulk editor to quickly review and update multiple products at once.

Learn more about eligible categories

Learn more about Online store customer login redirects.

The RFC field must be populated with the customer’s RFC, CURP (Clave Única de Registro de Población), or their foreign tax identification number on orders shipping into Mexico.

Important Note: If you have existing checkout customizations enabled to collect tax IDs for Mexico, please disable them to avoid duplicate fields and confusion at checkout.

Review our help docs for more information on additional tax fields in checkout.

Learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

What's changing?

Starting December 14th, 2024, the Canadian government is temporarily removing GST/HST on select categories of goods. Shopify will automatically apply zero-rating to eligible products in your store with the right categories; no manual tax adjustments needed.

What products are eligible?

The tax break applies to the categories listed here. If your products are categorized under one of these categories, the zero-rating will apply automatically, as long as you do not have manual overrides.

If your store is not using registration-based taxes (if you enter the rates yourself in your Taxes and Duties settings), you will not have the GST/HST automatically zero-rated for the tax holiday.

What do you need to do?

1. Review your product categories
   
2. Ensure eligible products are assigned to the correct categories, by Dec 14th.
3. That's it! If your products fall within a bolded category in the above PDF, tax will not be collected for the tax holiday automatically.

Pro tip: Use the bulk editor to quickly review and update multiple products at once.

Learn more about eligible categories

Create a campaign or learn more about Shop Campaigns.

Learn more about setting up location metafields for order routing.

Learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

See the updates

You can find this report in the Analytics > Reports section of admin. Please note that you must be using new Shopify Analytics to view this report.

In addition, information about the event that triggered a store credit transaction is now available in the customer transaction history view. This includes the order associated with a store credit transaction (if applicable). You can view this information by navigating to the Customers space in admin, selecting the customer you are interested in, and then clicking on their store credit balance.

Learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

You can access this functionality by visiting the Customers > Segments section in admin. To help you get started, three new segmentation templates are available:
- Customers with store credit available to spend
- Customers with store credit expiring in the next 7 days
- Customers who have not used their store credit after 1 month

Learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

• Install apps that allow you to add functionality or customize the customer account with no code.
  
• Select Extensions from one of the 40 launch partner apps to enable customers to take self-serve actions on their orders such as managing subscriptions, triggering returns, engaging more deeply with loyalty programs, and updating their personal information, and more.
  
• Add app blocks directly into existing pages within customer accounts (Order Index, Order Status, and Profile pages) or create entirely new pages - all from the checkout and accounts editor.
  
• App blocks and full-page extensions inherit branding from the rest of the checkout and accounts experience, ensuring a consistent and familiar experience for customers.
  
• All Customer Account Extensions are secured behind a single, passwordless login, so customers only log in to one account to self-serve.

Learn more about customizing customer accounts with apps in the Shopify Help Center

To learn more about managing your subscriptions from the product page, please visit the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

This update unlocks two essential tools - (i) Dynamic content block: Easily add dynamic elements like banners or personalized messaging and (ii) Static content block: Include static text, images, or design elements to match your brand.

Learn more on how you can customize checkout with Checkout Blocks.

Learn more about the metaobject reference metafield smart collections in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about creating automated collections with metafields in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about connecting your own identity provider to customer accounts.

With the introduction of stacked holds you can quickly and easily add another hold each time an issue arises. With all of the reasons captured separately, you can release individual holds confidently, safe in the knowledge that all of the other reasons are captured in their own holds.

Learn more about putting an order's fulfillment on hold.

Learn more about the Bundles report.

Learn more about the grouped view update.

When there is a billing failure due to inventory unavailability at the fulfillment location, merchants will receive immediate notifications that specify which products are affected and the system suggests actionable steps to resolve these issues promptly. This update will allow merchants to minimize subscription disruptions, leading to a better customer experience.

Learn more about the Shopify Subscriptions app.

Customize your Home metrics by long-pressing a metric name in the Shopify App. These customizations and store data are synchronized across desktop and mobile.

Merchants not yet on the new Shopify Analytics can opt in from the Analytics section.

Discover more about Shopify Analytics and Home Metrics.

Learn more about the Shop app and Shop Store.

For across your organization from organization owners or users with administrator privileges, you can add users, assign roles, and manage two-step authentication settings for all user settings.
Visit the Shopify help center to learn more about creating your first organization.

For custom IDs, you will be able to create and manage custom IDs for any data type that has metafield support, and you will be able to look up custom IDs only for Products and Customers. For Upserts, two unstable APIs are now available that allow upserting by a matching key: productSet for Products and customerSet for Customers. You cannot yet use a custom ID as a matching key for upserting.

Upsert support will continue to expand for more object types in the future.

This update allows merchants to manage their fulfillment processes with precision from anywhere, ensuring every reason for a hold is captured and handled separately. This is beneficial because it gives you the confidence to release individual holds while keeping track of all remaining concerns.

Learn more about managing fulfillment holds on mobile.

New enhancements include:
* Simplified Role Assignments: Set up roles with specific permissions and assign them to multiple users at once. This change is aimed at reducing the time and effort involved in user onboarding and ongoing management.
* Enhanced Flexibility: Easily assign multiple roles to a single user, allowing for greater adaptability to meet diverse business needs and simplify the auditing process.
* Efficient Onboarding with Groups (Shopify Plus only): Utilize Groups to simultaneously assign roles and store access across your staff, improving onboarding and management of large teams.

Your existing users will keep their access and be marked with a 'Legacy access" badge. If your organization had used roles in the past, those roles have now been converted into user groups under the same names and marked with a 'Legacy Access' badge. Create and assign roles to users or groups to remove the badge and ensure smooth transition to the new model.

As the organization administrator or owner, we recommend you update permissions for all users by May 1, 2025. After this date, users and groups with legacy access will be automatically migrated to have one role per store, potentially creating many auto-generated roles. For detailed instructions on how to migrate users with legacy access, please visit the Shopify Help Center.

You can add full-page Customer Account Extensions to your customer accounts menu, allowing your customers to easily find self-serve functionality from apps providing loyalty, membership, rewards programs and more.

This enables the customer account menu to become a more integrated part of the online store, allowing you to take logged-in customers directly to specific product and collection pages.

Additionally, the familiar “Go to Store” button will transition to a “Shop” link in the header. You will have the ability to rename, change the destination, or remove the Shop link entirely. The logo will continue to link to the online store.

Learn more in the Shopify Help Center or start editing your customer accounts menu in your Shopify Admin.

Search in the Shopify app includes:

• All filters available on desktop
• A count of results for each filter type
• Uninstalled apps, companies, segments, settings, and admin pages are now searchable
• Products, Orders, and Customers overview screens use the new search experience
• Links to search the Shopify App Store, Shopify Help Center, and Order, Customers, or Products pages

Learn more about searching in Shopify from the Shopify Help Center.

This was confusing for stores that wanted to enable other delivery methods like pickup in store for a location without shipping from it.

Now, that assignment is not done automatically anymore. Also, indicating that a location fulfills online orders will display all delivery methods available for that location to quickly enable or disable each of them, and also see in a glance the status of each one.

Learn more about the change in the Shopify Help Center

This new capability unlocks the ability to create compelling promotional campaigns, cross-sell more effectively, and enhance product discovery.

Learn more about Subscriptions discounts.

This update ensures that the inventory status is accurately reflected on the PDP, allowing buyers to make informed purchasing decisions and improving overall customer satisfaction.

Learn more about product bundles.

Learn more about this new dynamic source feature in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about how to enable self-serve returns in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about draft order support for customizations and validations in the Shopify Help Center.

To use this feature, navigate to draft orders in admin, click on the new product actions menu, and select the "lock pricing" action. For more detailed instructions, visit our Help Center.

• New customer accounts is now customer accounts
  
• Classic customer accounts is now legacy customer accounts

This change reflects Shopify’s commitment to the future of new customer accounts and although we have not yet announced a timeline, classic customer accounts will eventually be retired.

Learn more about customer accounts in the Shopify Help Center.

In the past, sellable inventory included POS inventory, which sometimes led to checkout issues for customers on the retailer's store.

This improvement ensures more accurate sellable inventory across both stores while maintaining a seamless customer experience.

You can now adjust the aspect ratio and image fit for product thumbnails, as well as the quantity badge background colors to align with your brand. Accessibility updates improve the experience for buyers using screen readers, and money line optimizations ensure better handling of long discount codes.

This release also includes minor UX fixes, such as spacing and alignment updates, for better visual consistency.

These enhancements apply across Checkout and the Customer Account Order Status Page, creating a refined shopping journey for every customer.

Learn more about these settings under checkoutBrandingInput (see: merchandiseThumbail) in the Checkout Branding API documentation.

As with all of our marketing automation templates, we have included a strong starting point, but the segment criteria, as well as email content, should be reviewed and updated as needed to suit your business.

Learn more about marketing automation templates or customer segmentation in Shopify.

In the previous version, Shopify Audiences v2.3, Retargeting Boost audiences had demonstrated as much as 2 times more orders for every marketing dollar spent on retargeting compared to the next-best tactic. Retargeting Boost audiences now perform up to 50% better compared to version 2.3.

Shopify Audiences helps merchants find more customers on top ad platforms, cut their customer acquisition costs, and get more out of their ad spend with custom audiences powered by millions of commerce insights only available on Shopify.

Whether you’re brand new to digital advertising or a seasoned pro, Shopify Audiences provides you with a much-needed advantage in a digital ecosystem that is shifting due to new privacy regulations and operating system changes.

Updates

With Shopify Audiences v2.4, the following updates are available:

• Exclude 40% more customers from your ad campaigns on average with the Existing Customers Plus audience compared to standard ad platform lists
• Achieve up to 50% better performance with Retargeting Boost audiences compared to version 2.3
• Add Meta Retargeting Boost and Prospecting audiences to ad sets directly in the Shopify Audiences app
• View ad set usage of Meta audiences directly in the Shopify Audiences app
• Get improved guidance on audience export issues and troubleshooting

Bank references are unique identifiers for payouts that our partners create to help you track missing or delayed payouts. If an expected payout hasn’t settled in your bank account but is marked as paid on Shopify, you can contact your bank for an update and provide the bank reference.

Simply go to Finances > Payouts > Payout Details (click on the payout) and you'll see the bank reference.

*What's improved? *
* All support docs for the Checkout Blocks app are now in the Help Center alongside other Shopify apps.
* The updated content addresses common questions and use cases.
* Visitors to the old docs are automatically redirected to the new Help Center pages.
* Help Center Assistant now uses this updated content to answer questions faster.
* Documentation is now available in multiple languages.

Explore the new Checkout Blocks docs here.

How does it work?
All Managed Markets labels will be run through address validation as a part of order processing.
* Orders with valid addresses will be available for immediate fulfillment.
* Orders with invalid addresses will be placed on hold to be reviewed + corrected by Managed Markets within 1 business day.
* Orders will be released in one of two states: “Address corrected”, or “Address error” where the recommended next step is to contact the customer to correct the address.

If you wish to opt-out of the complimentary service, please visit your Shopify Admin settings: Markets > Preferences > Managed Markets. There you can toggle the address correction service to “Off”. You may turn the service back “On” at any time.

For additional details, please refer to the Shopify Help Center

You can also see what features an app offers in the Categories section of the app listing.

Try it now on the Shopify App Store.

Previously, merchants would be paid out for orders and charged duties and taxes once USPS delivered the parcel to the DHL eCommerce domestic hub.

Starting Nov 21, Managed Markets will initiate label billing and payout upon the first “in transit” event on the USPS leg for orders fulfilled via DHL eCommerce. Merchants will now be paid out as soon as USPS picks up and scans the parcel. This will decrease time-to-payout and create a consistent experience across all Managed Markets carriers.

Customer_within_distance:
This feature lets you segment customers based on their proximity to a retail location. Use this to identify local customers who might benefit from location-specific offers or in-store events.

Orders_placed by app and location:
You can now segment customers by sales channel, such as POS, or based on orders placed at specific retail locations. This allows for a more detailed view of your customers' shopping habits and enables you to personalize your communications based on where and how they shop.

You can access these features by visiting the Customers section and clicking into Segments to create a new segment. There are also two new segment templates that can help you get started: Customers near retail location and Customers who frequently purchased in-store in the last year which can be accessed from the templates link inside the Segments tab.

Start segmenting today to enhance your marketing efforts and connect more deeply with your local customer base.

Learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about multi-currency payouts in the Shopify Help Center.

This update will also allow merchants, who were using Shopify Scripts to manage multiple promotions, to correctly model them as individual automatic discounts when using apps and Shopify Functions.

Learn more about discount combinations & limits in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about address validation in the Shopify Help Center

Learn more about managing fulfillment holds in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about Shopify Flow and marketing automations in Shopify.

Previously, customer metafields were the only option for storing responses from form submissions. However, if a customer submitted multiple responses, only the latest submission was retained, and each form field required a separate metafield in customer profiles. Additionally, updating metafield data in one form could inadvertently affect its use in other services. Now, you can choose whether each custom field in a form maps to the customer profile or to a metaobject that stores the full form submission.

Learn more about storing your form submissions in metaobjects and customer metafields.

This is the table that displays on a product or variant's adjustment history page that lists the lastest inventory adjustment history data.

The Activity column displays the event that caused the inventory adjustment, such as a new order, a return, or a manually selected inventory adjustment reason.

The numbers under each of the inventory states display the adjusted quantity first, and the new total quantity second. A dash indicates that the adjustment didn't affect that column.

Learn more about Viewing inventory adjustment history in the Shopify Help Center.

The previous action, now relabeled “Cancel order (deprecated)”, uses a different API that does not void payment authorization and provides separate options for “Refund items” and “Refund shipping”. We recommend updating your existing workflows to use the new action.

For more information about how it works, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, post to the Shopify community.

This will help busy merchants further streamline their sales tax compliance process and simplify their U.S. filing experience. Shopify Tax automated filing integrates directly with your store to prepare your tax returns for increased accuracy. You have flexibility in choosing where to file and you can review your returns right from Admin – all for a competitive flat fee per return. 🚀

Log in to see if you’re eligible for automated filing.

Learn more about automated filing in the Shopify Help Center.

This update protects your business from session hijacking while keeping you in the flow of your work — no need to navigate away or perform a full re-login.

Live rates from UPS at label purchase introduces deeper discounts on small packages with UPS® Ground and UPS® Ground Saver.

To speed up the label purchase process, we've removed the Shopify plan discount line item from the label purchase summary. You will continue to receive discounts on all UPS shipping labels purchased through Shopify Shipping.

Learn more about Shopify Shipping with UPS and visit the Shopify Shipping calculator to check out your new rates.

Our visual explorer makes it easy to view the latest taxonomy updates.

New

Enhanced calculations
Stay confidently compliant selling across borders knowing that Shopify Tax is accurately calculating VAT rates based on your customers’ exact address.

Smart categorization
Is a Jaffa Cake a cake or a biscuit? As a society, we may never be able to agree on the answer, but at Shopify, we can help you categorize your Jaffa Cake for tax purposes. Shopify helps you by suggesting the proper category for your products and then automatically applies the right VAT rate based on local rules.

When rates differ on multiple line items, Shopify Tax will now tax shipping proportionally on each order in both the EU and UK.

Liability Insights
Know where you’re liable with a country-by-country overview of your tax obligations. Liability insights analyzes your store’s sales and compares it to government requirements to let you know where and how you may be required to collect VAT.

VAT invoices
If you sell taxable goods or services to VAT-registered businesses or individuals in other EU countries, you have an obligation to provide a VAT invoice. With the tap of a toggle, Shopify Tax will issue VAT invoices enabling you to stay compliant with local laws and your B2B buyers to reclaim any VAT paid.

Learn more
Shopify Tax is currently being released to all Shopify stores that sell to the European Union and/or United Kingdom. Merchants using registration-based taxes will automatically receive these enhancements in the coming weeks. Learn more about these new features in the Shopify Help Center.

To learn more, please visit the Shopify Help Center.

Now, you can quickly customize and preview new functionality on the Checkout, Thank you, and Order status pages by using only the relevant app blocks in any section of the page.

Learn more about the Apps tab in the Shopify Help Center.

You can find the new Finance section in the overflow menu in the navigation bar under Finance. The Payouts menu item will be removed and you can access your Payouts via the Finance tab.

Learn more about Shopify Finance.

Buying insurance and submitting claims follows the same process in Shopify Admin that is used for Shopify Shipping insurance

This enables a number of use cases, including automating form responses. For example, merchants can create custom forms in Shopify Forms that trigger workflows in Flow when a customer submits information.

For more information about how it works, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, post to the Shopify community.

This template was built to replace the existing one, and so will need to be set up (and the old one turned off) to make use of the new functionality.

As with all of our marketing automation templates, we have included a strong starting point, but the segment criteria, as well as email content, should be reviewed and updated as needed to suit your business.

Learn more about the new marketing automation templates or segment triggers in Flow.

For more information, please visit our help center.

This means for API calls where the publicationId for the Hydrogen sales channel app was passed in, now you should pass in the publicationId for the Hydrogen storefront channel. For example, if you previously used the publishablePublish mutation with the publicationId for the Hydrogen sales channel app, instead you will need to call this mutation with the publicationId for each Hydrogen storefront you wish to publish to.

What are unverified returns?
An unverified return is a return that takes place when a customer does not have a receipt, or the order cannot be verified in POS, so retail staff cannot confirm the original purchase took place.

Unverfied returns are issued to a gift card that will be visibile within the customer profile. In order to issue an unverified return, gift cards are required to be active in the shop.

Learn more on how to set up and get started with unverified returns in POS in the Shopify Help Center

Steps to enable:
1. From your Shopify admin, click Point of Sale > Settings.
2. In the Devices section, click Customer displays.
3. Click Idle screen.
4. Optional: Add or edit your brand colors:
- If you don't have brand colors set up in your store, then click Add brand colors, and then add your brand colors.
- To edit your existing brand colors, click Edit brand colors, and then edit your brand colors.
5. In the Idle screen section, select Apply primary color 1 and contrasting color to apply your brand colors to the standby screen on your POS Terminal.
6. Click Save.

Learn more about brand colors for POS Terminal in the Shopify Help Center. Learn more about brand colors for the Customer View app in the Shopify Help Center. To access this feature, ensure you're running POS App version 9.20 and Customer View version 1.26.

With Tap to Pay on iPhone and Shopify POS, in-person sellers can accept contactless payments with just an iPhone—no additional hardware or card readers required. Tap to Pay on iPhone uses the near-field communication (NFC) chip in iPhone to process payments from contactless cards and digital wallets like Apple Pay. Payments accepted with Tap to Pay on iPhone are processed by Shopify Payments and are subject to standard credit card processing fees.

Tap to Pay on iPhone uses the built-in security and privacy features of iPhone to keep your business data private and secure. When a payment is processed, Apple doesn’t store card numbers or PIN information on the device or Apple servers, so you can rest assured know your business stays yours.

Learn more about the Tap to Pay on iPhone in the Shopify Help Center.

With Tap to Pay on Android and Shopify POS, in-person sellers can accept contactless payments with just a compatible Android smartphone—no additional hardware or card readers required. Tap to Pay on Android uses the near-field communication (NFC) chip in the device to process payments from contactless cards and digital wallets like Apple Pay. Payments accepted with Tap to Pay on Android are processed by Shopify Payments and are subject to standard credit card processing fees.

e.g.: Learn more about the Tap to Pay on Android in the Shopify Help Center.

Previously, these app blocks would only display in the order summary at the bottom of the page on one-page checkouts.

Learn more about customizing checkout from the Shopify Help Center

The update includes an updated Default Location card, streamlined location name and address editing, and a more streamlined design. We've also integrated a new address validation feature, which helps ensure accuracy when entering or updating location addresses. These improvements make it easier to view and manage location configurations, reduce errors in address entry, and simplify the process of sorting and filtering locations.

On the Shipping labels page, select Buy labels for X orders to quickly start buying labels for up to 100 orders at one of your fulfillment locations. On the Create shipping labels page, you can now group orders by item type and item quantity to quickly fulfill similar orders.

Learn more about admin user permissions in the Shopify Help Center.

Here’s what new:
* We have optimized the text size and spacing to display more information staff need within a single view. This means there is less scrolling and fewer taps when building carts.
* We’ve moved workflows from a full screen view to a windowed view on iOS tablets. This will focus staff on specific actions and ensure the cart is always visible.

These changes will make more room for actions in overall the layout to help staff flow more seamlessly through the POS app.

The default idle screen now includes animations with support for both light mode and dark mode to make the experience more enjoyable.

Customers can now select multiple types of digital receipts including the Shop app, email, sms and print, making it easy to receive receipts.

Customers can view product images on your customer facing devices so they can easily see their items being added to the cart. This feature can be managed in the Display Editor (Settings > Devices > Customer displays) in the POS Sales Channel. Learn more about cart images for POS Terminal in the Shopify Help Center. Learn more about cart images for the Customer View app in the Shopify Help Center. To access this feature, ensure you're running POS App version 9.19 and Customer View version 1.25.

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Learn more about [file uploads] in the Shopify Help Center.

With this update, filter swatches are now also automatically rendered in the storefront filter dropdown and filter values are automatically grouped under a single value (for example, powder blue and navy blue would automatically map to the “Blue” filter option).

To learn more, please visit the Shopify Help Center.

When authoring code, the editor can now dynamically type the input parameter in the main function of the script, allowing for changing the query and then suggesting available values. This helps write code faster by suggesting possible completions for partially typed words and minimizes the likelihood of errors.

Hovering over code elements provides instant access to type information, making clear acceptable values and reducing errors.

For more information about how it works and limitations, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, post to the Shopify community.

Learn more about the Customer Metafields on POS in the Shopify Help Center

Financial summary improvements:

• The order details financial summary now takes into account shipping refunds. For instance, if the original shipping amount was $10 and $6 is refunded, the shipping amount will now be $4 (before this change it would have stayed as $10).
  
• For orders with multiple shipping lines, the refunded amount is proportionally distributed across each line. For example, if there are two shipping lines originally priced at $10 and $20, and $6 is refunded, the shipping amounts will become $8 and $16, respectively.

Streamlined refund process:

• A new checkbox has been added to simplify the process of refunding shipping. This checkbox defaults to refunding the full shipping amount but the shipping amount can still be edited for partial refunds.
  
• For orders with multiple shipping lines, we now display each individual shipping line in the refund section.
  
• When refunding an amount that has already been partially refunded, the remaining refundable shipping amount is now displayed.

Timeline events for shipping refunds:

• Refunds targeting only shipping amounts now create timeline events on the order details page, with support for multiple shipping lines. Before, these events were only created when both shipping and product line items were refunded.

In the main products index page, click “Create email campaign” under the “More actions” button in the top right hand side of the product index page. This opens a modal to choose an email template. Select a product-specific template and your email will be created with default products included.

You can also select multiple products, click the “...” icon on the top right hand side of the product index table and then select “Create email campaign” under Apps. The modal will open up to select a template and you’ll see the products you chose passed through directly into the draft email campaign.

And on a single product detail page, you’ll also find the option to “Create email campaign” under the “More actions” button. You’ll see a modal to select a template, and then the product you were working on will be automatically passed into the draft email that is created.

Learn more about creating campaigns with Shopify Email.

Learn more about Duty Inclusive Pricing in the Shopify Help Center.

The workflow run list includes two improved columns, now called Workflow status and Results. The workflow status column includes new states to better represent what happened in the workflow: In-progress, Completed, Timed out, Rate limited, and Cancelled.

The results column includes a list of actions that were successfully completed and a list of actions that had errors. Clicking an action takes you to the relevant section on the run details page.

For all workflows but especially those with a lot of steps, the run list page now loads much faster and with fewer time-out errors, making it easier to troubleshoot.

For questions and feedback, post to the Shopify community.

If you already have Semantic Search enabled in the Shopify Search & Discovery app, this update has automatically been applied.

If you haven’t yet enabled Semantic Search and you’re on a Shopify plan or above, you can do so in the free Shopify Search & Discovery app. Learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

Store Transfers: This feature enables merchants to offer pickup in store for more products, at more locations by allowing customers to purchase products online and have them shipped to one of your stores for pickup, commonly known as “ship to store” fulfillment. Previously, Pickup In store was only available if all products in an order were in stock at a given pickup location during checkout.

Store transfers can be enabled for any location offering Pickup in store and can be configured to transfer items from multiple source locations like other retail stores or fulfillment centers. Product exclusions are supported to prevent certain items from being included.

Furthermore, merchants can facilitate the transferring of inventory for a pickup directly in an order via Shopify admin.

Enhanced list of available pickup locations at checkout: Improvements have been made to how in store pickup locations are displayed at checkout by providing a smaller expandable list of pickup locations, and hiding irrelevant locations that are outside the buyer’s country.

You can build custom automations in Flow, and there are two new marketing automation templates available to help you take advantage of segment triggers.

1. Welcome new VIPs. Send an email to customers who join your VIP segment, thanking them for their business and promoting any special offers you reserve for your best customers.
2. Send birthday emails. Email customers on their birthday with a special deal. Turning on this automation will add a birthdate metafield to your customers, and if you don’t have birthdays collected, you can start with Shopify Forms for free.

If you’re starting from the Marketing > Automations section, the templates will set up the required segments in the background, and you can adjust them as needed—especially for segments like VIP, which are likely specific to your business. If you build your workflows in Flow, you’ll need to make sure you have the right segments and metafields set up in the Customers section.

Learn more about the new marketing automation templates or segment triggers in Flow.

A bundle is a set of two or more related products, commonly offered at a discount. You can sell bundles through your Online Store, Shop channel, and now - Shopify POS. To create product bundles in your store, you must have the Shopify Bundles app installed. Publishing them to POS is as simple as ensuring the Point of Sale is selected in the “publishing - sales channels”.

Selling bundles can enhance your average order value while offering curated value and discounts to customers. Additionally, they help clear out old inventory and increase product visibility.

There are three types of bundles: Fixed, multipack, or mix-and-match. To create Fixed or Multipack bundles, you can use Shopify Bundles, which is a free first-party bundles app. This app is available on all Shopify plans. For creating Mix-and-match bundles, visit the Shopify App Store to find a curated collection of third-party bundle apps that integrate directly into the Shopify admin and work with Shopify POS.

For more details on limitations and eligiblity, visit the Shopify Help Center.

All existing staff members who have previously been given the singular Gift cards permission will automatically have all the new permissions selected by default to ensure backward compatibility. Merchants have the option to select (or unselect) a subset of these permissions when more granular access control is needed.

Learn more about these new permissions in the Shopify Help Center.

For carrier claims supported by Shopify, we've prefilled order information in the claims form to save you time.

Learn more about the new claims process in the Shopify Help Center.

For more information about how it works, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

Learn more about split shipping in checkout through the Shopify Help Center.

Suppliers can now set flat shipping rates or calculated shipping rates for different products through their price lists. Unlike flat rates, calculated shipping rates use rules configured by the supplier to calculate shipping costs live at checkout. For example, suppliers could now offer you a “free shipping for orders over” rate, which you could pass on to customers to incentivize higher average order values, and lower cart abandonment.

Retailers still retain control over which shipping rates show to customers at checkout, and can customize these using custom shipping profiles, or free shipping discounts.

Select ‘Calculated at checkout’ to charge retailers the rates you’ve configured in your shipping profiles, or set flat rates for each zone you ship to. Retailers can pass on your shipping costs to customers, with live rate-fetching from your store, directly on their checkout.

Where can I set my rates?
Look for the new ‘Shipping’ section when you create a price list, or edit existing ones.

Retailers assigned to active price lists will be notified if you change your shipping flat rates, or change how shipping is calculated for Collective products.

Learn more about the program in Google Help Center here.

This simplified shipping profile now allows retailers to live-fetch suppliers' shipping rates, and add them to customers' orders directly at checkout.

Prior to this upgrade, when a retailer imported products from suppliers, a unique shipping profile was created for every individual supplier. Shipping rates were imported together with those products, and any updates made by suppliers didn’t automatically sync to the shipping profiles on the retailer’s store. Updates needed to be made manually.

In addition to Refund created, new triggers have been added to support additional return activities, including:, Return approved, Return cancelled, Return closed, Return declined, Return reopened, and Return requested.

A new Cancel return action can help manage returns, such as when buyers do not send products back.

Several new templates make it easy to get started when automating return workflows:
* Release fulfillment hold on exchange items once the return is closed: When a return is closed, check if there is an outstanding balance on the order. If there is no order balance, release the exchange items.
* Cancel inactive returns: Automatically cancel a return that has not been refunded or restocked within a certain period of time.
* Get notified on Slack when a customer requests a return: Receive a customizable slack notification when a customer submits a return request from their account.

For more information about Flow, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

We made a change to the experience. Previously, customs forms were available for all Managed Markets orders, regardless of whether or not it was required to be printed and attached to the outside of the parcel.

Now, we've modified the experience so that the customs form only displays if it is being shipped to a non-paperless trade country.

• If the customs form doesn't display in Admin, it is because the destination is a paperless trade country. You do not need to print the commercial invoice; it is included electronically via the shipping label.

• If you do see a customs form available in Shopify Admin, please print it out and attach to the outside of the parcel prior to handing it to the carrier.

Printing of the commercial invoice is only required if the parcel is shipping to a non-paperless trade country. Most countries support paperless trade, and the carrier and customs agencies pull the commercial invoice via the barcode on the label.

Previously, Collective suppliers had to rely on keywords within the search bar to review and remove specific products from their pricelist.

Suggested replies are on by default for eligible merchants. You can turn them off in Inbox > Settings > Message preferences.

This gives merchants a unified way to edit files across admin and is now generally available.
Learn more about the unified file editor in the Shopify Help Center.

Card readers will update automatically after the date when paired with a device running Shopify POS and connected to the internet.

Learn more about Shopif card readers in the Shopify Help Center.

Card readers will update automatically after the date when paired with a device running Shopify POS and connected to the internet.

Learn more about Shopif card readers in the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about the New Customer Accounts in the Shopify Help Center.

Credit Notes will have an associated refund mechanism: 1) refund to the original payment method; OR 2) Shopify Account Credits. Shopify Account Credits are post-bill credits that can only be applied to charges on future invoices.

Learn more about viewing form submissions.

Turning on automated privacy settings will:

• Automatically generate and maintain your privacy policy.
• Add a cookie banner and keep it synced with latest recommendations.
• Add a data sales opt-out page and keep it synced with latest recommendations.

Turn on automation from the customer privacy settings page or learn more about customer privacy in the Shopify Help Center.

This is a drop in replacement for reCAPTCHA v3 with the hCaptcha badge replacing the reCAPTCHA badge that loads when a customer interacts with a protected form. No action is required, unless you are notified otherwise.

Further information is available in the Developer docs.

For an app to be compatible with draft order checkouts, the developer must update their app to the latest UI extension version. This allows the extension to react to draft order restrictions like un-editable cart lines or discounts.

Once the developer updates their app, it will automatically start running in draft order checkouts and regular checkouts.

Learn more about customizing checkout on this page

Whether you’re looking to streamline your operations or optimize workflows, this improves visibility into how workflows interact with various aspects of your business and makes investigating easier by identifying workflow runs related to specific resources.

For more information about how it works, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, visit the Shopify community.

Learn more about the cash tracking in the Shopify Help Center.

Filtering by company and company location metafields is limited to single line text, product reference, true or false, collection reference, page reference, and metaobject reference metafields.

Try it now in the admin, or learn more about filtering by metafields in the Shopify Help Center.

In addition to the unlocked features, some workflows that have been improved:
* Changing product quantities in a draft order
* Viewing product details linked to a draft order

This makes it easier for merchants to create, manage & adjust draft orders on-the-go from the Shopify App.

Retailers can navigate into their Collective Settings to retrieve the custom link to send to their suppliers. Once connected, suppliers can immediately start sharing products through a price list and the retailer can choose which products they would like to import.

Similar to the other invite direct invite methods, there is no minimum sales requirement for invited suppliers.

Customers only need to pay the invoice when it's due, according to the payment terms assigned to the order or their account.

This feature is available to all plans.

Try it now in the admin, or learn more in the Shopify Help Center.

Eligibility
- Shopify Balance & Shopify Credit Card Holders

To use this feature, ensure that you have downloaded the partners channel app, and connected your ads account to Shopify. This is now available to all merchants in all regions.

Learn more about Shopify's international sales tools and Managed Markets in the Shopify Help Center.

Say hello to the new Home layout available for tablet devices! Our latest update introduces a new split screen layout in the Shopify POS app. Searching for products and customers are now alongside your cart for quicker cart building and managing. Accessing your preferred search method is now easier and ensures search results for your staff are at their fingertips without delay.

Here’s what’s new:
- Always visible cart: No need for long scrolls or toggling between tabs - see your cart next to your search results at all times.

- Optimized search: Easily search using global search, scanning barcodes or using the Smart grid, minimizing the steps needed to add items to your cart.
- Improved search result interaction pattern: Search results such as products and customers can be added to the cart by tapping on the line item.

Update your Shopify POS app to version 9.12 to experience faster and more efficient cart building. Learn more about the split-screen Home layout for Shopify POS tablets in the Shopify Help Center.

These new templates include:
* Tag orders with associated UTM campaign
* Hold fulfillment orders for customers with chargebacks
* Track product variants that are on sale using a product metafield
* Create and initialize shop metafields
* Tag all customers with their point of sale location
* Send notification when a customer orders multiple variants of a product
* Tag first-time customers with their point of sale location
* Send notification when order contains a bundle
* Change product template when variants are out of stock or back in stock
* Cancel orders for customers who frequently return items
* Tag a customer's first order
* Remove D2C customer if not added to company after 3 days

For more information about Shopify Flow, visit the documentation. For questions and feedback, post to the Shopify community.

• Only US buyers could participate in the Shop Cash rewards program to earn (via Shop Pay) and redeem Shop Cash (in the Shop app and shop.app website)
• Only US merchants could use Shop Campaigns to create offers and they could only target US buyers

Now:

• Both US and Canadian buyers can now earn 1% Shop Cash on all eligible Shop Pay purchases. Buyers can spend Shop Cash or boost with it with offers in the Shop app or shop.app website on both US and Canadian shops.
• Both US and Canadian merchants can use Shop Campaigns to target both US and/or Canadian buyers.

Learn more about Shop Campaigns and Shop Cash.

Unit Pricing allows merchants to display the price per unit for products sold in quantities or measurements. When a unit price is entered for a product, it is displayed on the product pages, collection pages, cart page, checkout pages, and order confirmation notifications. This feature helps customers make more informed purchasing decisions by providing clear and consistent pricing information.

Learn more about the Unit Pricing feature in the Shopify Help Center

The suggestion will account for your shop's current inventory, your order routing preferences and your shipping settings to suggest the next best location that can fulfill the order. You can use this suggestion when editing the fulfillment location for a single order, or for multiple orders at once from your Orders page.

Learn more about Shopify's Standard Product Taxonomy in help docs.

Learn more about Shopify's Standard Product Taxonomy on the blog..

Semantic Search goes beyond keyword matching and better understands buyer’s intent, returning richer and more relevant results. It allows your customers to use everyday language when searching, even if they search for “something to wear in the summer” instead of “shorts”.

To learn more about Semantic Search, please visit the Shopify Help Center.

Try it now in the Search & Discovery app.

Learn more about the Shopify Combined Listings app in the Shopify Help Center.

Standard API -> init -> shop object including:
* Country code
* myShopify url
* Payment settings

Standard Events -> checkout object including:
* Discount amounts
* Email marketing consent
* Final line item price
* Line item properties
* Line item selling plan
* Localization
* Payment method
* Selected delivery options
* SMS marketing consent

For more information about how it works, go to the documentation. For questions and feedback, you can post to the Shopify community.

Learn more about shipping address validation in the Shopify Help Center.

Merchants can launch the Pixel Helper from the Shopify admin and then interact with their store to see events being received in real-time, alongside the data contained within those events.

With the Pixel Helper, merchants can debug issues and ensure their tracking infrastructure is working as expected. All from the Shopify Admin.

Learn more about the Shopify Pixel Helper in the Shopify Help Center

For example, to update the locale for a customer, you would choose customerUpdate and then update the JSON to set the locale:

For more information about how it works and current limitations, go to the documentation. For questions and feedback, you can post to the Shopify community.

Each customer contact will be counted as a single customer regardless of how many company locations they are attached to. Up to 50 customers can be attached to a single company location.

To learn more about creating and managing companies, visit the Shopify Help Center.

Shopify Audiences helps merchants find more customers on top ad platforms, cut their customer acquisition costs by up to 50%, and get more out of their ad spend with custom audience lists powered by millions of commerce insights only available on Shopify.

Whether you’re brand new to digital advertising or a seasoned pro, Shopify Audiences provides you with a much-needed advantage in a digital ecosystem that is shifting due to new privacy regulations and operating system changes.

Product updates

With Shopify Audiences v2.3, we’ve made the following updates:

• Improved the accuracy of Retargeting Boost audiences to increase performance: it now helps drive up to two times more retargeting conversions. Merchants can increase their orders for every marketing dollar they spend on retargeting.
• Free trial: Audiences is included with Shopify Plus or enterprise plans. Now, merchants who aren't on Shopify Plus can try a no-obligation, 45-day free trial. You won’t be charged and don’t require a credit card for the trial. The trial includes:
  • Retargeting Boost lists to use with Meta campaigns to help drive more retargeting conversions.
  • The benchmarks dashboard for Meta, to pinpoint where to make improvements in your advertising.

The due date for the remaining balance will be based on the payment terms assigned to the company location.

To enable deposits, go to an individual company location within the admin and click on “Edit payment terms” within the Customizations card. Select the check box for “Require deposit on orders created at checkout” and enter in the percentage-based deposit amount.

To learn more about deposits at checkout, visit the Shopify Help Center.

This improvement aims to help retailers quickly manage and scale their catalog size in just a few clicks.

Previously, suppliers were limited to selecting and adding 30 products at a time, and relied upon search to manually find and add specific products to price lists. It’s never been easier to manage product sharing across Collective partnerships.

At checkout, Collective performs several checks against the latest stock information supporting high volume sales.

Users with the Stores permission will still be able to view, create and manage details about stores in their Plus organizations.

New to the Organization setting is the Organization name card, which is editable by the Organization owner. Previously this needed to be completed by support.

Visit the Shopify Help Center for addtional details.

After marking a purchase order as ordered in Stocky, incoming inventory quantities will display in relevant inventory surfaces in Shopify Admin and Shopify POS, enabling improved tracking and monitoring of inventory movements. Any updates to purchase orders in Stocky will also automatically adjust incoming inventory amounts, providing flexible and accurate inventory management throughout the Shopify platform.

e.g.: Learn more about receiving purchase orders in POS in the Shopify Help Center.

We’ve introduced the option to 'Edit' purchase orders in Stocky to ensure updates to inventory purchasing is accurate and intentional. Now, Stocky users have the option to 'Save' or 'Cancel' updates to their purchase orders, ensuring purchase orders are accurate and up-to-date for coordination with suppliers.

Learn more about editing purchase orders in Stocky in the Shopify Help Center.

Flow will also now show a list of all workflows, including your marketing automations. Any Flow with a marketing activity that shows you performance metrics like reach, sessions, orders and conversion rate is considered a marketing automation, and those workflows will also show in the Marketing > Automations area as they did previously.

Learn more about marketing automations in Shopify.

Available in early access to stores that use new customer accounts (or for those using the new customer accounts login experience for authentication) and UI extensions on checkout.

Learn more by visiting our help center.

This change in status to ‘Payment Pending’ enables you to send invoices to these retailers, collect payment via credit or debit card, or use ‘Mark as paid’ to track payment status. This wasn’t previously possible.

Learn more about the importing store data in the Shopify Help Center.

Key Enhancements:
*Publication Statuses: * Products now display specific restriction reasons directly on the product index and details pages.

*Notifications: *Merchants receive notifications in their Shopify admin when new prohibited items are identified, whether due to new product additions or changes in regulations affecting existing products.

*Localized Restriction Reasons: *Restriction reasons are fully localized, supporting all languages available in the Shopify admin, ensuring clear communication for merchants across different regions.

*Filtering on Product Index: *Merchants can now access a filtered list of prohibited products for all markets from a single place in the Shopify admin.

*Ongoing Review: * The product list is continuously reviewed for prohibited items, ensuring that any new products or changes in product status are promptly identified and addressed.

Please visit the Shopify Help Center for addtional details.

The 7 new product attributes that will automatically import are:
- Product Category
- HS Code
- Barcode
- SKU
- Weight
- Compare-at price
- Country Code

Upon import, all listed attributes will be synchronized initially while the compare-at price will be continuously updated to reflect any changes made by suppliers.

This feature is designed to make your emails more personalized, reflecting your brand, and boosting engagement and conversions.

Learn more about the Video section in the Shopify Help Center.

You can choose to sort your filter values:

• Automatically: Display filter values by default in ascending order, both alphabetically or numerically.

• Manually: Customize the order of your filter values or use the “Reorder for me” option to have Shopify Magic rearrange your filter values for you.

To learn more about how to order your filter values with the Shopify Search & Discovery app, please refer to the Shopify Help Center.

Additionally, the CartTransform function will automatically run on all draft orders.

Simply navigate to draft orders in the Shopify admin, and select bundle products from the product picker.

To learn more about bundles in draft orders, please refer to the Shopify Help Center.

The editor will be available to all POS merchants.

Learn more about the smart grid editor in the Shopify Help Center

Discounts created through Shopify Discount Functions can now be leveraged on Shopify POS, allowing developers and merchants the flexibility to extend or replace native Shopify server-side business logic to offer more advanced/customized discounting use cases on POS.

Description

Shopify Functions give you the flexibility to extend or replace native Shopify server-side business logic, to meet your unique business needs. Previously, discounts created by Discount Functions were available to be leveraged on the Online store, and now they can be used on POS as well. Discount functions are most frequently used by third party apps on the Shopify App Store to offer extended functionality on top of Shopify’s native platform. This results in more omnichannel capabilities when it comes to discount management in Shopify.

Use cases:

• Trigger discounts based on attributes not available to be used natively, such as custom metafields or the customer’s lifetime value
• Create more advanced criteria for discounts to be eligible, such as “Buy A, B and (C or D), get E for free”
• Link discounts to other functionalities (loyalty, gift registry, membership)

Important information:

Limitations:

• Discounts created by Discount Functions are automatically eligible on different sales channels, including Online Store and POS. Discount Functions can not be excluded from POS.
• Stores on any plan can use public apps that are distributed through the Shopify App Store and contain functions. Only stores on a Shopify Plus plan can use custom apps that contain Shopify Function APIs.

In Shopify admin:

• Any previously created discount through apps that leverage Discount Functions is automatically available to be leveraged on POS.
• To make a discount created by Discount Functions available for smart grid tile linking, it has to be “published” to the POS, which can be done via bulk editor in the Admin > Discounts list overview

In store flows:

• For the staff in store, nothing will change. Discounts created through native functionality or discount functions will behave the same on POS
• Discount Functions can be configured to apply automatically, or can be triggered by entering a discount code.
• Discount Functions can be set as smart grid tiles, similar to native discount codes

Technical:

• The following API’s are relevant to this functionality:
  • Shopify Functions
  • Order Discount Function API
  • Product Discount Function API
  • Shipping Discount Function API
• There are no functional changes to APIs

Reporting:
- Discounts created through Discount Functions are of the same type as native discount (automatic / code, product/order/shipping). These discounts are reported on regardless of whether they were created natively or through discount functions

Markets Pro now provides full coverage of US-outbound labels across flat rates:
* International Economy via DHL eCommerce
* International Standard via UPS
* International Express via DHL Express

Learn more about the UPS for Markets Pro in the Shopify Help Center.

Note to existing active Markets Pro merchants:

Shipping setting update + configuring rates at checkout
Depending on your shipping rate configuration, you may need to take action to display UPS rates at buyer checkout. If you do not have an existing account with UPS, you will be asked to accept UPS ToS upon either shipping configuration or your first label purchase.

As a part of the UPS General Access release, Markets Pro will be making updates to your Markets Pro-managed shipping zones configuration. You may make changes to these updates at any time, including the removal of UPS rates from your shipping settings.

• If the shipping zone(s) utilizes carrier rates, Markets Pro will automatically add UPS Standard and/or UPS Worldwide Expedited international rates to your checkout.
• If the shipping zone(s) utilizes flat rates with transit time, you must configure Standard International Shipping in your settings to make them available to buyers.
• Due to technical limitations, if the shipping zone(s) utilizes custom flat rates and you utilize an external partner to print labels, they will continue to be fulfilled with DHL Express labels for Markets Pro orders.

Please note that if you currently fulfill Standard International Shipping with DHL eCommerce, Markets Pro will migrate these rates to Economy International Shipping on your behalf. This will more accurately reflect the transit times buyers should expect when shipping via DHL eCommerce.

Additionally, if you fulfill DHL eCommerce from both Standard International and Economy International flat rates, no change will be made to your Standard International flat rates. If you use an external partner to print labels, Standard International buyer selections will automatically begin fulfilling with UPS.

This feature will be rolled out to all merchants selling subscriptions over the next few days and is expected to be complete by June 7, 2024.

To learn more about split shipping in checkout for subscriptions, please refer to the Shopify Help Center .

With pickup points, both merchants and customers benefit from increased convenience and efficiency in the shipping process. Customers can easily pick up their orders at a location that suits them best, while merchants can expand their reach and provide an added level of convenience for their customers.

You can learn more about this update in the Shopify Help Center.

With this new feature, you can enhance your financial reporting by recording revenue as it is earned. Additionally, you can better meet customer expectations, collecting payment only when items are fulfilled, not all at once at checkout.

You can learn more about this update in the Shopify Help Center.

This payment method can be set up with basic bank account information. SEPA Direct Debit will help non-Plus merchants using EUR as their billing currency conveniently pay bills and make one-time purchases in Shopify.

Learn more about SEPA Direct Debit billing

Risk indicators will continue to be available for such orders. Learn more about fraud analysis.

Keep stock levels balanced, excess inventory costs low, and inventory moving with the new Stocky purchase orders extension available for the Smart Grid. The new purchase orders extension allows staff to see and receive incoming inventory from suppliers directly in POS, helping staff proactively manage stock and improve daily inventory operations.

Learn more about the Stocky transfers extension in the Shopify Help Center.

• Manage and preview apps with ease: Customize and preview apps with a superior workflow for the Thank you and Order status pages.

• Style with branding capabilities: Style the buying experience with the checkout and accounts editor, the new home for branding capabilities like logos, colors, fonts, backgrounds, and more.

• Save configurations as drafts: Try new ideas, collaborate with your team, and fine-tune your customizations as a draft without impacting your live store.

Learn more about the checkout and accounts editor in the Shopify Help Center.

To learn more about discounts in draft orders, please refer to the Shopify Help Center.

We also updated the underlying scanner library to align with Shopify POS. This improves the accuracy of the scanner and increases barcode support.

Notes:
* GS1 DataBar Omnidirectional, Truncated, Stacked, Stacked Omnidirectional, Expanded, Expanded Stacked barcodes are not compatible with Android on either the current or previous versions of the scanner.
* Format Code 128 is not currently compatible with iPhone 12 on either the current of previous versions of the scanner.

The action can be used in any workflow that provides a customer. Using the action, you can choose to check if the customer is in one segment. The action will return a boolean field called isMember that is true when the customer is in the segment. This can be checked in a condition or in code to verify membership.

For example, in this workflow, you can check if the customer is in an “expedited shipping” segment and then add tags to the order to expedite shipping.

To learn more, view the Flow action or segmentation documentation. For questions and feedback related to the action, you can post to the Flow topic in the Shopify community.

Using just a few taps or keywords, merchants can now make professional edits and visually stunning images for their storefront and marketing materials. Our prompt examples make it even easier to generate great results fast. No design skills needed.

Learn more about Shopify Magic and AI image editing in the Shopify Help Center

Although this main Gift Cards screen is more consistent with the web, it means the Shopify App no longer has a Gift Cards Overview screen showing recently issued gift cards and recently updated gift card products. Please use sorting and filtering to achieve these views.

There have also been changes to the look and feel of the screens used to issue new gift cards and to view issued gift cards to align more closely with the web. There are no new features on these screens and no features were removed.

In addition, a few features have been reorganized:
* Company information is now under the Locations list instead of on the top of the screen.
* editing the company and removing customers moved from the overflow menu on top of the screen, to the overflow menu on the Company and Customer cards under the locations list.
* the create orderaction moved from the overflow menu to a “Create order” button under the order list.
* editing a note moved from the title header as an icon to the bottom of the screen as its own card.

This makes it easier for merchants to manage and adjust company details on-the-go from the Shopify App.

To access the address autocompletion setting, to Settings > Checkout to the Configurations section. Click “Customize” next to the configuration you want to update

When you select “Use address autocompletion”, customers are enabled to enter their addresses faster and more accurately, accelerating the checkout experience.

Learn more about autocomplete in the Shopify Help Center

• More information in less space: Take advantage of more information and essential workflows accessible in a single view, minimizing the need to scroll extensively. This optimized use of space allows for a clearer and more comprehensive overview at a glance.
• Staff can find what they need faster: With repositioned and easily visible action menus, staff can find necessary tools faster, significantly speeding up routine operations. This heightened visibility and accessibility are tailored for the fast pace of retail environments.

These updates are now available in version 9.9. To ensure your retail operations benefit from these enhancements, we recommend keeping your app updated to the latest version.

This helps if you:

• Ship items in an order from different warehouses with different fulfillment times
• Your buyers expect to be charged for items when they’re fulfilled, not at checkout
• Your accounting team needs to meet IFRS standards

You can access this feature directly from the Orders Page or using the GraphQL API (OrderTransaction object and OrderCapture mutation).

For all eligible merchants, the OrderCapture mutation now supports an optional finalCapture parameter which, when set to true, can be used to void the remaining uncaptured amount.

This is enabled by default for Plus merchants. Learn more by talking to your merchant success manager.

Trade can be easily customized for your business and enables wholesale customers to quickly assemble bulk orders with new quick add functionality. With quick add, buyers can view and add all products and variants to their cart from collection pages, without needing to navigate to the full product description page.

Trade is available to all Shopify plans. It comes pre-built with our advanced B2B features, like quantity rules and volume pricing, which are exclusive to Plus.

Preview Trade in the Shopify theme store, or click here to learn more about B2B on Shopify.

This will help Markets Pro merchants to more seamlessly manage their international logistics.

Key takeaways:
* Markets Pro ad hoc DHL Express pickups are free
* Merchants follow the same path to schedule Markets Pro DHL Express pickups as they do for Shopify Shipping DHL Express pickups. Learn more about how to schedule a DHL Express pickup in the Shopify Help Center.
* Merchants can combine Markets Pro and non-Markets Pro parcels in a single DHL Express pickup
* DHL Express pickup scheduling in admin is limited to ad hoc pickups. Recurrent pick ups should continue to be scheduled via the DHL Express website.

This enhancement allows you to streamline the return and exchange experience, and accurately account for fees, providing a more seamless process for both your customers and business.

Learn more about managing customer self-serve returns in the Shopify Help Center.

View the Run Code documentation to learn more about console.log, including limitations. For questions and feedback, you can post to the Flow topic in the Shopify community.

You can also view customer privacy permissions and data sale settings for app pixels from the listing on the Customer events page.

Learn more about setting up customer privacy settings for custom pixels in the Shopify Help Center.

For more information, please refer to the Shopify Help Center.

Learn more about the dynamic source selector in the Shopify Help Center.

Return rules are a great way to ensure consistency and accuracy when processing returns. Which in turn helps reduce demand on staff to make decisions and builds trust between customers and your brand.

Return rules are configured in the Shopify Admin. Once configured, saved policies determine a products' eligibility once the item is added to the return. When products are ineligible, POS will surface additional context to staff on why it cannot be returned. Return window and Final Sale are the return rules that will be applicable to POS, and evaluated on each item in an order.

If a product is ineligible for a return and staff determine the product should be returned anyway, managers with associated permissions can override the return policy to complete the return or exchange.

Learn more about new return rules in POS in the Shopify Help Center.

If a customer wants to update their default address, then they can do so through the Shop app or during the checkout process when using Shop Pay on an online store.

Learn more about how customers Check out with Shop Pay

The duplicated form retains all the original fields, settings, and configurations, but can be edited to suit the specific needs of its new use case. This means you can maintain the elements that work well, while tweaking those that need to be customized for a new purpose.

Learn more about Shopify Forms here.

Previously, when building a Ship to customer order, staff entered into a shipping order and could not edit or exit the cart until the purchase was completed. This prevented staff from updating customer details or adjusting product items and quantities.

With this update, the Ship to customer workflow is now fully integrated with the cart. This means, when products are added to the cart and shipping is chosen as the fulfillment method, staff are required to add customer information, customer shipping address, and shipping method selection. Adding a customer to a Ship to customer order has now moved to the top of the cart, rather than accessing a Smart grid tile.

When adding an existing customer with addresses on file, staff can select the customers preferred address from the available list by tapping “Add Shipping Address”. New customers' addresses are automatically filled in when all address information is added to their customer profile. If staff have the Ship to customer permission, but do not have permission to Add customers or Manage customers permissions, they will still be able to add a customer when checking out a shipping order. This is the only instance where add and manage customer permissions will be overridden.

When selecting the shipping method, the best shipping rate is automatically selected based on the cart’s content. If staff wish to change this rate or apply a custom rate, they can do so by tapping the ‘Shipping Rate’ button. Changes to the cart's contents might invalidate the selected rate unless a custom rate was provided. Staff will be notified with a dialog prompt about changes to the selected rate if the price of the cheapest available rate is higher than the previously selected.

If staff proceed to checkout with incomplete customer information, a validation error screen will display listing the missing information required for checkout.

Learn more about ship to customer in the Help center.

Selecting the metafield will generate an alias, which Flow uses to get the metafield data, and you can use in subsequent steps and liquid. The variable will show up in a group titled Fields with arguments:

You can also now use metafield types in Flow. For example a product reference named recipe would allow you to get the title of the product in that reference, like {{ product.recipe.value.title }}.

Why

Previously when trying to check metafields in Flow, you needed to loop over the metafields list on resources, such as:

liquid
{% for mf in product.metafields %}
{% if mf.namespace == “custom” and mf.key == “yourkey” %}
{{ mf.value }}
{% endif %}
{% endfor %}


Metafields accessed this way were all treated like a string, and could cause performance issues if there were many metafields, or if the value field was very large. For these reasons, this old way of accessing metafields will be deprecated soon from the Flow app.

For questions and feedback, you can post to the Shopify community.

With this update, we have introduced POS device language settings. Now, you can customize the product language displayed on your POS devices to cater to the local language of each retail location, a providing a localized experience for your staff and customers.

Once a specified language is enabled for your specific retail locations, the POS device will automatically display product translations configured in your POS channel The translated products will appear throughout your device as well as printed and email receipts.

Learn more about this feature in the Shopify Help Center.

As of app version 9.7, we've shipped an improvement that allows the use of 5 types of metafields in the code:

• product
• variant
• location
• customers
• orders

Learn more here.

Previously, when a retail location was chosen as the fulfillment location, retail staff required access to Shopify Admin to execute order fulfillment. Now, the new Ship from store feature surfaces orders due for shipping in the Orders tab. Permissioned staff can pick, pack and ship orders.

To get started with Ship from store, there are a few steps that require configuration including ensuring retail locations are configured to fulfill online orders, determine your ideal Order routing configuration and review your Shopify Shipping setup. To learn more, review this Help Article.

Once Ship from store is configured to meet your preferred setup, staff will navigate to an assigned order, tap the ‘Prepare for shipping’ tile, and use a barcode scanner or camera to check off items. Print a packing slip via document printer and purchase a shipping label through Shopify Shipping. Print your shipping label through a wireless label printer. If you can’t complete an order, tap the ‘Reassign fulfillment’ tile to reassign the remainder of an order to the next best location.

Learn more about Ship from Store in this Help article.

This change will help keep you compliant with laws that apply to gift cards and help ensure you do not inadvertently violate them. The new maximum value will not affect gift cards issued before May 15, 2024.

Visit our Help Center for more information.

The redirect is used instead of the success message when customers submit a form. Learn more about form submission success behavior in Forms.

Long press for bulk actions makes it easy to perform actions on multiple list items at once from the Shopify App.

This change reduces the number of taps it takes to create or edit a collection by utilizing similar subscreen saving behavior as Products.

This change makes it easier for merchants to share notes about a customer and add tags while on the go and ensure those notes and tags are accessible regardless of the platform a staff member views a customer’s details from.

Preferential treaties, also known as free trade agreements (FTA), are agreements between two or more countries that can lower or eliminate duties on certain products. Certain requirements need to be met in order for your duties to be reduced. If you are unable to meet the requirements of a preferential treaty, you may disable them on the duties and taxes settings page, and the calculator will fallback to the countries most-favoured-nation (MFN) duty rate.

Learn more about preferential treaties, and the Duties and Import Taxes calculator in the Shopify Help Center.

When is a package deemed undeliverable?
If a package can't be delivered to a customer, then it's in an undeliverable state. The reasons for undeliverable shipments varies, but the following are some common reasons for a package to be undeliverable:

• The customer's address is incomplete, illegible, incorrect, or can't be located.
• The package can't be cleared by the customs authority in the customer's country or region.
• The package is rejected by the customer before opening.
• The package contains prohibited items.

What should I expect if my package is undeliverable?
Generally, if a package is considered undeliverable, then you receive an email from Shopify Support with details on why the package is undeliverable, and the outcome for the package. In some cases, DHL Express might contact the merchant or buyer directly. The outcome for an undeliverable package might be any one of the following, which will vary depending on the carrier, the location of the package, and the reason for the undeliverable status:

• Redirect package
• Return to origin
• Abandoned package

These outcomes usually incur a fee, which is indicated on your next payout and in the order's timeline events.

Learn more about Markets Pro undeliverable adjustments in the Shopify Help Center

By managing product status directly within Collective, the process of publishing products is streamlined, and go-live is much faster for Retailers.

When checkout validations are enabled, a prompt to add a customer or assign staff will be surfaced in the POS checkout flow. When a customer detail is ‘recommended’ the staff member will be prompted to enter the information but is able to skip and complete the sale without customer details. However when a customer detail is ‘required’ the staff member must enter the required information in order to complete the sale.

Staff attributions can be customized as automatic or manual and once turned on are required for each checkout. Checkout validation settings are configured in the Shopify admin.

Learn more about checkout validation in the Shopify Help Center.

Remotely close cash tracking sessions
Cash tracking sessions can now be closed remotely from the POS channel when you are not able to do so from the device running the POS app, increasing accuracy in reporting and avoiding stale open sessions.

Download register shift summary
The POS register shift summary can now be downloaded from the POS channel for each location, making it easier to export and analyze reports.

By unlocking this capability, retailers gain unprecedented visibility into their retail buyers. Collecting emails and marketing opt-ins from new customers is streamlined, and connecting in-store transactions to existing online shoppers is seamless—giving merchants a more accurate view of buyer behavior across all their sales channels. With more efficient customer data collection in store, businesses can level up personalization for customers, deliver better service, and increase LTV.

Learn more on the Help Center

Previously, POS access controls only allowed you to manage what a staff member could do, but not where. This lack of location-based access control posed challenges for merchants managing staff across locations. In our latest update, we’re introducing location-based access control. HQ staff can now assign staff members to specific retail locations so staff can only access the POS app at their assigned locations, ensuring greater control over your operations.

Learn more here.

Learn more about combining discounts in POS in the Shopify Help Center.

Shopify Theme Store can now be filtered by Features > Right-to-left.

Learn more about translating your store

Learn more about abandoned checkouts.

With partial payments you can offer flexible payment options to your customers, let your customers pay with multiple payment methods on a single order, and collect deposits or upfront payments.

As a result of this feature, you will no longer need to specify the expected payment method when creating an order from draft. You can specify the payment method when recording the payment on an order.

Learn more about collecting and recording partial payments in the Shopify Help Center.

Within each connection, there is a new "Errors" tab that houses products that are active on the retailer's sales channels, but currently have errors making them unsellable. These products display an alert icon with a recommended action.

The "Imported" tab has also been improved so that any unsellable products in this list display the alert icon and recommended action. Bulk actions and an "Errors" filter are available on both the "Imported" and "Errors" tabs to help facilitate the recommended actions.

The product state messages are:

• Daily variant limit reached
• Variant limit exceeded
• Supplier unpublished product
• Supplier removed product access
• Supplier deleted product

Depending on the error type, Retailers may need to contact the Supplier, review variant limits, or remove out-of-stock products from their store. These actionable recommendations aim to guide Retailers in resolving issues promptly.

Retailers will now receive weekly emails highlighting unsellable products that require immediate attention, ensuring Retailers stay informed and can take necessary actions.

To learn more about changes to the Order Status Page, visit our Help Center.

Because Markets Pro uses a Merchant of Record for international sales, payouts are different from domestic orders.

Before this update, if your order required an action to unblock a payout you had to contact support. Now, if a payout is blocked, you will be notified by a link in your Shopify admin which will take you to your Orders page. From there, you can view a filtered list of any blocked Markets Pro orders. If you click an individual order, you can view a banner with instructions you can follow to release the payout.

You can also identify any blocked payouts proactively in Finances / Payouts / Transactions where the payout status will read: Action Required. This status will become Pending after you have released the payout and there is a scheduled payout date.

After the payout is released, it will be processed and delivered to you on the 1, 8, 15, or 22 of the month. It must meet the criteria of being fulfilled, having a tracking number, and being scanned by the carrier.

Learn more about getting paid for Shopify Markets Pro orders on the Shopify Help Center.

This enhancement provides more flexibility and accuracy in pricing strategies, offering a more tailored approach for each partnership.

Within the Retailer Discovery experience, "typical margin" values will be rounded to the nearest percentage.

Using just a few clicks or keywords, merchants can now make professional edits and visually stunning images for their storefront and marketing materials. Our prompt examples make it even easier to generate great results fast. No design skills needed.

Learn more about Shopify Magic and AI image editing in the Shopify Help Center

First, you can use the Move fulfillment order action in flow to move a fulfillment to a new location where all the line items are stocked. To give it a try, you can build a workflow from scratch in Flow, or use "Move large fulfillment orders to another fulfillment location" template.

Next, you can use Mark fulfillment order as fulfilled action in flow to create a fulfillment for an fulfillment order. To give it a try, you can build a workflow from scratch in Flow, or use "Fulfill a digital item in an order" template

Lastly, you can use Fulfillment order merged trigger to start your workflows when multiple fulfillment orders have been merged into one.

These new sections include:
- “Picked for you”
- “Based on your search history”
- “Your customers searched for”

Retailers can learn more about Shopify Collective Discovery in the Shopify help center.

You can also bulk retry workflows by opening a workflow, going to the workflow run list and selecting multiple runs. You will see a new "Retry runs" option.

How it works
When you retry, Flow will use the current active version of the workflow. It will use the data present in the original trigger, such as a resource ID (like a product ID). Any data that is retrieved by Flow will be retrieved again during the Retry. For example, if you check the product title in a condition, that data will be retrieved again. If it changed since the original run, you will see the updated information in the workflow.

Retrying workflows is useful in a few scenarios, including:

The workflow ran but did not have the desired effect due to a configuration or data error
You are building a new workflow and want to run with the same test data

For more information about how it works, go to the documentation. For questions and feedback, you can post to the Shopify community.

Learn more about Shop Promise in the Shopify Help Center.

This feature is ideal for Plus merchants who have previously had B2B operations and buyers flow through their D2C storefront, resulting in B2B buyers not being a part of any company.

Try it now on the Shopify App Store.

Leveraging Liquid, Shopify’s open-source template language, the code editor is highly flexible. Build receipts that reflect your brand identity including customizing the layout, logo, font and text. Customize at scale by applying settings to all or specific locations. Increase Customer Engagement by creating your own QR codes with dynamic and tracking links…and much more!

Learn more here.

Learn more about the “price after discount” functionality in the Shopify Help Center.

The functionality of draft orders has been extended in order to support Draft orders seamlessly moving across multiple devices, locations and sales channels, creating a more efficient and decreasing cart abandonment and incompletion of open Draft orders.

To create a draft order for a customer, build the cart and then tap the More actions button to Save as a draft order.

To edit the draft order, find the draft in the Orders tab, then tap Edit or Check out. From here you can edit the products in the cart and check out. If the customer wants to save the edited draft order again, tap the trash icon > Save changes.

Learn more about Draft orders in the Shopify Help Center.

For existing Company Addresses the following changes have been made:
* Content from the previous Attention field has been moved into the new Last name field. If the content matched a company contact's name, it has been moved into the new First name and Last name fields.
* The name of the Company has been copied into the Company/attention field.

If you are a Plus merchant, you will receive access to this feature through test drive, giving you the opportunity to test systems and train staff before exchanges is rolled out to your development and production stores. Since this feature impacts the financial accounting of returns in third-party and custom apps, we encourage you to review how returns and exchanges are accounted for. For more information about these platform changes see the Developer Changelog.

Learn more about exchanges in the Shopify Help Center.

• View companies
• Create & edit companies
• Delete companies
• Assign other sales staff to company locations

Streamline the set up process when adding multiple staff members by creating a predefined role within staff permissions. Customize the role title and permission settings to align with your internal organization structure and select this role everytime you add a new staff member (e.g., users with the "Sales Rep" role can only view and place orders for their assigned company locations).

Setup Companies staff permissions, or learn more in the help center.

Learn more about feature test drives in our Shopify help docs.

It’s recommended that you discuss payments with your connection ahead of changing your automatic payment settings, as they will be notified by email.

To turn off automatic payments with a supplier, retailers will need to email a request to the supplier. Similarly, suppliers wanting to turn automatic payments on with a retailer will also need to email to request this. All scenarios can now be handled in the app or sales channel, without needing to reach out to Shopify Support.

Visit the Shopify help center to learn more about how to use the automatic payments feature if you’re a retailer, or a supplier on Shopify Collective.

The shipping line(s) shown in the financial summary card on the order details page has always included the total shipping line weight, but this value was potentially incorrect for the following reasons:
* The total shipping weight would be increased if additional items were added to the order, but it did not decrease when items were removed from an order
* For orders with multiple shipping lines, the same shipping weight value was repeated on each shipping line
* The shipping weight consists of the total weight of all items + the weight of packaging, but the package weight was based on the store’s default package weight, which may not match the actual package that was selected during checkout when calculating the shipping rates
* If the store’s default package weight is changed, this change also impacted the total shipping line weight of all existing orders

We have made changes so that total weight is updated when items are removed from the order, and also now show the total item weight separately from the default package weight.

Tax-inclusive pricing

The financial summary shown on the orders details page has historically misrepresented some of the financial values for orders with tax-inclusive pricing. On these orders, the subtotal and shipping values have always included taxes, despite the fact that those values were also represented again on the taxes row. This meant that the sum of all values in the financial summary exceeded the actual total value of the order.

We had made the decision to modify this behavior to provide an accurate financial summary of the order, by removing taxes from the subtotal and shipping values shown in the card, resulting in a behavior consistent with orders without tax-inclusive pricing.

Unfortunately this led to some unexpected confusion on tax-inclusive orders and proportional shipping taxes amplified the issue. With tax-inclusivity enabled, the shipping taxes are actually deducted from the shipping price that was shown/charged to the buyer, as opposed to charging additional taxes on top of the price shown/charged to the buyer. This meant that the pre-tax value of the shipping fee was less than some merchants expected. See below for a detailed example.

The card has been reverted to include taxes in the subtotal of line items and taxes in shipping costs as applicable.

Example order values:
Order subtotal, pre-taxes: 161.41
Discounts: -1.04
Line item taxes: 5.86
Order subtotal, taxes included: 167.27
Shipping fees, pre-taxes: 24.07
Shipping fees, taxes included: 24.95
Shipping taxes (proportional): 0.88
Total: 191.18

The shop shipping rates are configured as tax-inclusive, which means taxes are computed and removed from the shipping line base price.

With the new changes, the order financial card would display the following:

Subtotal: 161.41
Discounts: -1.04
Shipping: 24.07
Taxes (10%): 6.74
Total: 191.18

The order financial card has been reverted to the previous display.
Subtotal: 167.27
Discounts: -1.04
Shipping: 24.95
Taxes (10% included): 6.74
Total: 191.18

Deleting a connection breaks the link between your Shopify stores, and sends them an email. Before deleting your connection, contact your supplier or retailer to discuss any payments owed for fulfilled orders, and to agree on how you’ll handle any unfulfilled orders.

Retailers should be mindful that inventory will be set to 0 for all products imported from the deleted supplier. No new orders can be created with them, and order syncing will stop.

Payments for fulfilled orders won’t be affected, and refunds can still be processed.

Visit the help center to learn more about deleting suppliers and deleting retailers, including how to handle payments after a partnership ends.

Previously, to make a change to a store's currency after making sales, it was required to contact Shopify support to make this change on your behalf. Merchants can now make this change themselves from within the Shopify admin.

Note: for merchants using Shopify Payments, you can change the currency that your customers shop in through your Shopify Markets settings.

Read more about self-serve store currency changes in the Shopify Help Center.

Country: Max order value
* Argentina: 1,000 USD
* Brazil: 2,999 USD
* China: 5,000 CNY
* Indonesia: 1,500 USD
* Mexico: 1,000 USD
* Turkey: 150 EUR