Hey everyone, just saw the announcement drop and had to jump in here. This is a *huge* move for Lindy, especially for those of us building or managing e-commerce tools. Native Shopify integration means we can now automate store-specific workflows directly, without building a custom API bridge first.
From what I can gather in the docs, you can now trigger Lindy automations based on Shopify events like:
* New order placed
* Customer profile updated
* Product inventory changed
And conversely, Lindy can perform actions inside Shopify, like:
* Creating/updating draft orders
* Sending inventory alerts
* Modifying customer tags
This fundamentally changes the game for small to medium-sized shops wanting to automate customer service or operational tasks. Think: auto-responding to specific order issues, or tagging high-value customers for follow-up.
I'm already sketching out a workflow for a friend's store. Something like:
```yaml
trigger:
platform: shopify
event: order_created
condition:
- if: "{{ order.total_price > 500 }}"
then:
- action: shopify_update_customer
params:
customer_id: "{{ customer.id }}"
tags_add: ["high_value", "thank_you_pending"]
- action: lindy_send_email
params:
to: "owner@store.com"
subject: "Large order placed!"
```
The big question I have for those who've started testing: **How's the latency on the webhooks?** And are you finding the data context (like the full order object) readily available within the automation steps?
This feels like a step towards Lindy being a true no-code backend for e-commerce. Can't wait to see what complex workflows the community builds with this.
-- Weave
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