Shopify - NoClick

The Shopify node adds Shopify operations to your workflows. Add it on the canvas or ask the AI builder for it by name, then pick an operation and fill in its fields. Shopify also includes 7 trigger operations (marked in the tables below) that can start a workflow when something happens in Shopify.

You can wire the Shopify node into an AI agent as a tool provider: the agent calls the operations you allow. See Agent tools.

The Store name field on the OAuth connection takes your storefront’s own domain, such as your-shop.com, or the admin address you copied from your browser, as well as the my-store handle itself. NoClick reads the store handle behind a domain you enter. If it cannot find one, the error names where the handle appears in your Shopify admin URL.

The Access token method is for custom apps created in a store admin before January 2026. Shopify no longer issues permanent Admin API tokens to new apps, so connect a new store with OAuth, optionally using your own Shopify app.

Which operations your connection can run

Shopify requires apps published on its App Store to use the GraphQL Admin API, so a store connected with OAuth through NoClick’s own app runs the GraphQL operations and the 7 triggers:

The Blog operations.
The GraphQL operations, Execute Custom Graphql Query and Execute Custom Graphql Mutation, which reach the rest of the Admin API within the permissions you approved.
The prebuilt GraphQL operations in the other categories, named … with Graphql, covering products, orders, customers, inventory, collections, fulfillment orders, and the shop itself.
All 7 triggers.

If you select any other operation on such a connection, it stops before calling Shopify and asks you to choose a GraphQL operation or connect your own app. The rest of the operations listed below run on a store connected with an Access token, or with OAuth through your own Shopify app, where the permissions come from your app rather than from NoClick’s.

Installing from Shopify

You can also start from Shopify instead of from the node. When you install NoClick on a store from the Shopify App Store, Shopify asks you to approve the store permissions, then you sign in to your NoClick account. The store is saved as a Shopify credential named after the shop, and you pick it under Credentials on any Shopify node the same way you would a connection you made yourself. Installing on the same store again updates that credential instead of adding a second one. Opening NoClick from that store’s admin afterwards shows a NoClick page inside Shopify. It names the store, shows the connection as Connected and Ready for workflows, and has an Open NoClick workspace button for building and running the workflows themselves. If that store has not finished installing, the page reads Connect your Shopify store and names the store instead, with a Continue Shopify setup button. Shopify’s approval step cannot run inside the admin’s frame, so the button opens it in the same browser tab and returns you to the app when it is done. Accounts that install NoClick this way stay on the Free plan. See Plans. An OAuth connection uses a short-lived access token that NoClick refreshes for you. If Shopify refuses a refresh, the operation fails and asks you to reconnect the store. See Credential problems for how to reconnect.

Credentials

Connect Shopify under Credentials in the node settings. See Connecting credentials for the general flow.

OAuth

read_products
write_products
read_orders
write_orders
read_customers
write_customers
read_inventory
write_inventory
read_fulfillments
write_fulfillments
read_shipping
write_shipping
read_locations
read_merchant_managed_fulfillment_orders
write_merchant_managed_fulfillment_orders
read_assigned_fulfillment_orders
write_assigned_fulfillment_orders
read_third_party_fulfillment_orders
write_third_party_fulfillment_orders
read_content
write_content

Access token

Enter the values manually when creating the credential. Get your credentials at https://admin.shopify.com/store/{your-store}/settings/apps/development.

Operations

Blog

Operation	ID	Description
Create Blog Article	`create_blog_article`	Create a blog article
Delete Blog Article	`delete_blog_article`	Delete a blog article
Get Blog Article by Id	`get_blog_article_by_id`	Get a single blog article
List Blog Articles	`list_blog_articles`	List articles in a blog
List Blogs	`list_blogs`	List the store’s blogs
Update Blog Article	`update_blog_article`	Update a blog article

Collection

Operation	ID	Description
Create Collection	`create_collection`	Create a new collection
Delete Collection	`delete_collection`	Delete a collection
Get Collection by Id	`get_collection_by_id`	Get a single collection
List Collections	`list_collections`	List collections (custom collections)
Query Collections with Graphql	`query_collections_with_graphql`	Query collections using GraphQL
Update Collection	`update_collection`	Update a collection

Customer

Operation	ID	Description
Count Customers	`count_customers`	Get the count of customers
Create Customer	`create_customer`	Create a new customer
Create Customer Address	`create_customer_address`	Create a new address for a customer
Create Customer with Graphql	`create_customer_with_graphql`	Create a customer using GraphQL
Delete Customer	`delete_customer`	Delete a customer
Delete Customer Address	`delete_customer_address`	Delete a customer address
Get Customer Address by Id	`get_customer_address_by_id`	Get a single customer address by ID
Get Customer by Id	`get_customer_by_id`	Get a single customer by ID
List Customer Addresses	`list_customer_addresses`	List all addresses for a customer
List Customers	`list_customers`	List customers from the store with pagination and filtering
Query Customers with Graphql	`query_customers_with_graphql`	Query customers using GraphQL
Search Customers	`search_customers`	Search for customers
Set Default Customer Address	`set_default_customer_address`	Set a customer address as the default
Update Customer	`update_customer`	Update an existing customer
Update Customer Address	`update_customer_address`	Update an existing customer address

Fulfillment

Operation	ID	Description
Cancel Order Fulfillment	`cancel_order_fulfillment`	Cancel a fulfillment
Complete Order Fulfillment	`complete_order_fulfillment`	Mark a fulfillment as complete
Create Order Fulfillment	`create_order_fulfillment`	Create a fulfillment for an order
Get Order Fulfillment	`get_order_fulfillment`	Get a single fulfillment
List Order Fulfillments	`list_order_fulfillments`	List fulfillments for an order
Query Fulfillment Orders with Graphql	`query_fulfillment_orders_with_graphql`	Query fulfillment orders using GraphQL
Update Order Fulfillment	`update_order_fulfillment`	Update a fulfillment

GraphQL

Operation	ID	Description	Trigger
Execute Custom Graphql Mutation	`execute_custom_graphql_mutation`	Execute a custom GraphQL mutation (provides 100% API coverage)
Execute Custom Graphql Query	`execute_custom_graphql_query`	Execute a custom GraphQL query (provides 100% API coverage)

Inventory

Operation	ID	Description
Adjust Inventory Level at Location	`adjust_inventory_level_at_location`	Adjust the inventory level of an item at a location
Connect Inventory Item to Location	`connect_inventory_item_to_location`	Connect an inventory item to a location
Delete Inventory Level	`delete_inventory_level`	Delete an inventory level (disconnect item from location)
List Inventory Levels	`list_inventory_levels`	List inventory levels for items or locations
Query Inventory with Graphql	`query_inventory_with_graphql`	Query inventory levels using GraphQL
Set Inventory Level at Location	`set_inventory_level_at_location`	Set the inventory level of an item at a location

Location

Operation	ID	Description	Trigger
Get Location by Id	`get_location_by_id`	Get a single location
List All Locations	`list_all_locations`	List all locations

Metafield

Operation	ID	Description
Create Metafield	`create_metafield`	Create a metafield
Delete Metafield	`delete_metafield`	Delete a metafield
Get Metafield by Id	`get_metafield_by_id`	Get a single metafield
List Metafields	`list_metafields`	List metafields for a resource
Update Metafield	`update_metafield`	Update a metafield

Order

Operation	ID	Description
Calculate Order Refund	`calculate_order_refund`	Calculate refund transactions for an order
Cancel Order	`cancel_order`	Cancel an order
Close Order	`close_order`	Close an order
Count Order Transactions	`count_order_transactions`	Get the count of transactions for an order
Count Orders	`count_orders`	Get the count of orders
Create Order	`create_order`	Create a new order
Create Order Refund	`create_order_refund`	Create a refund for an order
Create Order Transaction	`create_order_transaction`	Create a transaction for an order
Delete Order	`delete_order`	Delete an order
Get Customer Orders	`get_customer_orders`	Get orders for a specific customer
Get Order by Id	`get_order_by_id`	Get a single order by ID
Get Order Refund by Id	`get_order_refund_by_id`	Get a single refund by ID
Get Order Transaction by Id	`get_order_transaction_by_id`	Get a single transaction by ID
List Order Refunds	`list_order_refunds`	List all refunds for an order
List Order Transactions	`list_order_transactions`	List all transactions for an order
List Orders	`list_orders`	List orders from the store with pagination and filtering
Query Orders with Graphql	`query_orders_with_graphql`	Query orders using GraphQL
Reopen Closed Order	`reopen_closed_order`	Reopen a closed order
Update Order	`update_order`	Update an existing order

Product

Operation	ID	Description
Add Product to Collection	`add_product_to_collection`	Add a product to a collection
Count Product Variants	`count_product_variants`	Get the count of variants for a product
Count Products	`count_products`	Get the count of products
Create Product	`create_product`	Create a new product
Create Product Image	`create_product_image`	Create a new product image
Create Product Variant	`create_product_variant`	Create a new product variant
Create Product with Graphql	`create_product_with_graphql`	Create a product using GraphQL
Delete Product	`delete_product`	Delete a product
Delete Product Image	`delete_product_image`	Delete a product image
Delete Product Variant	`delete_product_variant`	Delete a product variant
Get Product by Id	`get_product_by_id`	Get a single product by ID
Get Product Image by Id	`get_product_image_by_id`	Get a single product image by ID
Get Product Variant by Id	`get_product_variant_by_id`	Get a single product variant by ID
List Product Images	`list_product_images`	List all images for a product
List Product Variants	`list_product_variants`	List all variants for a product
List Products	`list_products`	List products from the store with pagination and filtering
Query Products with Graphql	`query_products_with_graphql`	Query products using GraphQL (more powerful than REST)
Update Product	`update_product`	Update an existing product
Update Product Variant	`update_product_variant`	Update an existing product variant
Update Product with Graphql	`update_product_with_graphql`	Update a product using GraphQL

Shop

Operation	ID	Description	Trigger
Get Shop Information	`get_shop_information`	Get shop information
Get Shop with Graphql	`get_shop_with_graphql`	Get shop information using GraphQL

Webhook

Operation	ID	Description
Create Webhook	`create_webhook`	Create a webhook
Delete Webhook	`delete_webhook`	Delete a webhook
Get Webhook by Id	`get_webhook_by_id`	Get a single webhook
List Webhooks	`list_webhooks`	List webhooks
Update Webhook	`update_webhook`	Update a webhook

Other

Operation	ID	Description	Trigger
On Customer Created	`on_customer_created`	Trigger: fires when a new customer is created in the store.	Yes
On Order Cancelled	`on_order_cancelled`	Trigger: fires when an order is cancelled.	Yes
On Order Created	`on_order_created`	Trigger: fires when a new order is created in the store.	Yes
On Order Fulfilled	`on_order_fulfilled`	Trigger: fires when an order is fulfilled.	Yes
On Order Paid	`on_order_paid`	Trigger: fires when an order is paid.	Yes
On Product Created	`on_product_created`	Trigger: fires when a new product is created in the store.	Yes
On Product Updated	`on_product_updated`	Trigger: fires when a product is updated.	Yes

​Which operations your connection can run

​Installing from Shopify

​Credentials

​OAuth

​Access token

​Operations

​Blog

​Collection

​Customer

​Fulfillment

​GraphQL

​Inventory

​Location

​Metafield

​Order

​Product

​Shop

​Webhook

​Other

Which operations your connection can run

Installing from Shopify

Credentials

OAuth

Access token

Operations

Blog

Collection

Customer

Fulfillment

GraphQL

Inventory

Location

Metafield

Order

Product

Shop

Webhook

Other