Get store details: name, email, domain, Shopify plan, currency, timezone, billing address.

List orders within a date range with financial details, line items, and customer info.

Args:

• date_from: Start date YYYY-MM-DD (inclusive)

• date_to: End date YYYY-MM-DD (inclusive)

• limit: Max orders 1–250 (default 50)

• status_filter: Extra Shopify query filter e.g. "financial_status:paid fulfillment_status:unfulfilled"

Get a single order by GID with full detail: line items, shipping/billing address, fulfillments, and refunds.

Aggregate financial summary — fetches ALL orders in the period (auto-paginated), calculates revenue totals, AOV, items per order, and product breakdown sorted by revenue.

Lightweight order count for a date range without fetching order details.

Search customers by name, email, tags, or any Shopify customer query filter.

Example queries: "Jane Smith", "email:bob@example.com", "tag:vip", "state:enabled"

Full customer profile: all addresses, tags, order history (last 5 orders), and lifetime spend.

Add tags to any Shopify resource you have write access to (products, articles, collections). Tags are additive — existing tags are preserved.

Note: requires write access on the target resource type (e.g. write_products for products).

Remove specific tags from any Shopify resource you have write access to (products, articles, collections).

List or search products. Supports cursor pagination.

Args:

• searchTitle: Partial title match

• query: Raw Shopify filter e.g. "status:active vendor:Nike tag:sale"

• limit: Max results (default 10)

• after/before: Pagination cursors

• detail: "full" (variants, inventory, pricing, SKUs, images — default) or "summary" (id/title/handle/status/vendor/productType/tags/totalInventory only — much lighter, use this for bulk scans, filtering, or deciding what to tag)

Add tags to every product matching a Shopify search query, paging through all matches server-side in one call — no manual pagination or per-product tagging round trips.

Example: query: "title:jersey OR title:bib OR title:t-shirt", tags: ["reviewsizing"]

Skips products that already carry every tag given. Set dryRun:true to preview the match set (and see which products would be skipped as already-tagged) before writing anything.

Full product detail: all variants with inventory item IDs, product options, media, collections, and SEO fields.

Create a product. Defaults to DRAFT status — pass status: "ACTIVE" to publish immediately.

Options and variants:

• Give productOptions (e.g. Size → S/M/L) to create a product with real variants.

• Then call shopify_create_variants to add the priced variants against those options.

• With no productOptions, Shopify creates a single default variant; set its price with shopify_update_product.

Images can be attached at creation via imageUrls (each must be a publicly reachable URL).

Update a product's title, description, SEO, status, vendor, tags, or its variants' prices/SKUs. Only provided fields change.

Variants passed here are UPDATED (each needs its variant GID). To add new variants use shopify_create_variants; to remove them use shopify_delete_variants.

PERMANENTLY delete a product and all its variants, media, inventory items, and collection memberships. This CANNOT be undone.

Prefer setting status to ARCHIVED via shopify_update_product if there is any chance you'll want it back. Completed orders containing the product are unaffected.

Copy a product, including its variants and options, under a new title. The copy defaults to DRAFT so it can't accidentally go live.

Attach images or video to a product from publicly reachable URLs.

Shopify fetches each URL asynchronously, so media comes back with status UPLOADED/PROCESSING and becomes READY shortly after. A URL Shopify cannot reach fails silently into a FAILED status — re-read the product with shopify_get_product_by_id to confirm.

Add new variants to an existing product.

Each variant must supply optionValues matching the product's options — e.g. for a product with options Size and Colour: optionValues: [{ optionName: "Size", name: "M" }, { optionName: "Colour", name: "Black" }]. Read the product's options first with shopify_get_product_by_id.

strategy REMOVE_STANDALONE_VARIANT deletes the auto-created default variant — use it when adding the first real variants to a product that was created without options.

PERMANENTLY delete variants from a product, along with their inventory items. This CANNOT be undone.

A product must keep at least one variant — deleting all of them fails.

All store locations: name, address, active status, and whether each fulfills online orders.

Look up a variant by SKU (or variant GID) and see exactly which locations stock and fulfil it.

Returns:

• active_locations: locations that CAN stock & fulfil this variant, with available/on_hand/committed/incoming quantities, plus can_deactivate and any deactivation_blocked_reason

• inactive_locations: locations that CANNOT — activate one with shopify_set_variant_locations

• inventory_item_id: needed by shopify_adjust_inventory / shopify_set_inventory

Call this before shopify_set_variant_locations to see the current state.

Turn location fulfilment ON or OFF for a variant, identified by SKU or variant GID.

• activate: true → the location can stock and fulfil this variant (starts at 0 available; follow with shopify_set_inventory to set stock)

• activate: false → the location no longer stocks the variant, and its stock there is discarded

Locations may be given as a GID or by name (e.g. "Melbourne Warehouse"), matched case-insensitively. Multiple locations are applied in a single call.

DEACTIVATION IS DESTRUCTIVE: it discards that location's inventory for the variant. Shopify refuses when the variant has committed stock or pending fulfilments there — check can_deactivate via shopify_get_variant_locations first.

Inventory quantities at each location for a specific variant: available, on_hand, committed, incoming.

Prefer shopify_get_variant_locations — it accepts a SKU and also shows which locations are NOT stocking the variant.

Change stock by a RELATIVE amount at one location — e.g. delta: -3 to remove three units.

Accepts a SKU (preferred) or an explicit inventoryItemId. Location may be a GID or a name. To set an exact number instead of a delta, use shopify_set_inventory.

The variant must already be stocked at the location — activate it first with shopify_set_variant_locations.

Set stock to an EXACT number at one or more locations — e.g. quantity: 42 means "there are now 42".

Use this for stocktakes and when syncing from a system that is the source of truth. For relative changes ("we sold 3"), use shopify_adjust_inventory instead.

Concurrency: by default this uses compare-and-set — pass compareQuantity (the quantity you believe is currently there) and Shopify rejects the write if someone changed it underneath you. Set ignoreCompareQuantity: true to force the write regardless, which risks clobbering a concurrent update.

The variant must already be stocked at the location — activate it first with shopify_set_variant_locations.

Move stock of one variant from one location to another in a single transactional call — the origin is decremented and the destination incremented together.

Both locations must already stock the variant (activate with shopify_set_variant_locations first).

quantityName pairs the ledger states being moved between, e.g. moving 'available' at the origin to 'available' at the destination. For most stock transfers, leave both as 'available'.

Update a variant's inventory-item settings — the per-SKU attributes that aren't pricing:

• tracked: whether Shopify tracks stock for this SKU at all (untracked SKUs always sell)

• cost: unit cost, used for profit reporting and COGS

• requiresShipping: false for digital or service items

Customs / HTS fields, needed before Shopify will generate international shipping labels:

• harmonizedSystemCode: the HS/HTS tariff code, 6 to 13 digits. Dots and spaces are stripped, so '6110.20.20' and '61102020' are both accepted.

• countryCodeOfOrigin: 2-letter ISO country where the item was made, e.g. 'AU', 'CN'

• provinceCodeOfOrigin: province/state code, only used by a few destinations (e.g. 'BC' for Canada)

• countryHarmonizedSystemCodes: destination-specific HTS overrides, for when a country wants a longer national code than your 6-digit base. Replaces the whole override list.

Read the current values back with shopify_get_variant_locations. Accepts a SKU or an explicit inventoryItemId. Only provided fields change.

List all store pages or search by title.

Full page content including HTML body, SEO, and publish status. Use after shopify_get_pages to get the full body of a specific page.

Update a page's title, HTML body, handle, template suffix, and publish status. Only provided fields are changed.

List all blogs or search by title.

Get a specific blog with its 10 most recent article summaries.

Update a blog's title, handle, template suffix, or comment policy.

Comment policies: MODERATED, AUTO_PUBLISHED, CLOSED

Get articles from a specific blog. Use shopify_get_blogs first to find the blog GID.

Full article with HTML body, SEO, author, tags, image, and parent blog reference.

Create a new blog article with HTML body, author, summary, and tags.

Update an article's title, body, summary, tags, author, or publish status.

Unified search across products, articles, blogs, and pages. Runs parallel queries for each type and returns results grouped by type.

Get metafields for any Shopify resource. Requires read access on the owner resource type (e.g. read_products for product metafields).

Upsert a metafield on any resource you have write access to (products, collections, pages, articles).

Common types: single_line_text_field, multi_line_text_field, integer, boolean, json, url, color, date, file_reference

Delete a metafield by GID. Get the ID first with shopify_get_metafields.

List all collections or search by title. Returns SEO fields, sort order, and template suffix.

Update a collection's title, description HTML, and SEO metadata.

List draft orders with status, customer info, line items, and totals.

Filter examples: "status:open", "status:completed", "customer_id:gid://shopify/Customer/123"

List all discounts — code-based (basic, free shipping, BXGY) and automatic. Returns codes, usage counts, and discount values.

Filter by query string. Examples:

• "status:ACTIVE"

• "discount_type:percentage"

• "discount_type:fixed_amount"

• "title:SUMMER"

List abandoned checkouts with customer details, line items, pricing, and the recovery URL. Useful for identifying recovery opportunities and lost revenue.

Only returns checkouts that have not been completed (completedAt is null).

Create a collection.

Two kinds:

• Manual (default): you choose the products, via shopify_collection_add_products.

• Smart: pass ruleSet and Shopify keeps membership up to date automatically. e.g. { appliedDisjunctively: false, rules: [{ column: "TAG", relation: "EQUALS", condition: "sale" }] } appliedDisjunctively: false = products must match ALL rules; true = ANY rule. Common columns: TAG, TITLE, TYPE, VENDOR, VARIANT_PRICE, VARIANT_INVENTORY.

A collection's rule set cannot be added later — decide smart vs manual now.

Add products to a MANUAL collection.

This fails on smart (rule-based) collections — their membership is decided by the rules, not by hand. Shopify processes the change asynchronously and returns a job; job.done: false just means it's still running, not that it failed.

Remove products from a MANUAL collection. The products themselves are not deleted — only their membership of this collection.

Processed asynchronously, same as adding.

Apply the same field changes to many variants in one go — customs data, cost, pricing, identifiers and shipping weight.

Select the variants with any combination of skus, productIds, query, onlyMissingHsCode and onlyMissingOrigin (combined with AND). At least one selector is required.

The common customs backfill is: onlyMissingHsCode: true, harmonizedSystemCode: '611030', countryCodeOfOrigin: 'AU'

dryRun defaults to TRUE when price or compareAtPrice is set, and FALSE otherwise — so pricing changes require an explicit dryRun: false, while customs and cost writes apply immediately. A dry run reports exactly which variants would change and writes nothing.

maxVariants (default 500) is a hard refusal, not a truncation: if the selector matches more, nothing is written and you are told the match count.

SKU cannot be changed here — bulk-rewriting SKUs would break the selectors used to address variants. Use shopify_update_inventory_item for single-SKU changes.

Report which variants are missing customs data — the HS/HTS code and country of origin Shopify needs before it will generate international shipping labels.

Returns totals, the distinct HS codes already in use with their variant counts, and the list of variants missing data. Use this to aim a backfill before running shopify_bulk_update_variants.

Read-only — it never writes.

Run a ShopifyQL query against the store's analytics and get back a table.

ShopifyQL shape: FROM SHOW [GROUP BY ] [SINCE ] [UNTIL ] [ORDER BY ] [LIMIT n]

Datasets include sales, orders, products, customers.

Examples: FROM sales SHOW total_sales GROUP BY month SINCE -12m ORDER BY month FROM sales SHOW total_sales, orders GROUP BY product_title SINCE -30d ORDER BY total_sales DESC LIMIT 10 FROM orders SHOW average_order_value SINCE -90d

A syntax error is reported as an error, not as an empty table — an empty result genuinely means no matching data.

Marketing events recorded against the store — ad campaigns, posts and other attributed activity, with their UTM parameters and run dates.

Only populated when a marketing app or integration publishes events to Shopify. An empty list means no such integration is connected, not that the query failed.

The activity timeline for one customer — the same events Shopify shows on the customer's admin page, newest first.

Many customers have no recorded events; an empty list is a valid answer.