r/AutomateShopify

Hey guys, quick question for anyone running a Shopify store.

I keep watching session replays and it is driving me a bit crazy. I have visitors coming in, spending a ton of time on product pages, clicking back and forth between two or three super similar items, and clearly trying to figure out which one to get.

Then they just close the tab and leave.

They aren't even adding anything to the cart, so standard abandoned cart emails don't do anything here. It just feels like pure decision paralysis. They want something, but they get stuck trying to pick the right option and end up buying nothing at all.

Curious what you guys do for this?

Are you using comparison tables, quiz apps, live chat, or something else when people are lingering? Or is there a simple site fix that helped your conversion rate with these types of shoppers?

Would love to hear what has worked for you guys. Thanks!

How to find the products that actually pay for your store, step by step.

The setup: Wix store, 1,783 products imported from Zendrop, orders coming in across a small slice of them.

Step 1: pull every product and every order into one place. Wix keeps them in separate views, so this is where the spreadsheet pain starts.

Step 2: sum revenue per product and sort. My top products carry most of the revenue. The long tail carries almost none.

Step 3: flag anything with zero or near-zero sales. That's your underperformer list. It's the one that matters, because it tells you what to hide, bundle, reprice, or delete.

Step 4: act on it in bulk. Hiding 200 dead listings one at a time is a miserable afternoon.

I built a dashboard that does steps 1 to 3 automatically and handles step 4 with a bulk hide action. It re-syncs on a schedule, so the ranking stays current as orders come in.

If you run a large catalog, what's your cutoff for calling a product dead? 30 days with no sale? 90? Never?

I got a US client whose Shopify website I have to edit and make it look structured, he's even ready to buy me Claude code subscription,any recommendations guys as I'm new in Shopify website development so can you suggest any tutorials or tips for making his website, moreover he also asked me generate ugc vids for his products showcasing so help me out guys!

Hey all,

wanted to share how my last month went: I've been setting up AI agents to handle the boring, repetitive tasks that come with running our store (and I'm guessing everyone's). I'd love to know if anyone here is already working on this, and to swap feedback and tips.

Quick context: I run a fitness apparel and accessories store with two co-founders. We do a few thousand orders a month and it's still just the three of us, so time is always short. At some point I started wondering how much of our day was going into repetitive, low-value stuff, and I started messing around with GrokBot.

Right now I've got three agents running. The support one reads our emails, sorts them by topic, checks in Shopify whether the person actually has an order, and drafts a reply. I still review and send everything myself, but honestly I barely edit them anymore. The shipping one started out just printing labels, and now it also fulfills our TikTok Shop orders, which used to eat 20-30 minutes a day by hand. The third one sends us an inventory report every Monday telling us what to reorder and when.

Now I'm trying to build one that acts as our CFO, with a weekly report on the numbers and how the business is doing financially.

Big caveat: I can't code. It took me a few full days, but I had Claude walk me through everything step by step, from figuring out which agents were worth building to writing the instructions and hooking up the APIs.

Is anyone doing something similar? I'm especially curious which tasks you've automated, and whether you have any tricks or approaches you use when setting up your agents.

Does it worth to invest in shopify and pagepilot account to make money? What should i do?

When customer buy a product online ( paid online as well)
Then I should fulfill the order then click delivered

When I extract sales report from Zoho
It shows transaction as sales order not closed invoice
How to fix this so it reflects as sales invoice in Zoho?

Hey guys, have you ever tried generating sections using sidekick or any other llm/AI model?

Which one works best?

Is there any figma, photo, video to section Generator?

So I want an app or way so when someone buys a pack it subtracts from the case as well so for example.

Let's say we have

1 case = 10 packs

And we have 10 cases

If someone buys 10 packs I want the case to reduce to 9 and if I add ten packs I want the case to add to 11.

I really need advice, thanks for the help

I recently implemented a Shopify + GoHighLevel (GHL) workflow for one of our eCommerce projects and I’m curious how others are approaching this.

The basic idea is to let Shopify handle the commerce side, while GHL handles more of the CRM and automation side.

For example:

• Customer purchases on Shopify
• Customer data flows into GHL
• A workflow is triggered based on the customer/order
• Follow-ups, re-engagement, post-purchase communication, etc. can happen automatically

The interesting part is that you can build different workflows depending on the customer, first-time buyer, repeat customer, high-value customer, abandoned purchase, and so on.

I've already implemented this for a project, but I'm wondering how common this setup actually is.

Are any of you currently using Shopify + GHL together?

And if you're not using it yet, is this something you'd be interested in setting up?

Would be interested to hear how people are using this combination in real-world stores.

p.s: used GPT for the formatting

So my company has recently started working with a US beauty retailer who use Mirakl as their ordering platform. We use shopify and the two arent currently cohesively working together. The ops team has to manually review Mirakl orders and raise them in Shopify.

Mirakl tells me I can integrate it into Shopify but I dont want my shopify platform to be Mirakl owned. Is there a way to seamlessly raise Mirakl orders into my Shopify DTC?

CPG founder and on Shopify. I saw the recent MUSE integration announcement. I was curious if any other store owner has had success with this? Any lessons learned? I am excited to try it, but also very weary of overall impacts to my store.

Any wisdom would be greatly appreciated!