2 auth methods · updated 2026-10-01
Shopify has a native connection in Verslay, and that is the one to use. It supports more than one store. The one-click OAuth and server-to-server entries listed on this page are shown for completeness and are not available yet.
www.shopify.com ↗Shopify is also available as a native Verslay connection with multi-store support — prefer the native connection on the Connections page.
OAuth sign-in
One-click OAuth requires Verslay to run its own approved Shopify app. There is no self-serve connection path for this toolkit yet.
Your store's permanent myshopify.com name — the 'acme' in acme.myshopify.com. Find it under Settings → Domains; enter this name, not your custom domain.
Paste the Instagram order, get a Shopify checkout link.
Spots refund patterns that smell wrong, such as repeat refunders and refund-after-usage.
Finds discount codes that repeat buyers are using at first-timer prices.
Compares what ad platforms report with the cash your store actually saw.
The Verslay agent built around Shopify store operations.
The native Shopify connection on the Connections page. It supports multiple stores. The OAuth and server-to-server methods on this page are listed for completeness only.
It is the permanent myshopify.com name of your store, the 'acme' in acme.myshopify.com. You find it under Settings, then Domains, in Shopify.
Yes. The native Shopify connection supports multi-store, per the note on this guide.
See also Verslay use cases and agents.
Verslay agents share your connections. Connect Shopify in the Hub and every use-case that needs it lights up — no per-agent setup.
Open the Hub →