Suggest A Category Change

When we crawl a domain, we automatically assign categories to the domain based on the type of products that the merchants sell. For instance, a store selling women's clothing would be assigned to the "/Apparel/Women's Clothing" category. Our algorithm that assigns these categories is pretty accurate but sometimes it gets it wrong. If you notice an incorrect category, you can now suggest a new category through our Chrome Extension.

Supporting Multiple Accounts for Agencies

We've just improved our support for agencies by allowing accounts to be linked to multiple paid plans. In the past, an account could only be linked to a single paid plan. So agency customers, who need to switch between the plans owned by their customers, had to jump through hoops to get their work done. To make things easier, we've just added support for linking a single account to multiple paid plans.

Add A Site To Our Database

Store Leads automatically discovers and includes most ecommerce domains in our database. But sometimes we're missing a domain. This typically happens if the site uses a custom (or headless) ecommerce implementation and we can't automatically detect ecommerce functionality on the site. To make this easier to fix these cases, we've just updated our Chrome Extension to support suggesting a site for inclusion in the database. Request Inclusion in the Chrome Extension.

Calculated Values for CRM Integrations

Store Leads offers the ability to enrich CRM records with dozens of data points. We have most of your needs covered out-of-the-box but, sometimes, you'll want to include a custom value. As an example, let's say that you'd like to enrich your CRM with a field that contains the number of technologies that Store Leads detects on a site. By default, we send the full list of technology names to the CRM.

WhatsApp

We've just added tracking for WhatsApp usage to Store Leads. Use the Social Media and Contact Info search filter to refine the list of domains to include only domains with accounts on specific social media networks. Click on WhatsApp and you'll only see domains that have a link WhatsApp account. Click on one of the domains and you'll see the WhatsApp details on the "General" tab.

Find Shopify based on App Reviews Ratings

We've just added the ability to search for Shopify stores based on whether they've left a review for a specific Shopify App. You can also filter on stores based on the rating of the review. As an example use case, if you're are a Shopify App developer, you can use this to find stores that have left a poor review for a competitive app. To filter on App reviews, use the "

Shopify App Reviews API

Shopify App Reviews are now available in the Store Leads API. There are 2 ways to retrive App Reviews: Retrieve all Reviews for a single App This endpoint is useful if you want to see all reviews for a given App in the Shopify App Store. Retrieve all Reviews for a single Merchant This endpoint returns all reviews left by a given merchant (identified either by their main domain or their myshopify.

Shopify Product Weights

We're now showing the average, minimum and maximum weights of products sold on most Shopify stores. Average, Minimum and Maximum Product Weights. This information appears on the "Products" tab of the store details and can be included in store search results and CSV exports. Use Advanced Search to filter stores based on the average product weight. Full List of Countries.

Country Delivery for Shopify Stores

It's now possible to see (and search on) the list of countries that most Shopify stores support for delivery. When looking at the details for a Shopify store that supports delivery, you'll see a new summary line that describes the countries the store supports. Summary of Country Delivery. If the store only ships to 1 or 2 countries, the country names are provided. If the store ships to more than 2 countries, a count of the countries is provided.

New Workflow Summary

Workflows are a set of actions that run automatically after we do our weekly data updates. Sometimes, the actions in a workflow can take a long time to complete. This is especially true if the workflow includes an integration with an external vendor that has rate limits. In these cases, it may take several days for the workflow to complete due to these rate limits. During this time, it can be difficult to understand how much progress the workflow has made and how much work remains to be done.