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.

Apollo.io Workflow Action

Our new Apollo.io workflow action supports automatic creation of Apollo.io contacts at any stores matching a workflow. Apollo.io Action. The action supports the following configuration: Limit Determines the maximum number of contacts a company should have. If the company already has the maximum number of contacts (or more), then nothing is done. If there are fewer than the maximum number of contacts, then we'll try to create contacts until the maximum is reached.

Chrome Extension Version 2

We've just released version 2 of our Chrome Extension which improves the functionality of our integrations within the extension. The extension now supports virtually all of the same integration features that are supported within the Store Leads website. As an example, if you have the Apollo.io integration enabled, you'll now see an Apollo.io tab within the extension. This tab shows you a list of people working at each website that you visit.

Configurable Salesforce Lead Matching Logic

By default, we match Salesforce Leads to stores in our database by looking at the Website and Email columns in our database. However, sometimes the values in these fields can't be trusted, especially if they are set by customer-facing forms where the customer is free to enter any value for, say, the Email field. In cases like this, where you may not trust the Email field, it's now possible to configure which fields to use when matching Leads.

Apollo.io Contact Management Improvements

We've just pushed a significant improvment to our Apollo.io integration focused on contact management. Many people use the contact management and sequencing features within Apollo.io. If you used those features, then you'd often need to switch back and forth between Store Leads and Apollo.io since we didn't support Apollo.io Contact management within Store Leads - until now. It's now possible to do the following within the Store Leads UI: Create Apollo.

Chrome Extension updates for Shopify App Store

The Store Leads Chrome Extension now provides additional context for reviews left in the Shopify App Store. When looking at a review, we'll add the following information for stores in our database. Multiple value separator option.

CSV Column Separator for Multiple Values

Exporting data to a CSV file is convenient since CSV files are supported by many different programs, including the ever-popular spreadsheet. The main downside to CSV files is that they aren't great for representing structured data. To handle structured data cleanly, we encourage people to use our API but, of course, APIs are nowhere near as convenient as a CSV file. Sometimes you just have to use a CSV file for quick analysis.