Shopify Flow
by Shopify
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buggy, when using sidekick to create a flow the add to store cta disappeared
It is pretty helpful to set up workflows but takes a learning curve on how to use.
i can't reactivate inactive flows without fake-editing them!
Developer reply ·
You should be able to activate workflows without having to make edits. I'd recommend contacting support so they can help you out, or potentially asking Sidekick if it sees anything that might be wrong.
It's handy, but is missing some triggers/logic that would make it even more useful.
I just started using it, so I will have a better experience after a few times.
you scared the crap out of my with the "test" section. make it stupidly, annoyingly, blaringly obvious that this is NOT going to change a real life order - it's only a simulation.
till now don't have the proof whether it is working or not... Give us some time to give this feed back. We just started using this as an option.
buggy, add to store button disappears after using sidekick
LOS FLOWS PRESENTAN MUCHAS FALLAS AL CARGAR LOS CORREOS
it great but tool little bit longer to understand everything...not so user friendly. Sorry
Meerdere nodes tegelijk kunnen verschuiven, kijk eens hoe een site als n8n dit oplost. meerder nodes tegelijk kunnen kopieren, variabelen zoals de cart inhoudt en backlinks naar de carts en cart items kunnen gebruiken in de liquide code / eigen code oplossing vooor een template. Beter en makkelijk te vinden eigen template beheer
It is a great help, still quite a lot of restraints though and the development support information is difficult to work through.
il vient d'etre installé donc cela me parait bien mais je prefere attendre les premiere vente pour m'en assurer
Very powerful and highly useful. Terrible interface and development is unnecessarily complicated as a result. Once you "muddle" through the weirdness of it (even for Shopify) it can be used productively. I do notice periodic "outages" every couple of months or so, when Flows that normally work without a problem fail to fire for a time, but they "come back" after a short time. I'm not sure that I would trust this for anything "financial" or "mission-critical" in nature but it's OK for marketing and housekeeping functions.