Step 1: Create the ShipFlo App

• Go to Settings → Apps in your Shopify admin.
• Click Develop apps for your store.

• If it’s disabled, Shopify will prompt you to enable custom app development.

• You’ll see security warnings — accept them to continue.

• Click Create an app (or Create a legacy custom app, depending on your store).
• Enter a name and click Create app.

Step 2: Assign API Scopes

• Open your new app.
• Go to Configuration → Admin API access scopes.

Enable the following scopes:

• write_fulfillments
• read_fulfillments
• read_locations
• write_merchant_managed_fulfillment_orders
• read_merchant_managed_fulfillment_orders
• read_order_edits
• read_orders
• write_third_party_fulfillment_orders
• read_third_party_fulfillment_orders
• read_assigned_fulfillment_orders
• write_assigned_fulfillment_orders
• read_customers

Make sure all required scopes are selected before continuing.

Step 3: Install the App

• Click Install app (top right).

• Shopify will now generate your credentials:

• Admin API access token (permanent)
• API key and API secret

The Admin API token is displayed once. Store it securely — you’ll need it to connect Shopify to ShipFlo.

Step 4: Connect Shopify to ShipFlo

• Log in to your ShipFlo dashboard.
• Go to Profile → Create Platform Config.
• Choose Shopify.
• Enter the following details from your Shopify app:

• Store URL
• API Key
• API Secret
• Admin API Access Token
• API Version: 2025-10

• Click Create Platform Config.
• After saving, click Connect to activate the integration.

Once connected, only new orders with shipping addresses inside ShipFlo’s supported service-area postal codes are auto-synced. Orders outside the service area are intentionally ignored.

ShipFlo is also fully compatible with Zapiet – Pickup + Delivery, a widely used delivery/pickup scheduling app on Shopify.

For help, email contact@shipflo.com with the subject line: Shopify Integration Help.