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In order for Sagify to receive data from your Shopify store you will need to create an app and generate an access token. No development experience required.

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1. Navigate to the Settings page

   

2. Select Apps and sales channels

   

3. Click on Develops apps

   

4. Allow custom app development. If you’ve never enabled this option, then you will need to turn it on.

   

5. Create an app

   

6. Name your app. Give it a meaningful name such as Sagify or Sagify Connection, and select your email.

   

7. Configuration. Browse to the Configuration tab, and under the Admin API integration click on Configure.

   

8. Select Access Scopes.

   1. Sagify needs access to orders, customers, and products. Select the following options:

   write_orders read_customers read_products write_inventory read_locations read_returns read_payment_terms read_shopify_payments_payouts read_shopify_payments_disputes read_cash_tracking write_draft_orders

   1. Click Save.

   

9. Install the app.

   1. Navigate to the API credentials tab, and install the app.

   

10. Copy access token.

    1. Note: Shopify will only show you the token once. Be sure to copy it and save it securely. Do not share this token with anyone.

    

11. Set the Access Token in Sagify.

    1. Navigate to the Settings tab
    2. Paste the Access Token

    

12. Set Shopify Store URL.

    1. Enter your store’s URL. This can be found in the url on your Shopify admin page: For example: https://admin.shopify.com/store/ez-apps-dev/ should be entered as ez-apps-dev.myshopify.com.
    2. All set! Save your settings and Sagify is now connected to your Shopify store.