Connect Claude to Shopify

Return the store itself: name, myshopify domain, storefront URL, currency, timezone, weight unit and plan. Call it to confirm which store a connection points at and which currency every money amount elsewhere is in. It takes no arguments and is the cheapest call here, which is why it is the connection's health check.

Search orders with Shopify's search syntax and return compact summaries: order name, dates, financial and fulfilment status, total, the customer, and the first twenty line items. The search string is the same one the admin's order search takes - "financial_status:paid fulfillment_status:unfulfilled", "created_at:>2026-08-01", "email:[email protected]", "name:#1001". Call get_order for one order's full detail. Responses are kept out of the audit log because they carry shoppers' personal data.

Fetch one order in full: totals broken down into subtotal, shipping and tax, the shipping address, the customer, every line item with its variant, plus notes, tags and cancellation state. Use it after search_orders when you need to answer a question about a specific order. The id is a global id - gid://shopify/Order/1234567890 - exactly as search_orders returns it. Responses are kept out of the audit log because they carry a shopper's name and address.

Search products and return summaries: title, handle, status, type, vendor, tags and total inventory. The search string is the admin's product search - "status:active", "vendor:Acme", "tag:sale", "title:hoodie", "inventory_total:<5". Call get_product for one product's description and its variants, or list_variants when you want variants across many products.

Fetch one product with its description, options and up to fifty variants, each with SKU, price and inventory quantity. Call this before update_product so you know the current values, and before adjust_inventory to get a variant's inventoryItem id. The id is a global id - gid://shopify/Product/1234567890 - as list_products returns it.

Search product variants across the whole catalogue and return SKU, price, inventory quantity and the inventoryItem id each one is stocked against. Use this rather than get_product when the question is about stock or SKUs spanning many products - "inventory_quantity:<5", "sku:ACME-*". The inventoryItem id it returns is one of the two ids adjust_inventory needs; the other is a location id.

List the store's inventory locations with their ids, names and addresses. Call this before adjust_inventory: a stock change is always against one location, and the location global id is the second of the two ids that mutation requires.

Search customers and return name, email, phone, order count and lifetime spend. The search string is the admin's customer search - "email:[email protected]", "country:Germany", "orders_count:>5", "tag:vip". Call get_customer for one customer's detail. This returns other people's personal data, so the response is never written to the audit log.

Fetch one customer: name, contact details, order count, lifetime spend, default address, tags, notes and their most recent order. The id is a global id - gid://shopify/Customer/1234567890 - as list_customers returns it. This returns another person's name, address and contact details, so the response is never written to the audit log.

List draft orders - quotes and manually created carts that have not been paid yet - with their status, total, customer and invoice URL. Use it to find quotes waiting on a customer, or to check whether an order was raised manually rather than through the storefront. Draft orders carry shopper details, so the response is never written to the audit log.