Shopify

Shopify powers millions of online stores. This connector is built by Terminal Sync: we talk to Shopify's official Admin GraphQL API so your assistant can read your business and answer in plain language — without you opening the admin.

Unlike other integrations, you don't install it by pasting a package: you connect it inside the app, at Settings → Integrations → Shopify. You paste your store address and an access token you generate in Shopify, hit "Test connection", and you're set. The token is stored encrypted on your computer (never in a plain file).

Ask "how much did I sell this week?" and it reads your Shopify data and answers. Ask "show me unfulfilled orders" and it builds the list. It can also make safe changes — like creating a product (saved as a draft) or publishing/unpublishing one — but it always shows you what it's about to do and waits for your OK before touching anything. It never changes your store without your confirmation.

What you can ask

• "How many sales and how much revenue this week?"
• "Show me the last 10 orders and which ones are unfulfilled."
• "What products are active and what's their stock?"
• "Find the customer with email ana@company.com and how many orders they placed."

What you need

You need two things from your Shopify account:

1. Your store address — something like my-store.myshopify.com.
2. An access token (Admin API access token) — created by making a "custom app" in your Shopify with read permissions for orders, products and customers. The official guide is at help.shopify.com.

Then go to Settings → Integrations → Shopify in Terminal Sync, paste both, and connect. The token travels encrypted between your computers alongside the rest of your profile.