Import and sync customer and order details from Shopify.
A customer buys, and the CRM knows nothing about it until somebody exports a list of orders and pastes it in. By then the thank-you is a week late and the abandoned basket is gone.
Someone buys from your store on Tuesday, and on Friday they get the welcome email written for strangers, because the store and the follow-up are two separate worlds and nobody has exported the spreadsheet yet. Connecting the store closes that gap. Your customers and their orders come across, your products with them, and three moments start work on their own: an order placed, an order fulfilled, a basket abandoned.
Sits where the storefront hands over, the moment a browser becomes someone you owe a message.
Need more than it doesTell us what the connection has to do and we will wire the rest of it.
The customer and the order land in the CRM together. Nobody retypes someone who has already paid you.
A basket left behind starts the follow-up on its own. No one has to sit watching the store to catch it.
Bring past orders across at the same time as new ones. Your best repeat buyers are there on day one, not after a month of trading.
You will find it under Settings → Integrations → Shopify.
Open the setup guide →Every native connection comes with the platform. Tell us what else you need and we will wire it.
Your customers, their orders and your products. Three moments then start work on your side: an order placed, an order fulfilled, a basket abandoned. That is the scope. It covers what you would otherwise message a buyer about by hand.
Both, if you want them. Bringing history across is a choice you make when you connect the store. Most shops take it. Your repeat buyers and your one-time buyers are sorted on day one. You are not waiting a month of trading for the list to fill up.
No. The store reads the same to your customers and the same to you. Income Mavericks reads from it, and the follow-up work then runs on our side. Your checkout, your theme and your product pages carry on exactly as they are today.
The ones who have placed an order. Those are the people worth a message anyway, so for most shops that is the useful half of the list. A browser who has never bought stays where they are, and arrives the day they order.
Worth checking before you commit. Shopify limits what smaller plans hand over about customers, and that shapes how much comes across. Tell us which plan you are on and we will confirm what to expect before anything is set up.
Your pipeline, your data. Not a slide deck.