Send new orders from Shopify to Shipday
Send new orders from Shopify to Shipday
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This automation will send new and paid orders from your Shopify store to your Shipday account and create orders there. This allows you to automate your store's fulfillment process.
Advanced comment: It is recommended to switch the first Watch Orders module to an event-based trigger (i.e. Watch Event).
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