Import WordPress posts to Shopify as articles

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Use this template to automatically create a Shopify article when a new WordPress post is created.

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Create your own workflow

Create custom workflows by choosing triggers, actions, and searches. A trigger is an event that launches the workflow, an action is the event.

Accept a Cancellation Request

Accepts a cancellation request for an assigned fulfillment order by its ID.

Action

Accept a Fulfillment Request

Accepts a fulfillment request and updates the assigned fulfillment order by its ID.

Action

Adjust an Inventory Level

Adjusts the inventory level of an inventory item at a single location.

Action

Cancel a Fulfillment Order

Cancels an assigned fulfillment order by its ID.

Action

Cancel an Order

Cancels an order.

Action

Close a Fulfillment Order

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Action

Close an Order

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Action

Connect an Inventory Item

Connects an inventory item to a location.

Action

Count Orders

Retrieves an order count.

Action

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