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Shopify + Finn.

Shopify integration with Finn. Shopify brings online storefronts, products, customers, orders, and fulfillment into one commerce platform.

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The work behind the connection

What you can do with Shopify.

Shopify brings online storefronts, products, customers, orders, and fulfillment into one commerce platform.

Run the order service desk

Finn handles order questions and changes across the store, support inbox, and fulfillment partner until the customer has a clear resolution.

Typically handled byEcommerce operations team or customer-service agency

Starts when

A customer asks about an order, address, cancellation, or missing item.

What Finn handles

  1. Find the customer’s Shopify order, payment, line items, and current fulfillment status.
  2. Explain the available options and collect the customer’s exact choice before changing the order.
  3. Apply eligible edits or cancellations and coordinate warehouse changes through the connected fulfillment system.
  4. Read back the saved order, send the customer the result, and close the linked support case.

The result

The order and support record reflect the completed action, with unresolved warehouse exceptions assigned.

Resolve returns and exchanges

Finn runs the return conversation, shipping instructions, inspection follow-up, and final refund or exchange under the store’s rules.

Typically handled byReturns team or outsourced support agency

Starts when

A customer wants a refund, replacement, or different size.

What Finn handles

  1. Check the purchased items, delivery date, return rules, and available replacement stock.
  2. Create the eligible return and send the correct instructions or connected carrier label.
  3. Follow the warehouse’s receipt and inspection result before applying the approved refund or exchange.
  4. Verify the refund recorded in Shopify or the replacement order, then notify the customer and close the case.

The result

A refund recorded against the order or a confirmed exchange, with the return history in one place.

Manage delivery exceptions

Finn takes ownership of stalled shipments so the support team does not spend its day chasing carriers and reassuring customers.

Typically handled byCustomer experience team and fulfillment coordinator

Starts when

Tracking stops moving, delivery fails, or the promised shipping date passes.

What Finn handles

  1. Compare Shopify fulfillment details with live events from the connected shipping service.
  2. Ask the customer for missing delivery information and open the appropriate carrier or warehouse request.
  3. Carry out an eligible resend or refund under the store’s policy when the investigation supports it.
  4. Track the replacement or payment result and update the customer through the connected support channel.

The result

Each affected order has a documented delivery resolution or an owned carrier investigation with the customer informed.

Launch a new product collection

Finn coordinates the repetitive catalog and merchandising work behind a launch, from supplier information to a checked live collection.

Typically handled byMerchandising team or ecommerce agency

Starts when

A new product range, seasonal collection, or approved assortment is ready.

What Finn handles

  1. Gather the approved product facts, images, variants, prices, and stock from the team’s source documents.
  2. Create or update Shopify products, descriptions, attributes, and collection membership.
  3. Route the launch set through the brand’s publishing decision and apply the approved changes.
  4. Check the published product records and storefront links, then hand the verified launch list to connected marketing tools.

The result

The approved assortment is published with consistent product records and a launch report showing any blocked items.

Keep stock and availability aligned

Finn monitors inventory mismatches and keeps the storefront aligned with the warehouse without treating a stock count as a purchase order.

Typically handled byInventory operations team or retail operations agency

Starts when

Warehouse quantities change or a selling location approaches its stock threshold.

What Finn handles

  1. Compare Shopify inventory by variant and location with the connected warehouse’s source records.
  2. Apply authorized quantity corrections and identify products that need replenishment or a merchandising change.
  3. Create replenishment work in the connected purchasing system for the responsible buyer’s decision.
  4. Verify the updated availability and track outstanding supplier or warehouse discrepancies.

The result

Shopper-facing availability reflects the accepted stock records and replenishment work has a named owner.

Run seasonal promotions

Finn handles the store changes and coordination that usually turn a promotion into a spreadsheet and a long agency checklist.

Typically handled byEcommerce marketing agency and merchandising team

Starts when

The brand approves an offer, audience, dates, and participating products.

What Finn handles

  1. Check eligible products, inventory, existing discounts, and the approved promotion terms.
  2. Configure the supported Shopify discount and approved collection or product updates.
  3. Send the offer details to the connected email or campaign tool and check the resulting storefront links.
  4. End the offer on schedule and reconcile orders, discount use, and exceptions for the campaign report.

The result

The approved promotion is launched, closed, and reported with its actual store results.

Recover abandoned buying conversations

Finn follows up on customer buying intent with useful answers and the right checkout path through the connected marketing setup.

Typically handled byLifecycle marketing agency and sales support team

Starts when

A consented shopper abandons checkout or asks a question before buying.

What Finn handles

  1. Use the permitted checkout or inquiry details to identify the products and the customer’s unresolved question.
  2. Check current price, availability, shipping rules, and the brand’s approved offer policy.
  3. Send a relevant reply or recovery sequence through the connected messaging tool using recorded contact preferences.
  4. Match later Shopify orders back to the follow-up and stop further recovery messages when the purchase completes.

The result

The buying conversation is answered and follow-up is tied to recorded purchases or an explicit unresolved outcome.

Build chargeback evidence

Finn gathers the scattered evidence behind a payment dispute and follows the processor’s response through submission and decision.

Typically handled byPayments operations team or chargeback service

Starts when

A dispute arrives for a Shopify order.

What Finn handles

  1. Retrieve the order, payment references, customer conversation, shipment events, and applicable store policies.
  2. Organize the evidence around the dispute reason and identify any missing proof before the deadline.
  3. Submit the approved response through the connected payment processor’s supported dispute process.
  4. Record the submission receipt and subsequent processor decision in the support and finance records.

The result

A complete response is submitted on time and its decision is tracked; the outcome is not assumed to be a win.

Coordinate subscription service

Finn handles the store-side and subscription-side work together when recurring orders need attention.

Typically handled bySubscription operations team and retention agency

Starts when

A subscriber asks to skip, swap, reschedule, or cancel a recurring delivery.

What Finn handles

  1. Match the Shopify customer and orders to the subscription in the connected subscription platform.
  2. Explain the next charge and shipment, available changes, and any already-started fulfillment.
  3. Apply the customer’s confirmed choice in the subscription system and coordinate affected store orders.
  4. Verify the resulting schedule or cancellation and send one clear confirmation.

The result

The subscription and affected orders agree, with the next charge or cancellation explicitly confirmed.

Turn customer history into retention campaigns

Finn manages the operational work of creating relevant repeat-purchase and win-back journeys from real store activity.

Typically handled byRetention marketing agency or customer growth team

Starts when

A customer reaches a replenishment interval, purchase milestone, or inactivity threshold.

What Finn handles

  1. Identify eligible customers from Shopify purchase history and recorded marketing preferences.
  2. Choose the brand’s approved replenishment, loyalty, or win-back message using the relevant products.
  3. Create the audience and follow-up in the connected marketing platform, excluding active complaints where the rules require it.
  4. Track resulting orders and suppress messages after a purchase or opt-out.

The result

The customer program runs from current purchase records with documented sends, preferences, and resulting orders.

Reconcile the daily store operation

Finn assembles the daily picture of orders, refunds, fulfillment delays, and payment exceptions that teams normally compile by hand.

Typically handled byEcommerce manager and outsourced operations analyst

Starts when

The daily or weekly store review is due.

What Finn handles

  1. Collect Shopify order, refund, and fulfillment records for the agreed reporting period.
  2. Match payment and shipping exceptions with the connected processor and warehouse records.
  3. Open follow-up work for discrepancies and carry routine corrections through the approved process.
  4. Deliver a source-linked operating report separating completed sales, refunds, delays, and unresolved items.

The result

The team receives a reconciled operating brief and tracked follow-up work instead of an unexplained total.

Handle business and repeat-order inquiries

Finn takes an incoming buying request through a correct draft order and recorded payment or sales handoff.

Typically handled bySales support coordinator or ecommerce concierge team

Starts when

A customer requests a repeat order, a large purchase, or a tailored quote.

What Finn handles

  1. Gather the requested products, quantities, delivery details, and the customer’s existing purchase context.
  2. Check availability and apply the store’s approved pricing or route an exception to the responsible seller.
  3. Create the supported Shopify draft order and send its checkout or invoice path after the customer accepts.
  4. Follow the resulting order and payment record, then coordinate fulfillment through the existing process.

The result

The inquiry becomes an accepted order with recorded payment status, or a clearly owned pricing exception.

Connection setup

Set up the connection around your work.

Contact Finn to discuss the records your workflow needs and the actions you want it to perform.

Your team chooses what Finn can access, what agents can change, and when a person must approve the work. The connection needs the appropriate account access and permissions from Shopify.

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