Changelog

Small polish to the dashboard and Help page.

• The setup guide remembers your choice. Collapse the setup guide on the dashboard and it stays collapsed on your next visit, instead of springing back open every time.
• Refreshed Help page. The Help page now has quick links to the full documentation, our website, and system status, plus a one-click way to open Shopify Flow (or install it if it isn't set up yet). Step-by-step how-tos live in the docs.

Fixes across navigation, templates, and background processing.

• Fixed a sign-in screen that could appear when opening pages such as Manage permissions from the dashboard - navigation now stays inside Shopify admin.
• Verified templates now validate their input and show the exact reason a run failed instead of a cryptic error.
• Test-data helpers now report the real reason a lookup could not run (for example a missing permission) instead of a generic "No matching resource found". See Permissions and store data access.
• Hardened webhook handling: repeated deliveries are de-duplicated so nothing is processed twice, and data-deletion (GDPR) requests now reliably remove your stored secrets.

A round of improvements to make templates, permissions, and secrets smoother and safer.

Grant and use a template in one step

• Using a template now grants any permissions it needs before the function is created, so a template like "Tag a customer" is ready to run right away - no separate trip to the Permissions page first. See Using templates.

Verified templates

• Templates from Code Creation Labs now carry a Verified badge so you can tell curated templates apart at a glance. Your own templates stay private to your store; sharing templates publicly between stores is coming soon.

Secrets stay hidden

• Any secret value your code prints is now masked in logs and output, down to a single character, so a secret can never leak into your run history. See Creating and using secrets.

Clearer test-data helpers

• The Latest order and Latest customer buttons on the Variables tab now stay disabled until you grant the matching permission, with a tooltip telling you which one to enable. See Permissions and store data access.

Workflow Functions is here: run your own JavaScript or TypeScript as a step in Shopify Flow. This first release includes everything you need to build, test, and ship custom logic in your workflows.

Run your code from Flow

• The Run Function action runs your JS/TS in a secure, isolated sandbox and returns the result to Flow. See Set up the Run Function action in Shopify Flow.
• Write and edit in a Polaris code editor with instant, quota-free testing. See How to create a function.
• Pass Flow data in as input and hand your return value back to the workflow. See Passing variables into your function.

Read and write store data - safely

• Call the Admin GraphQL API with ctx.shopify.graphql(...). Your access token never enters the sandbox. See Permissions and store data access.
• Grant and revoke access per resource (Products, Orders, Customers, Discounts) yourself; functions auto-disable if a permission is removed.

Secrets

• Store API keys and tokens encrypted, read them in code as secrets.NAME, and they are masked out of your run history. See Creating and using secrets.

Templates

• Start from curated templates, and save or publish your own. See Using templates.

See everything

• Full run history with input, output, logs, timing, and filters. See Run history and troubleshooting.
• Email alerts for quota (80% and 100% of plan) and elevated failure rates.

For developers

• A REST API and an MCP server to manage and run functions from your own code or an AI agent. See Developer API and MCP.

Plans

• Free, Starter, Grow, and Unlimited. Every plan includes all features and unlimited functions; only monthly Flow run volume differs.

New here? Start with Introduction to Workflow Functions.