Shopify

Deploys up to 7 MCP tools for reading orders, products, customers, and inventory from your Shopify store.

Getting Your Admin API Access Token

The Shopify template authenticates with a static Admin API access token from a custom app you create in your Shopify admin. Follow these steps once, then paste the token into the template wizard.

1. In your Shopify admin, go to Settings > Apps > Develop apps.

2. If this is your first custom app, click Allow custom app development and confirm.

3. Click Create an app, give it a name (e.g. Qaynaq), and click Create app.

4. Open the Configuration tab and click Configure under Admin API integration.

5. Select these four scopes, then click Save:

   Scope	Enables
   read_orders	Reading orders
   read_products	Reading products
   read_customers	Reading customers
   read_inventory	Reading inventory levels

   These are all read-only. The template never writes to your store, so no write_ scopes are needed.

6. Click Install app. The Install button only becomes active once you have selected at least one scope in step 5.

7. Installing takes you to the API credentials tab. Under Admin API access token, click Reveal token once and copy the token (it starts with shpat_) immediately.

warning

The token can be revealed only once, at install time. If you leave the page or come back to this tab later, the full token is no longer shown. Copy and save it in a secure place right away. The only way to recover from a lost token is to uninstall and reinstall the app, which generates a new one.

note

The token is revoked if the app is uninstalled. If your flows start returning authentication errors, reinstall the custom app, copy the new token, and redeploy the template with Override existing enabled to update the stored secret.

Shared Configuration

Field	Required	Description
Store Name	Yes	Your store name without .myshopify.com (e.g. mystore).
Admin API Access Token	Yes	The shpat_ token from the steps above. Stored as a secret and referenced by name in the deployed flows, never inlined.

Included Tools

Tool	Description
shopify_list_orders	List recent orders with optional status filter and pagination
shopify_list_products	List products with pagination
shopify_list_customers	List customers with pagination
shopify_list_inventory_items	List inventory items with pagination
shopify_get_order	Get a specific order by ID
shopify_get_product	Get a specific product by ID
shopify_get_customer	Get a specific customer by ID

note

By default read_orders returns orders from the last 60 days. Accessing older orders requires Shopify's protected customer data approval (the read_all_orders scope), which is granted automatically for a custom app on your own store but may need review in other setups.