Shopify Flow

Une heure pour essayer de valider la notification par e.mail de nouvelle commande, sans succès...

Doesn't work most of the time, it's kind of ridiculous how poorly designed this thing is.

so far its not working the way hopify claim itwould

Its not easy to select the conditions I was trying trying to select the condition SKU but there are too many options

Its a great way to REALLY mess up your store.

IT WAS USELESS. I NEEDED HELP CHANGING PRICES IT COULD NOT HELP ME OR SEND ME IN THE RIGHT DIREC TION. ITS A SHOPIFY SUCCULENT STORE, NOW IT KEEPS CORRECTING ME INSTEAD OF LETTING ME SUBMIT, OH I HAD TO GIVE IT ALEAST ONE STAR IT SHOULD NOT , IT DID NOT HELP ME !?

Bad very confusing.

cumbersom, repeatitive and annoying and more difficult than it should

I appreciate what Shopify Flow tries to do — automating workflows and saving time on routine tasks is definitely valuable. The app is intuitive and integrates well within the Shopify admin. However, there are some limitations that can get frustrating.

For example, it can’t interact with certain areas like shipping profiles or some inventory settings, which means you still end up doing manual work for key parts of your store. Also, complex workflows sometimes require trial and error to get right, and the documentation could be clearer.

Overall, Flow is a helpful starting point for automation if you have straightforward tasks, but it feels like it could be more powerful and flexible, especially for stores with more complex needs.

It’s best suited for automations within Shopify’s exposed API limits.

If you rely on automating less common or “hidden” features, Flow won’t cover it yet.

For simple order, customer, or product tag automations, it’s worth trying.

Difficult to manage, unclear information whether the flows works or not, no saved notifications what flows have been sent out or used.