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This tutorial walks you through building a practical workflow: when a new Shopify order arrives, check the order total, and send a different notification depending on the amount.

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What you’ll build

Trigger (manual) → Get Order (Shopify) → Condition (total > 100?)
                                           ├── True  → Send VIP message (Slack)
                                           └── False → Send standard message (Slack)

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Prerequisites

  • A Shopify connection configured in Connections
  • A Slack connection configured in Connections
  • An existing Shopify order to test with

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Step by step

1

Create a new workflow

From the dashboard, click New Workflow. Name it “Order Notifications” and click Create.
2

Add a Trigger

Drag a Trigger node from the palette. Set the type to Manual for now — you can switch to webhook later.
3

Add a Variable node for the order ID

Drag a Variable node onto the canvas and connect it to the trigger. Set a variable called orderId with a test order ID from your Shopify store.
4

Add a Shopify action

Drag a Connector node and connect it after the variable node. In the properties panel:
  • Connector: Shopify
  • Tool: get-order
  • id: Reference the orderId variable
Name this node “Get Order”.
5

Add a Condition

Drag a Condition node and connect it after the Shopify action. Configure the condition:
  • Field: the order total from the previous step
  • Operator: greater than
  • Value: 100
This creates two output branches: True and False.
6

Add Slack actions for each branch

Drag two Connector nodes:
  1. Connect one to the True handle. Configure it to send a Slack message: “VIP order received! Order total: $…”
  2. Connect one to the False handle. Configure it to send a Slack message: “New order received. Order total: $…”
7

Save and run

Click Save in the toolbar, then click Run. Watch the execution flow through each node in real time.

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Key takeaways

  • Every workflow starts with a Trigger node.
  • Use Variable nodes to define inputs and test data.
  • Connector nodes execute tools from connected services.
  • Condition nodes let you branch based on data values.
  • You can see the output of each node after execution in the monitoring view.

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Next steps

Node Types

Learn about every node type in detail.

Monitoring

View execution logs and debug your workflows.