How to Integrate Shopify in LoudCrowd
Our Shopify integration makes it possible to see the impact of your program and easily measure ROI. Follow the steps below to authenticate today.
Step 1: Navigate to Integrations
If you do not see "Integrations" on your left nav, contact your Client Strategist to upgrade your user permissions.
Step 2: Select "Add Integration" under E-Commerce
This link will take you to our App listing on the Shopify App store. Follow the steps to connect your account.
Step 3: Enable the LoudCrowd app embed in your store theme
Connecting your store in Step 2 installs the LoudCrowd app, but it does not start tracking attribution on its own. To track which sales come from your creators, you need to switch on the LoudCrowd app embed in your theme.
In your Shopify admin, go to Online Store → Themes.
On your live theme, click Customize to open the theme editor. (You can do this on a duplicated/draft theme first to test, then publish it.)
In the theme editor, open the App embeds tab on the left side of the editor.
Find LoudCrowd in the list and toggle it on.
Click Save.
Until the LoudCrowd app embed is enabled and saved on your published theme, no attribution data will flow and your Program Revenue Attribution widget will stay empty. If you've connected your store but aren't seeing data, this is the most common reason.
Step 4: View metrics in Program Dashboard
After you've completed the integration, navigate to the Program Dashboard to view the Program Revenue Attribution widget.
FAQ
Where can I see Shopify Data in the Platform?
Shopify data is only available for live LoudCrowd programs. You'll be able to view your Program Revenue Attribution and Customer LTV from the Program Dashboard. If you're not seeing these widgets appear on your Program Dashboard, contact your Client Strategist for troubleshooting assistance.
Can I connect multiple Shopify Stores?
Yes, you can connect multiple stores. We know several of our brands operate across multiple regions, so we've made it possible for you to connect all of your stores. The data you see in your program will match the store currency. For example, if you have a UK and US store, you will see UK data in your UK program, and US data in your US program.