Shopify integration
AI analytics and automated alerts for your Shopify store.
Fastero connects to Shopify via API, not as a direct database. You get order, customer, product, and inventory data queryable via natural language once synced. Ask questions in plain English, get dashboards, and set up alerts when revenue drops or inventory runs low.
What you can do
Revenue analytics, cohort analysis, and inventory alerts.
Revenue dashboards and AOV tracking
Ask "daily revenue with AOV for the last 90 days" and get a chart in seconds. Track trends, compare periods, and pin results to a dashboard you can share with your team.
Customer cohort analysis
Identify your best customers by lifetime value, purchase frequency, and recency. Segment by acquisition date, geography, or product category — all through natural language questions.
Inventory alerts and automated triggers
Set up alerts that fire when stock drops below a threshold, when order volume changes unexpectedly, or when refund rates spike. Get notified in Slack, email, or via webhook.
How it works
Three steps. Under five minutes.
Connect your Shopify store
Authorize Fastero via OAuth. We request read-only access to orders, customers, products, and inventory through the Shopify Admin API. Your store credentials are never stored — only the API token.
Ask questions in plain English
Type a question like "revenue by day for the last 90 days with AOV" and get results visualized in seconds. Fastero understands your Shopify data schema automatically after sync.
Save as dashboard or trigger
Pin results to a dashboard for ongoing visibility, or create a trigger that checks a condition on a schedule and alerts you when something changes — like inventory dropping below 10 units.
Shopify data via API
Orders, customers, products, and inventory — queryable via NL.
Fastero connects to Shopify via the Admin API (through Composio), syncs your data, and makes it queryable through natural language. This is not a direct SQL connection to a database — it's an API integration that gives you structured, queryable data.
Orders with line items, discounts, and refunds
Customer profiles, tags, and lifetime spend
Products with variants and collection membership
Inventory levels by location
Fulfillment status and shipping data
Order-level and item-level discount tracking
Example queries
Questions people actually ask their Shopify data.
“Daily revenue trend with AOV for last 90 days”
“Customers with 3+ orders this quarter”
“Products with less than 10 units in stock”
“Top 10 customers by lifetime value”
“Refund rate by product category this month”
“New vs returning customer revenue split by week”
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about the Shopify integration.
How often does Shopify data sync?
Fastero syncs your Shopify data via the Shopify Admin API. Initial sync pulls historical orders, customers, products, and inventory. After that, data refreshes on a schedule you configure — typically every 15 minutes to 1 hour depending on your plan. You can also trigger a manual sync at any time.
What Shopify data is available in Fastero?
Orders (line items, discounts, refunds, fulfillments), customers (addresses, tags, lifetime spend), products (variants, inventory levels, collections), and inventory (stock quantities by location). All data is queryable via natural language once synced. We do not access payment card details or store admin credentials.
Can I join Shopify data with my warehouse?
Yes. Connect both Shopify and a warehouse (BigQuery, Postgres, Snowflake) to the same Fastero project. You can then ask cross-source questions like "compare Shopify revenue to warehouse attribution data" and Fastero will query both sources and combine results.
Your Shopify data, answering questions in seconds.
Connect Shopify, ask a question, get a dashboard. No CSV exports, no manual reports, no waiting for someone to pull the numbers. Free to start.