Checkouts

Checkout triggers fire on checkout sessions in your store, most notably abandoned checkouts: ones that were started but never completed into an order. They're commonly used for cart-recovery workflows.

Available triggers

• Checkout created: a new checkout session is started
• Checkout updated: any property of a checkout changes, for example it becomes abandoned, or recovery progresses
• Checkout deleted: a checkout record is removed

Available data

Here's what you can map onto your monday.com board:

• ID: the checkout's unique identifier in Shopify
• Token: the checkout's unique token
• Name: the checkout's display name
• Email / Phone: the shopper's contact details, if provided
• Currency: the currency the checkout is in
• Subtotal price / Total price: checkout totals before and after tax, shipping, and discounts
• Total tax / Total discounts: the combined tax and discount amounts
• Total weight: the combined weight of items in the checkout
• Customer ID: links the checkout to a customer, if known
• Buyer accepts marketing: whether the shopper opted in to email marketing
• Buyer accepts SMS marketing: whether the shopper opted in to SMS marketing
• Abandoned checkout URL: the link a shopper can use to resume the checkout
• Source name: where the checkout originated, e.g. web or POS
• Note: any internal note attached to the checkout
• Created at / Updated at: when the checkout was created and when it was last modified
• Completed at / Closed at: when the checkout turned into an order, or was closed