Orders

Order triggers cover the full lifecycle of an order in your store, from the moment it's placed through fulfillment, payment, edits, cancellations, risk checks, and refunds. They're the most commonly used triggers for keeping a monday.com board in sync with what's happening in the store.

Available triggers

  • Order created: a new order is placed
  • Order updated: any property of an order changes
  • Order paid: payment for the order is captured
  • Order fulfilled: every line item on the order has shipped
  • Order partially fulfilled: some, but not all, line items have shipped
  • Order cancelled: the order is cancelled
  • Order deleted: the order is deleted from the store
  • Order edited: the line items, quantities, or amounts on an order change after it was placed
  • Order risk assessment changes: Shopify (or a fraud-detection app) updates its fraud risk evaluation of the order
  • Order refund created: a refund is issued against the order

Most order triggers send you the Order data described below. Order edited, Order risk assessment changes, and Order refund created are the exceptions: each sends a smaller, purpose-built payload instead, documented separately further down this page.

Available data (Order)

For any trigger that sends an Order, here's what you can map onto your monday.com board:

  • ID: the order's unique identifier in Shopify
  • Name: the order's display name, e.g. #1001
  • Number: the order's sequential number
  • Confirmation number: the customer-facing confirmation code
  • Created at / Updated at: when the order was placed and when it was last modified
  • Processed at: when payment was processed
  • Closed at / Cancelled at: when the order was closed or cancelled
  • Cancel reason: why the order was cancelled, if it was
  • Financial status: the payment state, such as paid, pending, or refunded
  • Fulfillment status: the shipping state, such as fulfilled, partial, or unfulfilled
  • Tags: tags applied to the order
  • Note: any internal note attached to the order
  • Buyer accepts marketing: whether the customer opted in to marketing at checkout
  • Subtotal price / Total price: order totals before and after tax, shipping, and discounts
  • Total discounts: the combined value of discounts applied
  • Total outstanding: the amount still owed on the order
  • Total tax: the combined tax amount
  • Customer ID: links the order to a customer
  • Company ID / Company location ID: for B2B orders, links the order to a company and one of its locations

Available data (Order edited)

The Order edited trigger sends a record describing the edit itself, rather than the order's current state:

  • ID: the edit's unique identifier
  • App ID: the app that performed the edit, if any
  • Created at: when the edit was started
  • Committed at: when the edit was applied to the order
  • Notify customer: whether the customer was notified about the edit
  • Order ID: links back to the edited order
  • Staff note: any note left by staff describing the edit
  • User ID: the staff member who made the edit

Available data (Order risk assessment changes)

The Order risk assessment changes trigger sends the risk assessment itself:

  • Provider ID / Provider title: which fraud analysis provider produced the assessment, e.g. Shopify or a third-party app
  • Risk level: the assessed fraud risk, one of high, medium, low, none, or pending
  • Created at: when the assessment was produced
  • Order ID: links back to the assessed order

Available data (Order refund created)

The Order refund created trigger sends the refund record:

  • ID: the refund's unique identifier
  • Order ID: links back to the refunded order
  • Created at / Processed at: when the refund was issued and when it was processed
  • Restock: whether the refunded items were restocked
  • Note: any note attached to the refund