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Something cool that falls into both #ShopifyMerchantHacks and #ShopifyDevHacks is using Shopify Flow. I talk about Flow quite a bit because, well, it's awesome! And it's pretty accessible for both merchants and devs. Merchants from the standpoint that it's a no-code automation tool and devs to extend it even further (like pairing it with theme or app actions to update metafields and all sorts of fun things). One of my little #ShopifyHacks for Shopify Flow is making sure to check all the different spaces in admin actions that you can essentially re-run or check for Flows. One I use time and again? Finding Flows associated with an order really fast. If you're using Order Created as a trigger to run Flows, then you can check Flow runs directly associated with an order under the "More Actions" dropdown and selecting "Search Flow runs." You'll be taken to a space where all associated Flows with that order will show up! Now, the downside is - you have to be pretty on top of this. Flow runs only stick around for 7 days and then they're gone. So make sure you're checking in on things or to see how a Flow interacts, you can always re-run in manually here as well.

TRPage_dev's tweet photo. Something cool that falls into both #ShopifyMerchantHacks and #ShopifyDevHacks is using Shopify Flow.

I talk about Flow quite a bit because, well, it's awesome! And it's pretty accessible for both merchants and devs.

Merchants from the standpoint that it's a no-code automation tool and devs to extend it even further (like pairing it with theme or app actions to update metafields and all sorts of fun things).

One of my little #ShopifyHacks for Shopify Flow is making sure to check all the different spaces in admin actions that you can essentially re-run or check for Flows.

One I use time and again? Finding Flows associated with an order really fast.

If you're using Order Created as a trigger to run Flows, then you can check Flow runs directly associated with an order under the "More Actions" dropdown and selecting "Search Flow runs."

You'll be taken to a space where all associated Flows with that order will show up!

Now, the downside is - you have to be pretty on top of this. Flow runs only stick around for 7 days and then they're gone. So make sure you're checking in on things or to see how a Flow interacts, you can always re-run in manually here as well.

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