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Connecting Shopify to Ryze needs only your store domain. There is no app to create, no API key to generate, and no credentials to copy.

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Before you start

  • You need a Ryze workspace. See Create a workspace.
  • You need permission to approve app access on the Shopify store.
  • Have your .myshopify.com domain ready — not your custom domain.

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Connect

1

Open Integrations → Shopify

In Ryze, go to Workspace Settings → Integrations and pick Shopify.
2

Enter your store domain

Type your .myshopify.com domain — for example yourstore.myshopify.com — and continue.
3

Approve in Shopify

A Shopify window opens. Approve the access prompt and the connection completes automatically.
The Shopify card then shows a Connected badge.
After connecting, start a new chat in Claude or ChatGPT so the assistant picks up the change. Existing chats will not see it.

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What Ryze uses the connection for

  • Product and revenue data — identifying your best-selling products, which anchors keyword and topic selection
  • Publishing — pushing generated articles live to your store
  • On-page fixes — shipping technical and GEO changes to store pages
  • Store auditing — finding on-page SEO issues across products and collections

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Troubleshooting

The approval window reports an error. Retry from the Integrations page. If it persists, email support@get-ryze.ai with your store domain. Nothing happens after approval. Check for a blocked popup, then retry. The store shows as disconnected later. Click Reconnect on the Shopify card and re-authorize, then start a new chat. You entered your custom domain. Use the .myshopify.com domain instead — the custom domain will not resolve.

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Connecting more than one store

A single workspace can hold multiple accounts for the same platform. For separate brands or clients, use a separate workspace per store. See Connect multiple accounts and Managing multiple accounts.