SHARED CONTEXT. CLEAR RESPONSIBILITY.

Know who has it covered.
Keep everyone in the loop.

Give each store’s team the right level of access, assign incidents, and retain a record of important actions without building another disconnected task list.

Four rolesShopify user IDsAudit historyStore isolation
See what you can do

THE PRACTICAL DETAILS

What you can do.

/01

Viewer access

Let a teammate review the store’s monitoring information without giving them alert-editing or configuration permissions.

/02

Operator access

Let the people handling incidents acknowledge, assign, snooze, resolve, add notes, and request synchronization.

/03

Admin and owner access

Admins manage rules, destinations, settings, and non-owner members. Owner-level membership changes are reserved for owners.

/04

Store-specific membership

Add a teammate using their Shopify user ID. Activate or deactivate access and keep members associated with the correct store.

/05

An action history

Review recorded changes to alerts, rules, destinations, settings, team membership, and synchronization requests in the store’s audit log.

/06

Context that stays with the work

Assignments and notes live alongside the affected alert, so a handoff does not require reconstructing the issue from chat.

PUT IT INTO PRACTICE

A useful part of
your routine.

Start with the settings that matter to your store, and keep the next step visible.

  1. 01

    Add the right people

    An admin or owner adds each teammate’s Shopify user ID and chooses an appropriate role.

  2. 02

    Assign an incident

    An operator or higher assigns an alert to an active store member and adds the context they need.

  3. 03

    Review what happened

    Use the alert’s notes and the store’s audit history to understand the work and configuration changes.

KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT

A little context.

Coming soon for Shopify

Your store. A little more
peace of mind.

Catch the exceptions. Keep your team in sync.
Get ready for a clearer way to run your store.

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