Getting started
Set up StoreFlow
Follow this recommended setup order, review current compatibility guidance, and verify the customer experience before launch.
Review current guidance
Confirm that your catalog, cart size, rule count, theme, traffic, and integration needs fall within the current operating guidance. Contact support for larger or custom environments.
Install StoreFlow
Install StoreFlow on your Shopify store and approve the requested permissions. Open the StoreFlow Dashboard from Shopify Admin.
Enable StoreFlow Cart Guard
Open the Shopify theme editor, go to App embeds, enable StoreFlow Cart Guard, and save. Cart Guard powers storefront warnings, access controls, and checkout-button protection.
Configure purchasing rules
For Minimum Order, choose the rule category, add requirements, configure customer targeting and the checkout message, review, and save. For MOQ, choose Single, Any, or All, add product, variant, or collection requirements, review, name the rule, and save. Only enabled applicable rules are enforced.
Configure customer access
Use Hide Prices to choose customer mode, product scope, restrictions, and customer-facing messages. Verify every customer state and product scope you configure.
Configure Quick Order
Enable Quick Order, choose one product source, configure customer-visible information and ordering defaults, then add the StoreFlow Quick Order app block and launcher through the Theme Editor.
Verify the storefront
Test passing and failing carts, matching and non-matching customer tags, Quick Order, and checkout validation before launch.
Direct onboarding review
Direct onboarding may include a review of active variant count, typical cart size, rule counts, selected resources, theme customizations, installed wholesale apps, traffic, and whether formal capacity commitments are required.