Skip to content

lsb11/shopify-automation-blueprints

Folders and files

NameName
Last commit message
Last commit date

Latest commit

 

History

4 Commits
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Repository files navigation

Free Shopify Automation Blueprints for Make.com

Open-source Make.com scenario blueprints that add server-side tracking to Shopify for $0/month — no apps, no monthly SaaS fees, no code.

The flagship blueprint here is complete and standalone: TikTok Events API server-side tracking. Import it, add two keys, and you're sending server-side CompletePayment events to TikTok in about six minutes — the same outcome tools like WeltPixel and Analyzify charge $39–$299/month for.

MIT-licensed. Fork it, modify it, ship it.


What's in here

Blueprint What it does
TikTok Events API Server-side CompletePayment events to TikTok via Make.com, bypassing iOS restrictions and ad blockers. Typical EMQ 6–8.

This is a real, runnable blueprint — not a teaser or a lead magnet. Everything you need to deploy it is in this repo: the importable JSON, the field mapping, and the step-by-step setup below.


Quick start — TikTok Events API in ~6 minutes

You'll need a free Make.com account, a Shopify store, and a TikTok Ads Manager pixel.

  1. Sign up for Make.com (free) — 1,000 operations/month, no card required. Enough for stores up to ~300 orders/month.
  2. Import the blueprint — download scenarios/tiktok-events-api/blueprint.json, then in Make.com: Create a new scenario → ⋯ menu → Import Blueprint.
  3. Copy your webhook URL — open the Webhooks module in the imported scenario and copy the generated URL.
  4. Add the Shopify webhook — Shopify Admin → Settings → Notifications → Webhooks → create one for Order payment, paste your Make.com URL, format JSON.
  5. Add your credentials — in the HTTP module, replace YOUR_PIXEL_ID and YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN with your values from TikTok Ads Manager.
  6. Test — place a test order, then check TikTok Ads Manager → Events → Test Events for a server-side CompletePayment within 2–3 minutes.

A full walkthrough with screenshots is available in the TikTok Events API Shopify setup guide.


Why server-side tracking?

iOS privacy changes and ad blockers drop an estimated 20–40% of browser-pixel purchase events. Server-side tracking sends the purchase from your server (via Make.com) directly to the ad platform's API, so it's invisible to browser-side blocking — you recover conversions your pixel is silently losing.

The same Make.com pattern in this blueprint can be extended to Meta's Conversions API and Google Enhanced Conversions; the TikTok scenario here is a clean, self-contained starting point you can adapt.

Further reading (all free, no signup):


What this blueprint does and doesn't do

Does: sends server-side CompletePayment events to TikTok on confirmed Shopify payment, with hashed email/phone for event matching. Runs on Make.com's free tier for typical small-store volume.

Doesn't: it doesn't replace your browser pixel — run both, with a matching event_id, so TikTok deduplicates. It won't backfill historical orders, and very high-volume stores (500+ orders/month) may need a paid Make.com tier for the operation count.

No tracking setup is fire-and-forget — verify your events in TikTok Events Manager after deploying and periodically after that.


Maintained by

Stack Architect publishes free Shopify automation guides and tools built on Make.com and Google Sheets. Pre-configured versions of additional scenarios (Meta/Google CAPI, inventory, P&L) with Google Sheets templates are available separately as an optional paid kit — but everything you need to run the TikTok blueprint is free and in this repo.

If it saves you money, a ⭐ helps others find it.

Contributing

Found a bug or improved a scenario? Issues and PRs are welcome — see CONTRIBUTING.md.

License

MIT — use, modify, and share freely.

About

Free Make.com blueprints for Shopify server-side tracking & automation.

Topics

Resources

License

Contributing

Stars

3 stars

Watchers

0 watching

Forks

Releases

No releases published

Packages

 
 
 

Contributors