Authorize one Shopify store.
ContextMerchant reviews the live requested scopes.
ResultConnected tenant and store workspace.
The Shopify integration gives TaskerArmy the authorized store and theme context required for merchant-approved engineering work.
The example shows the store need, the relevant context and the result delivered to the team.
ContextMerchant reviews the live requested scopes.
ResultConnected tenant and store workspace.
ContextStore has multiple authorized themes.
ResultJob and preview remain tied to the intended staging target.
ContextMerchant uninstalls the app.
ResultStore credentials are invalidated under the documented lifecycle.
Direct installation provisions the store relationship and opens the connected TaskerArmy experience.
The authorization screen is the source of truth for live scopes and should remain aligned with the theme-engineering purpose.
TaskerArmy can associate audit findings, jobs, staging targets and approval history with the correct tenant and store.
Customer and order information are not part of the intended theme-engineering workflow unless a future capability is separately justified and disclosed.
Uninstall and credential invalidation must produce an understandable account and retention state.
Suitable work is prepared on staging, and an authorized merchant retains the consequential release decision.
No. Connection establishes authorized context. Any engineering execution follows a separate scoped and staging-based workflow.
Shopify’s authorization screen is the current source of truth before installation.
Use Shopify’s app management and uninstall flow; account and data handling follow the published policies.
Use Shopify authorization to open the workspace and run the free audit.