Plain answers to everyday Shopify questions: running your store, keeping it safe, and putting things right when something changes.
A regular review of your installed apps helps keep your store secure, fast, and within budget.
When you install a Shopify app, the consent screen shows you the specific store data the app needs to access.
Shopify records all user management changes, including staff removals, in a dedicated log. Learn where to find this log and how to interpret its entries.
Learn how to find and fix the most common causes of a slow Shopify store.
Learn how to generate a privacy policy using Shopify's built-in tools, what information it needs to contain, and how to make it visible to your customers.
A complete checklist of the settings, content, and tests to complete before you remove the password and launch your Shopify store to the public.
A Shopify discount code can stop working if it expires, is deactivated, or its rules for products, customers, or usage no longer match the cart.
A price change in Shopify leaves little trace to read back. What is kept, what the activity log shows, where variants come in, and what Actorly records.
Where Shopify's activity log is, why it stops at 250 results and cannot be exported, and what a searchable change history like Actorly adds.
Not a copy of your store. Actorly keeps the old and new value of each change, from install. How that differs from a full backup, and which you need.
Shopify's activity log names the person, app or channel behind an action. How to open it, what it leaves out, and what Actorly adds for product changes.
Edited the wrong Shopify product description? How to find the old text, put it back by hand or with Actorly, and check that the new text took.
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