Overview
Conditions are optional filters on a trigger that narrow down which events generate a notification. Without conditions, a trigger fires for every event of its type. With conditions, you can restrict it to specific cases — e.g., only orders over $200, or only products from a specific vendor.How Conditions Work
Each condition has three parts:
Multiple conditions can be added to a single trigger. When you have more than one condition, you choose how they combine:
If no conditions are set, the trigger fires for all events of its type (subject to change detection for update events).
Operators
String fields:
Numeric fields:
Condition Fields by Entity
Product
Available for: Product created, Product updated, Product deletedBasic
Basic
Publication
Publication
Taxonomy & Classification
Taxonomy & Classification
Pricing & Cost
Pricing & Cost
Inventory & Shipping
Inventory & Shipping
SEO
SEO
Order
Available for: Order created, Order updated, Order paid, Order fulfilled, Refund createdIdentification
Identification
Pricing & Financials
Pricing & Financials
Status & Contact
Status & Contact
Flags
Flags
Shipping Address
Shipping Address
Billing Address
Billing Address
Customer (from Order)
Customer (from Order)
Customer
Available for: Customer created, Customer updated, Customer deletedReturns
Available for: all Return trigger types (requested, approved, declined, processing, closed, cancelled, reopened, updated)Cart Abandoned
Available for: Cart abandonedCondition Evaluation
Conditions are evaluated when a webhook is processed:- The worker loads the current entity data (enriched via Shopify GraphQL where needed — e.g., collections and inventory totals for products).
- For each active trigger of the matching type, the evaluator checks every condition row.
- Each condition’s field value is looked up and compared using the specified operator.
- Results are combined using the condition mode (
all= AND,any= OR). - If the result is
true, the notification is dispatched.
For Product updated and Order updated triggers, a notification is only sent when actual changes are detected compared to the previous snapshot. This prevents duplicate alerts from Shopify’s occasional webhook re-deliveries.
