If your app is distributed through the Shopify App Store, it must be subscribed to Shopify's mandatory compliance topics. You can create mandatory compliance webhook subscriptions …

Shopify webhooks are useful for keeping your app in sync with Shopify data, or as a trigger to perform an additional action after that event has occurred. They are also a performant …

For example, you can rely on webhooks to trigger an action in your app when a customer creates a cart, or when a merchant creates a new product in their Shopify admin. By using webhooks, …

Learn how to configure webhook subscription using the app config file, Shopify's recommended method and format for subscription management, and compares this method to subscriptions …

Your app shouldn't rely solely on receiving data from Shopify webhooks. Because webhook delivery isn't always guaranteed, you should implement reconciliation jobs to periodically fetch …

For each callbackUrl in your configuration, you must set up an action that uses the authenticate.webhook function to authenticate the request. Please keep in mind that webhook …

This guide introduces the different ways in which you can customize the webhooks you receive.

Shopify's webhook delivery system uses HTTP Keep-Alive to reuse connections to the same host and endpoint. This reduces network congestion and the latency in subsequent requests.

Follow this guide to learn how to verify webhooks. If you don't provide URLs for the mandatory compliance webhooks, or your app doesn't respond to these webhooks as required, then your …

Because most webhook deliveries use remote endpoints, you can trigger the command from any directory where you can use Shopify CLI, and send the webhook to any of the supported …