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Shopify Flow Integration for Pareto

Shopify Flow allows you to create automated workflows that connect Pareto Order Limit with other apps or actions inside your Shopify store.


This integration helps streamline your operations, such as tagging orders or customers, sending notifications, or triggering marketing campaigns, whenever an order limit rule is reached or violated.


I. Getting started


Before creating automations, make sure you have all required components set up.


  • An active Pareto Order Limit installation
  • Shopify Flow enabled on your store
  • Any additional apps you plan to use in the workflow (for example: email marketing, loyalty app,...)


Basis Shopify Flow structure

  • Trigger: Cart limit violated and order limit violated (from Pareto Order Limit)
  • Conditions (optional): Rules evaluated based on your configured order limits
  • Actions: What happens when the conditions are met (add tags, send notifications, or trigger other apps)


II. Setting up your Shopify Flow


  1. Add Pareto Order Limit as a trigger
  • From your Shopify Admin, go to Apps -> Shopify Flow
  • Click Create workflow
  • In the trigger step, search for Pareto Order Limit
  • Select one of the available triggers:
  • Cart limit violated - Triggered when customers add items to the cart that violate configured order limit rules
  • Order limit violation bypassed - Triggered when an order is created even though order limit rules were violated.




  1. Add a condition (optional)

You can filter the workflow with conditions to ensure it only runs for specific cases.


For example:

  • Only trigger when violations count is greater than 1.
  • Run only when the Rule name contain "Limit purchase 20".




  1. Add an action

Once the trigger and conditions are configured, choose what should happen next.

Actions can include integrations with other apps or internal store operations.


For examples:

  • Tag the order or customer (add the tag LimitViolated)
  • Send an internal notification via Slack, email or SMS
  • Trigger a marketing automation in apps link Klaviyo or Omnisend
  • Update the customer record for segmentation or follow-up campaigns
  • Automatically archive or cancel the order when a limit violation is detected.



  1. Turn on the workflow
  • Click Turn on workflow in Shopify Flow
  • Test the workflow by intentionally triggering a cart or order limit violation in your storefront to confirm it runs as expected


Updated on: 12/02/2026

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