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Auto-tag new orders with a value from the customer note

Tags: Auto-Tag, Customer Notes, Customers, Orders

This task watches incoming orders, and tags each order with a certain value from the customer's note, as identified by a configurable prefix. For example, if your customers have notes resembling "Username: xyz", configure this task with the prefix "Username: " to have it tag incoming orders as "xyz". Useful with apps like inkFrog, which add eBay usernames to customer notes, using a prefix.

Default options

{
  "tag_prefix_in_customer_note__required": "eBay User:"
}

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Subscriptions

shopify/orders/create

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Documentation

This task watches incoming orders, and tags each order with a certain value from the customer's note, as identified by a configurable prefix. For example, if your customers have notes resembling "Username: xyz", configure this task with the prefix "Username: " to have it tag incoming orders as "xyz". Useful with apps like inkFrog, which add eBay usernames to customer notes, using a prefix.

This task watches incoming orders, and tags each order with a certain value from the customer's note, as identified by a configurable prefix. For example, if your customers have notes resembling "Username: xyz", configure this task with the prefix "Username: " to have it tag incoming orders as "xyz".

Installing this task

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