Shopify Flow for B2B

How it works

A Shopify Flow workflow has a trigger, an optional condition and one or more actions. Many B2B workflows use the b2b tag SparkLayer adds to customers and orders, so they act only on B2B orders. For example, a workflow that tags B2B orders works like this:

To use one of our workflows:

1. Download the .flow file from the tables below.
2. In Shopify Flow, import the workflow (opens in a new tab).
3. Check its settings, such as tags or email addresses, and change them to suit your store.
4. Turn the workflow on and save it.

Order workflows

These workflows handle B2B orders after they're placed.

Customer workflows

These workflows update a customer's tags as they order and spend.

Product workflows

These workflows keep product data and sales channels up to date.

Email workflows

These workflows email you, your team or your sales agents.

Change the email content

You can add order and customer details to a workflow's email with variables. In the Send an email with order details workflow, the Send internal email action has an Email address, a Subject and a Message. For example:

• Subject: Action required - Draft Order to review
• Message:

**New Draft Order Created**

**Date:** {{ draftOrder.createdAt }}

**Customer:** {{ draftOrder.customer.displayName }}

**Email:** {{ draftOrder.customer.email }}

**Total:** {{ draftOrder.totalPriceSet.shopMoney.amount }} {{ draftOrder.totalPriceSet.shopMoney.currencyCode }}

**Items Ordered:**
{% for lineItem in draftOrder.lineItems %}
- {{ lineItem.quantity }} × {{ lineItem.title }} – {{ lineItem.originalUnitPriceSet.shopMoney.amount }} {{ lineItem.originalUnitPriceSet.shopMoney.currencyCode }}
{% endfor %}

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Please review this customer's order within **Shopify > Orders > Drafts**.

Click Add variable to insert other details.