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# How To Connect Your Shopify Store To Ecom Section ?

1. Go to the storefront, click on **Shopify store**, and click on **connect store**.
2. Enter your Shopify store domain (your myshopify.com domain) and access token.

#### To get your access token:

1. Go to your Shopify dashboard, click on **apps**, and click on **apps and sales channel settings**.
2. Click on **develop apps**, create an app, and name it (e.g., automations).
3. Click on **configure admin API Scopes** and allow the following permissions:
   * Write draft orders and read draft orders
   * Write customers and read customers
   * Write order edits, read order edits, write orders, and read orders
   * Write product feeds, read/write product listings, read/write products
   * Write inventory and read inventory
4. Save the changes, click on the **configuration** option, click on **API credentials**, and click on **install app**.
5. Copy the access token and paste it into the access token tab in the Ecom section.
6. Click on **next**, and the system will validate your access token.
7. Name the store and click on **create** to complete the connection.

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