Your Shopify orders, turned into a test backlog.
Upload a Shopify order export or paste one webhook URL. Affinsy finds the products your customers buy together, segments them by purchase behavior, and hands you ranked experiments to run. No app to install.
No credit card · First report in minutes
How your Shopify data gets in
Three paths, all using what Shopify already gives you. Affinsy is not a Shopify app: there is nothing to install, review, or grant store-wide permissions to.
- In Shopify admin, open Orders and click Export.
- Choose CSV and the date range you want to analyze.
- Drop the file into Affinsy. Shopify's column layout is detected and mapped automatically.
- Copy your signed webhook URL from the Affinsy dashboard.
- In Shopify, open Settings, then Notifications, then Webhooks.
- Add an order creation webhook pointing at your URL. New orders stream in automatically from then on.
- Create a dataset and authenticate with your API key.
- POST orders to /api/v1/data/orders from your pipeline, one by one or in batches.
- Trigger runs and pull results over /api/v1/reports, or get a webhook when a run finishes.
Two reports and a plan, from one order history.
Association rules over your real orders: which products pull each other into the cart, how often, and what each pairing is worth. Ranked by revenue impact, not just statistical lift.
Every customer scored on recency, frequency, and monetary value, then grouped into segments like Champions, Loyal, At risk, and Hibernating, each with counts and revenue share.
Each finding comes with a hypothesis you can act on: the bundle to offer, the segment to target, the cross-sell to test, ranked so you know where to start.
Shopify specifics
No. Affinsy never appears in your Shopify admin. You either upload a CSV export, paste a webhook URL into Shopify's own notification settings, or push orders over the API. Nothing runs inside your store.
The standard Orders export from Shopify admin (Orders, then Export, then CSV). Affinsy recognizes Shopify's column names and maps them for you, so there is no manual column matching.
RFM segmentation works from your first upload. Market Basket Analysis gets stronger with more co-purchase history: the more orders you include, the more reliable the bought-together rules become, so export the widest date range you can.
Affinsy only needs a stable per-customer identifier for segmentation. You can use a customer number or a hashed email instead of a raw address if you prefer to keep PII out. If you plan to export segments to an email tool later, keep real email addresses in the data.
Your next bundle is already in your order history.
Export your Shopify orders and see the first report in minutes.
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