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  • Before you start
  • Set Zapier for posts' export to Shopify
  • Step 1: Create a new Zap
  • Step 2. Choose a trigger event
  • Step 3. Connect Setka account
  • Step 4. Set up a trigger
  • Step 5. Test the trigger
  • Step 6. Add an action
  • Step 7. Connect Shopify account
  • Step 8. Mark out the data for Shopify
  • Step 9. Activate Zap
  • Possible restrictions

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Setka and Shopify

How to connect Setka and Shopify via Zapier.

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With the help of Zapier integration, you can automatically export Setka posts' HTML-code and other data from your and then send this data to other CMS.

This is how you can set automatic posts export to Shopify via

Before you start

You might need a to connect Setka to Shopify.

Set Zapier for posts' export to Shopify

Please see this short video to see how to set it up:

Step 1: Create a new Zap

1. Open your Zapier account and click Make a Zap in a left-hand corner:

2. Find Setka in the list of available apps and set it as a trigger:

Step 2. Choose a trigger event

Find New post in a Trigger Event list and click Continue. This script will work once you publish a new post in your Setka account.

Step 3. Connect Setka account

Click Sign in to Setka and enter your license key in the appeared window:

Choose the added account from the appeared list and click Continue to go to the next step.

Step 4. Set up a trigger

Choose Published in the Post State dropdown list. Thus, changing the post's state to Published will launch the following script:

Step 5. Test the trigger

Step 6. Add an action

1. Find Shopify in an Action block with the help of a search field. Choose it.

2. Choose a Create Blog Entry action from the appeared Action Event list and click Continue:

Step 7. Connect Shopify account

1. Click Sign in to Shopify and insert login data. Skip this step if you have already connected the account.

2. Choose the connected account from an appeared Shopify account: (required) list and click Continue.

Step 8. Mark out the data for Shopify

Settings will lead you to a Setup action block. From an appeared Blog code block, choose Shopify, where your Setka posts will be exported to.

Then replace Shopify post fields with Setka post data. Set the following:

1. Title data for a Title field.

2. Author Name data for an Author Name field.

3. Replace the Content field with the data according to this template:

[Body HTML]
<link rel="stylesheet" media="all" href="[Assets Styles Common CSS]" />
<link rel="stylesheet" media="all" href="[Assets Styles Layouts CSS]" />
<link rel="stylesheet" media="all" href="[Assets Styles Themes CSS]" />
<script src="[Assets Plugins]"></script>

4. If you want to save exported posts in Shopify as a draft, choose False in an Is Published field. If you want to publish your posts instantly, choose True. Save changes by clicking Continue.

5. After that, you will be offered to test publishing in Shopify. Please note that by clicking Test & Continue, a post will be exported to Shopify right from your Setka account.

Press Skip Test to pass testing.

Step 9. Activate Zap

The setting is done. You can activate posting with the help of a switch box in the upper right-hand corner:

Now your Setka posts will export automatically to Shopify after pressing Publish in your Setka account. To run the export manually, click Run in a Zaps menu:

Possible restrictions

To automatically export posts from your , you need to create a new Zap and set Setka as a trigger and Shopify as action there:

If you have already connected your , skip the connection steps. Just select the account from Choose the account... dropdown list, as described further.

The license key can be found in an Integrations section in your once you click on Other CMS.

To test the trigger, try to publish a post in your . To do that, click Publish on the post's badge. After that, click the Test trigger button in the Zapier interface and check the data received.

A free Zapier account checks for the new published Setka posts not more often than once in 15 minutes. If you export the first post instantly, the next one will be exported not earlier than 15 minutes. You can learn more about terms and conditions on

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Video showing how to setup Setka and Shopify integration via Zapier
Screenshot of Zapier interface: Arrow pointing at "Make a Zap" button
Screenshot of Zapier Interface: Searching for Setka app to set it as a trigger
Screenshot of Zapier interface: "New post" is selected as a trigger event
Screenshot of Zapier interface: "Sign in to Setka" button
Screenshot of Setka interface: Integrations tab showing fields with your license keys
Screesnhot of Zapier interface: Choosing Setka account in the dropdown
Screesnhot of Zapier interface: Setting up a trigger - choosing "Published" in the Post State dropdown list
Screenshot of Setka editor interface: "Publish" button on a post badge
Screenshot of Zapier interface: choosing Shopify in an action dropdown
Screenshot of Zapier interface: Choosing "Create Blog Entry" in the "Action Event" dropdown
Screenshot of Zapier interface: Adding HTML to "Content" field
Screenshot of Zapier interface: Activating the Setka and Shopify integration via Zapier using the ON/OFF toggle
Screenshot of Zapier interface: A dropdown menu with "Run" button