What is needed to configure an integration?

In order to be able to use Shopify integrations, the first things to do are to:

1. Know which domain is to be working with (e.g. my-awesome-store.myshopify.com).
2. Have a Shopify user enabled in that domain, able to perform OAuth connections to Shopify OAuth applications.
3. When setting up an integration's configuration on creation, ensure to do both of these in this order:
   1. Populate the appropriate subdomain (this, in the "shop name" text box suffixed by myshopify.com).
   2. Populate the "account" field with an appropriate OAuth2 account (this is done by selecting an existing Shopify OAuth account in the workspace, or creating a new one by completing a Shopify OAuth2 handshake).

Is there any limitation on streams and data types?

Shopify integrations are intrinsically related to the Shopify API and thus have a defined set of streams that can be accessed (each with a fixed structure).

This said, the following streams are available in the system to be selected:

• abandoned_checkouts: List of purchases that have never been completed.
• collects: The linkage between products and available custom collections.
• custom_collections: User-defined groups into which products can be added.
• customers: Contact details and preferences (and also a list of their orders) of the customers in the platform.
• events: Platform-related events (e.g. when a purchase occurs).
• inventory_items: Stock-keeping units of the available products in the platform.
• inventory_levels: This is a linkage between a location and a SKU (detailing other data like the available amount).
• locations: The storage locations of the available SKU inventory entries.
• metafields: Extra field definitions, according to user needs. These are extra product fields that can be used to customize them.
• order_refunds: The orders issued in the platform.
• orders: The refund(s) for each order in the platform, if any.
• products: The available products, sorted by their publish date.