Shopify and ShipStation: Bulk Label Batch Template
A scheduled Spojit workflow that pulls the day's unfulfilled Shopify orders, creates a ShipStation label for each, and writes the tracking number back to the order.
What It Builds
A Schedule trigger fires once a day and a Shopify Connector node (Direct mode) lists every unfulfilled order. A Loop node walks each one: a ShipStation Connector node creates the shipment and label, then a second Shopify node marks the order fulfilled with the returned tracking number, so your store fires its own shipping notification to the customer.
The Prompt
Paste this into Miraxa and it builds the workflow, connecting the tools for you:
Every weekday at 6am, get all unfulfilled Shopify orders, and for each one create a shipping label in ShipStation, then mark the Shopify order as fulfilled with the ShipStation tracking number so the customer gets notified.Connectors Used
- Schedule trigger - runs the batch on a daily cron in your timezone.
- Shopify - reads unfulfilled orders and writes back fulfillment plus tracking.
- ShipStation - creates the shipment and returns the label and tracking number.
Customize It
Change 6am and the days to match your dispatch cutoff, swap the carrier or service level in the ShipStation step, or add a destination filter so only domestic orders run. You can also tag fulfilled orders in Shopify by naming the tag in the prompt.
Tips
- Your Shopify connection needs write access to fulfillments for the tracking write-back to succeed.
- Use Direct mode on both Connector nodes here: each step calls one exact tool, so there is no AI cost on the batch.
- If a label fails for one order the Loop continues with the rest; check the execution log to retry stragglers.