Shopify and Shippit: Pickup-In-Store vs Ship Routing Template

When a new Shopify order arrives, this Spojit template splits fulfillment cleanly: local-pickup orders notify your store, and everything else books a Shippit delivery.

What It Builds

A Webhook trigger fires on each new Shopify order. A Condition node inspects the order's shipping method and routes the two paths apart. Pickup-in-store orders go to a Send Email or Slack notification so staff can prepare the order; every other order flows into a Shippit booking (Direct mode), creating the shipment so your team never books a label by hand.

The Prompt

Paste this into Miraxa and it builds the workflow, connecting the tools for you:

Build a workflow that triggers on a new Shopify order. If the order's shipping method is local pickup, send a store notification with the order number, customer name, and items to prepare. Otherwise, book a Shippit shipment using the customer's delivery address and order details. Tell me before you finish if you need a delivery service level.

Connectors Used

Shopify - the Webhook trigger that starts the run on each new order.
Shippit - books the shipment for delivery orders (Direct mode).
Slack or Send Email - notifies the store about pickup orders.

Customize It

Change the shipping method check to match your store's exact pickup label, swap the notification channel, or add a Shippit service level (standard vs express) in the prompt so orders book the courier tier you want.

Tips

Verify the Shopify webhook against your store using Shopify HMAC so only genuine orders trigger the flow.
Keep the Shippit booking in Direct mode for one exact, low-cost action; reach for Agent mode only if carrier choice needs judgment.
Confirm the order's address fields map to Shippit's required delivery fields before going live.