Shopify and Slack: Low-Stock Roll-Up Digest Template

A scheduled Spojit digest that scans your Shopify inventory, rolls up every product below a reorder point, and posts the consolidated list to Slack.

What It Builds

A Schedule trigger fires on your chosen cron (say, every weekday at 7am) and a Shopify Connector node pulls current inventory levels. A Transform node filters items below the reorder point and rolls them into one tidy list, then a Slack Connector node posts a single digest message to your channel: no per-item noise, just one actionable summary per run.

The Prompt

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

Build a workflow that runs every weekday at 7am, reads inventory levels for all Shopify products, collects every product whose available stock is below a reorder point of 10 units, and posts a single Slack message to the #inventory channel listing each low-stock product with its SKU and remaining quantity. If nothing is low, skip the message.

Connectors Used

Schedule trigger - runs the digest on a cron schedule in your timezone.
Shopify - reads product and inventory levels.
Slack - posts the consolidated low-stock digest to a channel.

Customize It

Change the reorder point (10), the schedule (daily, hourly, or weekly), and the target channel (#inventory) right in the prompt text. You can also add fields like product title or vendor to each line, or set a per-product threshold instead of one global number, so the digest fits your reordering process without a second prompt.

Tips

Give your Shopify connection read access to products and inventory, and your Slack connection permission to post in the target channel.
Keep the Slack step in Direct mode (one exact post action) so it stays fast and incurs no AI cost.
If you stock many SKUs, narrow the scan to a tag or collection so the digest stays short and scannable.