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    CONNECTIONS / Shopify / Shopify to TikTok Web eAPI

    Shopify orders, delivered to TikTok server-side.

    TikTok's Pixel loses events the same way every browser pixel does. Signals sends the same storefront checkout events through TikTok's Events API, deduped against the Pixel, so nothing your campaigns need to optimize on goes missing.

    shopify -> tiktok-web-eapi :: live

    1. ● shopify → tiktok.web_eapi :: live
    2. > event Checkout completed value=154.00 AED
    3. hash sha256(email,phone) dedupe=pixel+server
    4. route tiktok.web_eapi match 71%
    5. ✓ delivered · event accepted

    WHAT THIS ENABLES

    Shopify to TikTok Events API

    Shopify to TikTok Events API delivers storefront checkout events server-side to TikTok, deduped against the TikTok Pixel installed through Shopify's native channel, so campaigns keep optimizing on purchases the Pixel alone would lose to browser tracking limits.

    • Checkout events reaching TikTok even when the browser Pixel is blocked or delayed.
    • Advanced matching parameters attached server-side, raising event match quality beyond what the Pixel captures alone.
    • Full-funnel event coverage from product view through purchase for lower-funnel optimization.

    WHAT FLOWS WHERE

    Shopify to Web eAPI, mapped.

    A Shopify checkout completed event is captured server-side, hashed, and posted to TikTok's Events API under the same event identifier the Pixel used, so TikTok keeps a single copy per order.

    A Shopify checkout completed event is captured server-side, hashed, and posted to TikTok's Events API under the same event identifier the Pixel used, so TikTok keeps a single copy per order.

    WHO THIS IS FOR

    Built for the teams that own the number.

    Shopify merchants scaling TikTok as a lower-funnel channel where Pixel loss shows up as thin optimization signal.

    Ecommerce brands running TikTok Shop and paid campaigns from the same storefront.

    HOW DATAHASH SETS IT UP

    From kickoff to verified events.

    1. Install

      Web Pixel extension paired with app-scoped webhook access to checkout and order events.

    2. Map

      Storefront events mapped to TikTok's event taxonomy, including ViewContent, AddToCart, and CompletePayment.

    3. Deliver

      Server-side delivery to TikTok's Events API, deduped against the existing Pixel on a shared event identifier.

    WHAT YOU GET

    What ships with this use case.

    Purchase events that survive Pixel loss on the storefront.

    Higher event match quality from server-side identifiers layered onto the browser signal.

    One accepted event per checkout, verified through deduped delivery.

    ON THE WIRE

    What Web eAPI actually receives.

    signals :: shopify.tiktok-web-eapi :: wire

    1. ● signals :: event payload
    2. > POST /event/track source=shopify.checkout
    3. event "CompletePayment" · event_time 1784515140
    4. user.email sha256 "64af2c…" · user.phone sha256 "0d93b7…"
    5. properties.value 154.00 · properties.currency AED
    6. ✓ accepted · dedupe=event_id
    FAQ

    Asked on almost every call.

    Do we lose anything by keeping the TikTok Pixel installed alongside this?

    No, the Pixel still contributes browser-side signal for the moments the server path does not need to duplicate, like page views. Purchase and checkout events share an identifier across both paths, so TikTok keeps one copy per order regardless of which arrives first.

    Does this work on Shopify's checkout extensibility flow?

    Yes. The Web Pixel API runs on Shopify's extensible checkout the same way it runs on the classic one, so the event stream feeding TikTok's Events API does not change when the checkout UI does. Merchants migrating from classic checkout keep the same server-side delivery and dedupe behavior without remapping events or reinstalling the pixel extension.

    NEXT STEP

    Shopify to TikTok Web eAPI, in production this week.