Getting started
Hooklane gives every integration a secure URL. When an external service sends an event to that URL, Hooklane validates it and starts a Shopify Flow.
1. Install Hooklane
Section titled “1. Install Hooklane”Install Hooklane from the Shopify App Store, then open it in Shopify admin. The app is embedded in your store, so webhook endpoints are always scoped to the shop you are managing.
2. Create your first webhook
Section titled “2. Create your first webhook”Select Create webhook, give it a clear name such as Stripe payment received, and choose the authentication method your source supports. Save the webhook to generate its unique URL.
3. Copy the endpoint URL
Section titled “3. Copy the endpoint URL”Copy the generated URL and paste it into your external service’s webhook configuration. It looks like this:
https://hooklane.apps.ririto.com/w/your-shop/your-webhook4. Configure authentication
Section titled “4. Configure authentication”Set the same token, signing secret, or JWT secret in Hooklane and in your external service. Start with a bearer token when your source supports an Authorization header. Read the authentication guide for every supported format.
5. Send a test delivery
Section titled “5. Send a test delivery”Use Test delivery in Hooklane to send a sample payload. Check the result and delivery log before enabling an automation. Test deliveries do not run your production Flow.
6. Build a Shopify Flow
Section titled “6. Build a Shopify Flow”In Shopify Flow, create a workflow and choose the Hooklane trigger. Add the actions and conditions you need, then turn the workflow on. Your incoming event data is available in the trigger fields. See Flow integration for an example.