Save Shopify Products to Notion Database

This step monitors your Shopify store for new products and automatically starts the workflow when you publish or create a product. The trigger captures all product details including title, description, vendor, product type, tags, and all associated variants with their pricing and inventory information. No configuration is needed - it connects directly to your Shopify store and runs every time you add a new product. The product data then flows to the next step for processing.

The Loop step takes the product variants from your new Shopify product and iterates through each one separately. If your product has multiple variants (like different sizes or colors), this step ensures each variant gets processed individually rather than as a group. It automatically extracts variant-specific details like title, price, compare-at price, SKU, barcode, and inventory item ID for each iteration. The loop runs automatically without any configuration needed and passes each variant's data to the Notion step one at a time.

This step creates a new page in your Notion database for each product variant processed by the loop. You'll configure which Notion page should house your new database by selecting from a dropdown or searching by name. You'll name your database (like "Product Inventory" or "Shopify Products") and choose which product properties to include as database columns - options include Product Title, Product ID, Description, Vendor, Product Type, Tags, and variant-specific details like Variant Title, Price, SKU, and Barcode. All selected properties become columns in your database, with each variant creating a new row with the corresponding data.