Can I connect Shopify to iDBQuery?

iDBQuery reaches Shopify the same way it reaches any modern app: through its REST API connector. You supply your store's Admin API endpoint and an access token, choose the resources you care about (orders, line items, products, customers, refunds), and iDBQuery pulls them into a live, queryable model. It is not a bespoke one-click Shopify tile with a logo, it is a general REST connector configured for your store, which is why it also works for private apps and custom endpoints.

Once connected you can ask things like:

• Which products drove the most revenue last quarter, and what was the refund rate on each?
• How does repeat-purchase rate compare between customers acquired in January versus June?
• What is my average order value by country this month versus last?

Every figure is cited back to the exact source records, so a finance or ops teammate can trust the number without re-running a report. Because iDBQuery builds one model across sources, you can join Shopify orders to your accounting data, ad spend, or a fulfilment spreadsheet and answer questions no single tool sees. If you prefer not to hit the live API, you can also export Shopify reports to CSV or a Google Sheet and ingest those instead, or connect the database your Shopify data already lands in.