Supports HTML.

Supports HTML.

Defaults to yes.

You can use positive or negative numbers, like 4 or -3. The number you enter will be added to or subtracted from the current quantity.

You can use positive or negative numbers, like 4 or -3. The quantity will be set to the number you enter.

The customer to update.

Setting any tags here will replace all existing tags for this customer.

If "Yes", taxes won't be applied at checkout for this customer.

E.g. "KY" or "MI"

Country is required if the other address fields are filled.

Defaults to "no".

If "Yes", taxes won't be applied at checkout for this customer.

Product to add this variant to.

What should Shopify do when inventory is exhausted: deny sales or continue selling?

The mailing list.

Member's email address.

Yes to update member if present, no to raise an error in case of duplicate member.

E.g. "KY" or "MI"

Country is required if the other address fields are filled.

Defaults to "no".

If "Yes", taxes won't be applied at checkout for this customer.

An email for your customer.

Only used if you select a product variant below.

Requires a Product chosen above. If you choose a variant, you can still fill in the Product Title and the Product Price to override the regular values.

To use this, please also enter a value in the "Discount - Amount" field.

The "Discount - Type" field determines how this value is used. For a fixed amount, enter 5.00 to discount $5.00. For a percentage, enter .25 to discount 25%.

Defaults to "Custom discount". For the discount to be applied, you must also enter values for Discount Type and Amount.

Extra metadata about the order, defined as key/value pairs. For example, Favorite color: Blue.

Should an order confirmation be sent to the customer?

Should a fulfillment confirmation be sent to the customer?

How do you want your inventory to update with this order? Default is "Bypass".

Where the order originated.

Can use html elements.

Comma Separated list of tags. Will replace existing.

Creates a single product variation in Shopify and assigns the price to this variation.

URL of one or more images to use for this product.

Defaults to yes.

Defaults to yes.

Product to choose the variant for.

Can use html elements.

Comma Separated list of tags.

The date and time when the product was published. This must be a date in the past. Defaults to the current date if left blank.

Creates a single product variation in Shopify and assigns the price to this variation.

What should Shopify do when inventory is exhausted: deny sales or continue selling?

URL of an image to use for this new product.

Defaults to yes.

Defaults to yes.

The email address that you email will be sent from. (This domain must be on your Mailgun account).

The email address(es) that you will be sending to. You can use commas to separate multiple recipients.

Carbon Copy a Recipient.

Blind Carbon Copy a Recipient.

The subject of your email.

This is the body of your email in HTML. (Both HTML and Text are required).

This is the body of your email in Text. (Both HTML and Text are required).

API docs for Mailgun are located here https://documentation.mailgun.com/

Requests can only be made to domains associated by this application.

These params will be URL-encoded and appended to the URL when making the request.

Authentication headers are included automatically

Zapier will apply these optional headers and values to the request in addition to any headers created as part of the authentication mechanism.

Zapier will pass this along raw. If you would like to provide complex JSON, try a "Code by Zapier" step to build the structure and pass it along here. For example, {"foo": "bar"} is perfectly valid.