Apps

In this post, I’m going to show you step by step how to setup the Shopify POS app.

Thanks to Shopify POS, you can get the extra functions by adding the retail package to your Shopify plan.

Apps come with a wide variety of features and functionality. The great thing is that you only need to find the apps you want on Shopify App Store then add them to your store. If you don’t like an app, you can just uninstall it. Of course, many apps require you to pay in order to use them, but a lot of them have a free plan for you to try first. All of the apps you’ve installed will be displayed in the Apps section in your Shopify admin. Here’s how you can access an app in Shopify:

On Shopify, apps could be a great assistance to you as they offer a wide variety of features and functionality. All of the apps have been installed could be found in the Apps section once you logged in to your store account. In the previous post, I’ve covered how to access an app on Shopify. Today post is going to be all about How to access an app’s menu on Shopify: Step 1: Go to Settings, then go to Apps

Contradictory to public apps, which could work with many different stores and can easily be found on Shopify App Store, private apps are exclusively built to serve the need of your Shopify store. Private apps could be used for a variety of purposes, including adding more features to your store, accessing store’s data directly via Shopify’s APIs, or extending your Shopify store to other platforms via custom storefronts. For stores on the trial plan, Shopify restricts the number of private apps store owner could create to five. Other than that, the number of private apps you could create is unlimited. We’ve covered how to uninstall a public app already, this post is going to be about how to delete a private app.

Shopify public apps and private apps are different. Public apps are fairly easy to access, they can all be found on Shopify App Store. Private apps are made only for one store and by a developer that you trust. How you delete a public app is also a little bit different from how you delete a private app. Before authenticating your private app to Shopify, you first need to generate the credentials that are required from the Shopify store you want to have your app connected with.

Managing Shopify apps is an important part of maintaining a smooth online shopping experience for customers. You will need to uninstall or remove several apps that may not meet your needs or work as expected to help streamline your store and shopping process.

So far, we have discussed a lot of apps-related topic on Shopify like how to access an app, how to uninstall an app and even generate credentials to authenticate private apps. But there’s still one thing missing, and that is how do you find an app (or apps) that works best for your stores. Now, there are many places that you can get an app, but in this post I’m going to focus on finding apps on Shopify App Store because that’s the easiest and most popular way to do it.