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Shopify & Apps Status

Monitors the live operational status of Shopify and selected third-party apps. Many storefront incidents are caused by external dependencies failing silently — this screen catches them early.


Add services to monitor​

  1. Go to Shopify & Apps Status.
  2. Click Add to select from common apps or add custom service endpoints.
  3. At minimum, add: payment gateway, shipping integration, and any loyalty or subscription service critical to the store.
  4. Configure alerts in Settings > Notification Channels so the team is notified immediately if a dependency goes down.

Review status​

The screen shows the real-time health of every monitored service:

  • Shopify platform status — live operational state of Shopify itself.
  • Third-party app status — current health of each monitored integration.

Check this screen whenever a client reports unexpected behaviour — a third-party outage is often the root cause.


Manage monitored services​

  • Add new services when the store installs new apps.
  • Remove services when apps are no longer in use — keeps the monitoring list clean and relevant.
  • Periodically review the list against the store's actual tech stack.

During onboarding, work through the client's full tech stack and add every relevant dependency.


Troubleshooting​

An app shows "degraded" but the store seems fine

  • Some degradations affect only specific regions or features of the app. Check the app's own status page for more detail. The alert is still valuable as an early warning.

A custom endpoint is not being monitored

  • Verify the URL is correct and publicly accessible. Custom endpoints must return a valid HTTP response to be monitored.