Integration
On this page, you can review which other Shopify applications the Customer Photo Uploader application can be connected to, bringing more value to your store.
Shopify Flow is the first application that can be integrated with the Customer Photo Uploader.

Notifications Integration with the Shopify Flow
The Customer Photo Uploader offers some notification options in the Email Notifications tab of the Settings page. Some of those notifications can be utilized by every client, but some extended notifications are only for the clients with the Grow plan.
Nonetheless, to allow our clients to stay tuned with their galleries' performance, we've created options to build your own notifications flow in the Shopify Flow app.
The flow-building instructions
Install the Shopify Flow application from the Shopify App Store if it's not on your store yet.
Open the application and push the "Create workflow" button.

Use the "Select a trigger" button.

From the apps list on the left, choose GWA: Customer Photo Uploader application.

We provide 2 trigger options:
CPU Photo Approved - each photo approval in the app will trigger the flow.
CPU Photo Uploaded - Each uploaded photo on the gallery will trigger the flow.
Choose the needed option for your flow, for example, CPU Photo Approved.

Tap on the "+" icon near the Trigger block to add a Condition or an Action straight away.


If your flow requires a condition, you can choose it from the list that opens via the "Add a variable" button.

Choose the variable, for instance,
customerEmail.
For example, if you only want to receive notifications about the approved photos that were uploaded, with emails left in the submission form.

When the Condition is set up, you can continue with choosing an Action. Tap on the "+" icon near the Condition block to add an Action.

In the Search field, write the word "email" to more easily locate the needed trigger. The one you're looking for is Send internal email.

Fill in all the necessary fields.

After revising the flow and its correction, turn it on.

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