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Shopify to Meta Conversions API

Forward every Shopify event to Meta Conversions API server-side, resolved to a person against a 750M+ device graph — with restored click IDs, deduplicated conversions and delivery you can audit.

What changes

What changes when Shopify feeds Meta Conversions API.

Higher Event Match Quality

More hashed identifiers on every event — email, phone, external ID, click ID — so EMQ rises and Meta matches more of what you send.

Pixel and CAPI, one install

One source of truth for both, with browser and server events deduplicated on event_id so purchases are never double-counted.

100% of conversions, server-side

Orders are captured from Shopify’s servers, so nothing is lost to ad blockers, ITP or a failed browser call.

Recognise returning customers

Shopify customer IDs, emails and phones are matched against the graph, so repeat buyers are identified across devices.

What actually moves

What Shopify carries, and what Meta Conversions API needs.

Shopify and Meta Conversions API describe a customer with different vocabularies. This is the mapping Upstack applies on the way through — the left column is what Shopify can put on an event, the right is what Meta Conversions API can actually use.

Shopify sends

order_id
Shopify order and checkout token
email / phone
customer contact from checkout
customer_id
Shopify customer record, if they have one
line_items
products, variants and quantities
total / subtotal / discount
order economics
customer_type
new or returning, resolved before send

Meta Conversions API receives

em, ph (SHA-256)
raise Event Match Quality
fbclid / _fbp
credit the click that drove it
external_id
stable person across sessions
event_id
dedupe against the browser pixel
value / currency
value-based bidding

Delivery you can audit

How you know it is working.

Ad platforms accept almost anything and tell you very little. These controls exist so you can see what was sent and what was accepted, rather than inferring it from a reporting gap.

  • Per-event inspection

    Every conversion is inspectable from the moment it fires to the moment the platform confirms it.
  • Deduplication

    Browser and server copies of the same purchase collapse on event ID, so nothing is counted twice.
  • Bot and fraud filtering

    Automated traffic never reaches the model, because what you keep out of the training set matters as much as what goes in.

Where to check in Meta Conversions API

Events Manageryour datasetEvent Match Quality. Server events appear with a Conversions API badge, and the match-quality score is scored per parameter so you can see which identifiers arrived.

Get Shopify talking to Meta Conversions API.

A 15-minute walkthrough of this connector on your own account.