When you install the App via Shopify OAuth, we receive and store information necessary to operate the App, including:

• Store identifiers and settings: your myshopify.com domain, and your store’s time zone and currency, so that reports count your store’s own days.

• Your store’s Shopify session: the access scopes you granted and the access and refresh tokens used to call the Shopify Admin API on your behalf. The App uses Shopify’s offline access tokens, which carry no staff member’s name or email address, so the App stores none.

The App requests the following access scopes and uses them only for the stated purpose:

• write_online_store_pages: Create, update, and delete the Online Store pages of the landing pages you publish.

• write_themes: Write, update, and remove the App’s own theme files (their names contain flunnel) in your published theme so published pages render. When you publish a page as your store’s home page, password page or page of all collections, the App replaces that theme template (templates/index.*, templates/password.* or templates/collection.*) with the page, keeps the theme’s own file in its database, and puts that file back when the page leaves the role. The App also reads a few of your theme’s settings files (such as config/settings_data.json and templates/product.json) to match your theme’s look and to see whether the App’s theme blocks are turned on; it changes no other theme file.

• write_files: Upload media (images and video) used by your pages to your store’s Shopify file storage.

• write_app_proxy: Expose the public storefront endpoints used by the sign-up forms and by page, deal and A/B test measurement.

• write_pixels, read_pixels: Install and manage the App’s web pixel.

• read_customer_events: Let the App’s web pixel receive storefront events (page views, add to cart, checkout started, checkout completed, and the App’s own deal and click events) for your reports and tests.

• read_orders, read_all_orders: Verify an order attributed to an A/B test and read its subtotal; record each order’s ID, sales channel, amounts, and the lines a deal put in it for your deal and offer reports; and read your past orders to recommend deals (read_all_orders lets that read go back further than 60 days). For deal recommendations the App reads each order’s customer ID only to group one customer’s orders while the recommendation is computed, and never stores it. The App never requests a Customer’s name, email address, phone number, or shipping or billing address from an order.

• write_orders: Add the tag Flunnel Bundles to the orders a Flunnel deal sold.

• write_checkout_extensions_apis: Show your one-click offer after payment, before the thank-you page, and, when a buyer accepts it, add the offered product to that buyer’s order through Shopify’s post-purchase changeset.

• write_discounts: Create and remove the welcome discount codes your sign-up forms hand out and the discounts your deals use.

• read_products: Show and keep up to date the product names, images, prices and stock your pages and deals display, and, under Kits & transfer, read your products (their variants, media, custom data, collections and theme template) when you export them, the products a file names when you import it, and the products whose handle, SKU or title matches a kit’s products when you install a kit.

• read_customers: Check whether a sign-up’s email address already belongs to a Shopify customer (and that customer’s email marketing state) before saving the sign-up, and read the customer ID on orders as described above.

• read_legal_policies: Read your store’s shipping and refund policies to write the store facts in your email programme.

• write_products: Point a product at the page you publish as that product’s own page, apply product text you approve, and store a deal’s rule on its product; and, when you import a product file under Kits & transfer, create or update its products (their variants, media, custom data and the definitions it needs, theme template and manual collections), and put back a theme template the import changed when you undo the import.

• read_locales: Read your store’s published languages for deal wording and page translation.

• read_locations: Read your store’s locations (their names and IDs) so that a product file’s stock columns match them, when you import a product file or export products under Kits & transfer.

• write_inventory: Set a variant’s available quantity from a product file’s stock columns when you import it (an existing variant only at locations where it is already stocked), read which locations stock your existing variants that the file names when you import a file, and read the quantities when you export products with stock per location under Kits & transfer.

• write_publications: Publish the products you import to, or remove them from, the sales channels the file sets (a new product that is not a draft or archived, whose row names no channel and does not mark it unpublished, goes on your Online Store and Point of Sale); read your store’s sales channels when you import a product file or filter an export by channel, and each product’s sales channels when you export products with them, under Kits & transfer.

The following scopes are optional. The App asks for each one only when you use the feature that needs it:

• read_online_store_navigation: Check, for the Get started guide, whether a live page is linked in your store menu.

• write_customers: Save sign-ups as Shopify customers who accept email marketing (see Section 2.3).

• read_reports: Read your store’s own aggregated figures from Shopify (such as total sales, average order value and sessions) for the App’s analytics screens, once you click “Show store figures” (see Section 2.6).