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# Integrating with Shopify
Sync Shopify store data with Drivetrain to incorporate e-commerce revenue into models. Covers custom app creation, API key setup, and authorization steps.
[Prerequisites](#prerequisites)\
[Shopify setup](#shopify-setup)\
[Step 1: Create a private app](#step-1-create-a-private-app)
## Prerequisites
1. An active Shopify account.
2. Admin privileges in Shopify.
## Shopify setup
Drivetrain connects to Shopify using a private app API key created in Shopify for this integration. To set up this integration, log in with an admin account, create a private app, assign the relevant permissions to access your Shopify objects, and share the API credentials with us. This guide covers each of these steps in detail below.
### Step 1: Create a private app
1. Log in to your Shopify account and click **Settings ⚙** (bottom left).
2. Click **Apps and sales channels**, then click **Develop apps**.
3. Click **Allow custom app development** in the next two screens.
4. Click **Create an app**.
5. Enter the app name **Drivetrain Integration** and click **Create app**.
6. Click **Configure Admin API scopes** and select the scopes you want to pull into Drivetrain. Enable **Read** access for every scope you select, and click **Save**.
7. After adding the necessary scopes for your integration, click **Install App**.
8. Click **Reveal Token Once** and store the **Admin API Access Token** in a secure document.
{% hint style="info" %}
You won’t be able to access the Admin API Access Token again, so store it in a document when you copy it.
{% endhint %}
9. Copy the API key and secret key into the same secure document.
10. Copy the store URL into the same secure document.
{% hint style="info" %}
That's it! Share the following information with your customer success manager or solutions consultant so that they can get started:
* API key
* API Secret Key
* API Access Token
* Store URL
{% endhint %}
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