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Shopify Markets in Triple Whale

See which Shopify Markets your orders belong to, and explore the data with Moby or in the Summary Page.

Written by Triple Whale

Overview

Triple Whale matches each Shopify order’s shipping country to the country-based markets you’ve set up in Shopify. You can ask Moby about orders by market or query the data in Triple Whale’s SQL editor. A Shopify Market filter for the Summary page is planned, but it is not available yet.

If you sell across multiple countries, Shopify Markets lets you organize those countries into named groups, such as United States or International. Triple Whale uses those groups to help you examine order activity by the markets that matter to your business.

Key terms

Shopify Market: A named group of countries you define in Shopify. For example North America, is a market that could include the Market regions of USA and Canada.

Market region: The geographic region matched to an order’s shipping country. For example, an order shipping to Canada will have a market region of Canada.

How it works

Triple Whale looks at an order’s shipping country, then finds the Shopify Markets that include that country.

A country can belong to more than one market. If Canada is included in both CA and International, an order shipping to Canada has both market names, while remaining a single order in the Orders table. In a case like this, the order will be counted twice, once in each market.

Orders table field

What it shows

shopify_markets

A list of matching market names, such as ['CA', 'International'].

shopify_market_region

The matched region name, such as Canada.

shopify_market_region_id

Shopify’s identifier for that region, not the market’s identifier.

This mapping covers country-based geographic Shopify Markets. If an order has no shipping country or its shipping country matches no market, those orders will not appear. POS orders contain the retail country and so they will appear in your Shopify Markets results. Amazon orders are not assigned Shopify Markets.

Explore your markets data today

Ask Moby

You can ask a question in plain language. For example:

Show my Shopify order count and Order Revenue by Shopify Market for the last 30 days. Tell me if any orders belong to more than one market.

You can also ask about a specific market or which orders belong to it.

Summary Page Filter

On the summary page, you can click the filter icon to see your Shopify Markets. Select/deselect to filter individual markets. The data on the page will update for all sections where Country-level data is available.

Note - The Attribution Table on the Summary Page will not be affected by the Shopify Markets Filter

When to use it and what to keep in mind

Use Shopify Markets to compare order activity across the country groups you manage in Shopify. Because an order can belong to multiple markets, a market-by-market breakdown can count that order in more than one group. Do not add the market rows together to calculate a storewide total.

Market membership is calculated from shipping countries and Shopify Markets data rather than stored on each order. If you change which countries belong to a market, older orders can appear under a different market when you query them again.

What if my Shopify Markets data isn't showing in Triple Whale?

You made need to update the connection to grant Triple Whale access to the Shopify Markets data. It's really easy, you just go to your Shopify Admin > Apps > search for the Triple Whale app:

Then click the update button:

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