📝 Update Overview

• You can now use social login with Google and Facebook on your Shopify customer account!
• The setup is very easy, and you can add the SNS login button to the login page in just a few minutes.
• Customers don't need to enter a password. They can smoothly register or log in with just one click.

⚙️ How to set it up

1. Go to Customer Account Settings in the Shopify admin panel.
2. Select the social login option (Google or Facebook).
3. Copy the credentials obtained from each partner dashboard and paste them into Shopify.
4. Check in the preview and activate it, and a new button will appear on the login page!

*For more details, please check the official Changelog page.

💡 This is a great feature!

• Making new registrations easier
  With one-click sign-in, you can prevent drop-offs from cumbersome registration flows. It's extremely effective for new users coming from smartphones.

• Repeat customers don't need a password
  Eliminates the issue of "I forgot my password..." Regular purchases and membership services can be used effortlessly.

• Data can also be utilized for marketing
  By linking basic information from social media to CRM, it leads to improved accuracy in email distribution and recommendation displays.

🚀 Usage Scenarios

• When you want to rapidly increase membership during sales or campaigns
  One-click registration ensures you don't miss out on opportunities.

• When you want to provide a stress-free experience for smartphone users
  You can skip long input forms, which helps prevent cart abandonment.

• When you want to combine with repeat customer initiatives and personalization
  You can log in quickly, making it much easier to utilize customer data.

⚠️ Points to be cautious about

Facebook Login

• You need to create an app on Facebook Developers
• If you neglect the annual Meta review, there is a risk of suspension

Google Login

• GCP projects must be created with the merchant's account
• There may be cases where it doesn't work in WebView → using a browser is recommended

Common points of caution

• A developer account for Google Cloud Console is required
• Since it depends on external services, prepare a response flow for outages
• Data obtained must be clearly stated in the privacy policy
• Only supports new customer accounts on Shopify

📌 Summary

Social login is best introduced as a convenient additional method. By keeping email verification while establishing privacy measures and account management rules, you can achieve both
improved UX and risk avoidance!

📝 Update Overview

• The currency picker featurehas been added to the analytics dashboard and all reports!
• You can quickly convert numbers to your preferred currency, making it perfect for multi-currency stores and analysis for overseas markets.
• Since it uses the exchange rates at the time of past transactions, the reliability of the reports is excellent.

💡 Here’s what’s convenient!

• Frequently used currencies in the store are displayed above the picker, making it convenient.
• By simply selecting a currency in the management screen, the numbers in the report will automatically switch.
• For example, it's easy to operate with "Check in yen for Japan" and "Analyze in dollars for the US."

👉 Note! This is not a real-time rate but is based on "historical exchange rates". For official financial reporting purposes, it is recommended to use it in consultation with your accountant or tax advisor.

📝 Update Overview

• Apple Pay is now available for B2B checkout!
• Wholesale customers can make smooth payments without entering credit card information at the time of payment.
• If Apple Pay is enabled in the DTC (direct-to-consumer) store, it will automatically apply to B2B as well, making setup easy.

💡 This is convenient!

• You can complete orders and payments directly at the sales site using a tablet or iPhone.
• Payment information reconciliation on the management screen has also become smoother, improving operational efficiency.
• Tap payments are now possible even for B2B transactions, significantly reducing stress during purchases.

⚠️ Caution Points

Apple Pay may not be supported depending on thecountry, currency, or device. It is safer to control the display withCheckout Blocks while using traditional methods like invoice payments. Additionally, if Apple Pay is set up for DTC, it will automatically apply to B2B as well, but it’s good to review the option settings as needed. For more details, it is recommended to checkWebhook and the Shopify Help Center.