Blockify now integrates with Shopify Flow – Automate Your Fraud Prevention Workflow!
We’re excited to share that Blockify now integrates with Shopify Flow!
This integration lets you automate your fraud prevention workflow using real-time events from Blockify – such as “Order Blocked” or “Order Needs Review.”

What You Can Do with This Integration
This is more than just a connection – it’s a complete automation upgrade for your fraud management strategy. Blockify provides the data (triggers), and Shopify Flow provides the intelligence (actions).
You can now automate critical processes based on real-time Blockify events like “Order Blocked,” “Order Needs Review,” or even specific Blockify data points like a customizable riskScore.
Here are some powerful workflows you can build immediately:
- Auto-Cancel High-Risk Orders: Immediately cancel high-risk orders before they can be processed and slip through, preventing chargebacks and fulfillment costs. By adding a condition based on the risk score, you can create a workflow that automatically cancels “high-risk orders”, adds a manual-review tag to “medium-risk orders”, and tags “low-risk orders” as safe for fulfillment.
- Create detailed support tasks for orders needing manual review: When Blockify automatically blocks and cancels a high-risk order, Shopify Flow can trigger subsequent actions. This workflow can automatically add a “fraud-risk” tag to the customer’s profile to prevent future purchases and send an internal email or Slack notification to your fraud team to log the event.
- Create Support Tasks: Use the trigger to automatically create detailed support tickets in tools like Gorgias for orders requiring a manual decision.

With these automations, you’ll drastically reduce manual work, increase team efficiency, and keep your store safer, especially during high-traffic seasons like BFCM.
How to Connect Shopify Flow
Setting up the integration is a quick, two-step process:
Step 1: Enable Shopify Flow in Blockify Fraud Filter
From your Shopify admin, open the Blockify app, click the Integrations tab, and click Set up in the Shopify Flow section.

To proceed, please install Shopify Flow by clicking the “Install” button.
Choose “Enable” to Use Shopify Flow to create workflows based on Blockify’s events.

Step 2: Set up your flow
Go to your Shopify Flow app, click “Create workflow,” and choose Blockify’s triggers like “Risk Analysis Completed,” “Order Blocked,” or “Order Flagged for Review” to start building your custom automation.

For a detailed walkthrough, including specific examples and available triggers, be sure to take a look at our official documentation here for some pro tips to get you started.
Need help designing your first automation? Just reply to this post or contact our team – we can help you set up an effective flow in minutes.