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Shopify Store Editor

Use the Shopify Store Editor to manage an active Shopify store after onboarding is complete.
If your store is still pending setup, finish Shopify Store Onboarding first.

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Open a store

1

Go to Shopify Stores

Open Shopify Stores in Paysight.
2

Select an active store

Use the Active tab to find the store you want to edit.
3

Open the editor

Select Edit Checkout to open the Store Editor.

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How the editor works

Modules

Settings are grouped into modules such as Checkout Content, Payments, Shipping, Pixels, and Code Blocks.

Search

Use module search to quickly find a setting area by name or feature.

Preview

Use the checkout preview to review the customer-facing impact before saving.

Validation

Resolve validation messages before saving changes to checkout configuration.
Save after each focused change. If you leave a module with unsaved changes, review the pending changes before moving on.

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Feature areas

Use checkout modules for copy, layout behavior, footer links, shipping options, payments, and customer-facing checkout controls.

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Modules

Controls the customer-facing store name, description, website, logo, brand color, support email, support phone, support URL, and checkout footer support links.
Controls modern card submit behavior, supported card brands, express wallets, wallet merchant ID, wallet display styles, and 3DS options.
Controls checkout language, pay button text, default country, allowed and priority countries, contact/delivery/payment labels, policy notice, reserve timer copy, continue-shopping URL, newsletter behavior, phone behavior, mobile order summary placement, whether the mobile cart summary opens by default, and shipping display behavior.
Controls Shipping V2. A single shared Shopify shipping product backs the checkout shipping line, while Paysight shipping options control the customer-facing names, descriptions, prices, default selection, display order, and availability rules.
Controls optional checkout products such as warranties, accessories, or rush processing. Use it to set add-on products, default selection, removability, and cart display behavior.
Controls store-level discount entries and values that can be entered during checkout.
Controls quantity, BOGO, product, and store-wide promotions. Use it to define discount rules and stacking behavior.
Controls straight-sale versus subscription checkout behavior, subscription identity, cart display price, whether the subscription appears in the cart, whether the subscription checkbox starts unchecked, subscription terms placement, required terms acceptance, mobile and desktop subscription checkbox visibility, billing terms dropdown visibility, and subscription terms copy shown to customers.
Maps subscription checkout behavior to physical Shopify products and fulfillment-related notifications.

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Shipping V2 setup

Shipping V2 is the supported shipping setup for Shopify stores. Do not configure the legacy shipping product rows for new stores.
Shipping V2 uses one shared Shopify shipping product, usually priced at 0, plus dynamic Paysight shipping options. The shared product is a backing product only. Customers choose the Paysight shipping option, and checkout applies that option’s price to the Shopify shipping line.
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Create a shipping product in Shopify

In Shopify, create a dedicated product for checkout shipping. This product is not the customer-facing shipping option and should not be treated as a normal merchandise product.
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Sync Shopify products into Paysight

After creating the Shopify product, refresh or sync the store products in Paysight so the shipping product is available in the Store Editor product picker.
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Select the shared shipping product

In the Shipping module, select the synced Shopify product as the shared shipping product.The product and variant identify the Shopify line item used for shipping. The product’s own price does not control what customers pay for shipping.
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Add checkout shipping options

Add the shipping options customers should see, such as Standard Shipping or Express Shipping. Set each option’s name, description, price, sort order, and default status.
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Add availability rules

Use rules when an option should only be available for specific cart subtotals, item quantities, destination countries, or date ranges. If an option has no rules, it is always available.
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Save and test checkout

Save the Shipping module, then run checkout tests for the default option and any conditional options.
The shared shipping product is excluded from cart-based upsell mirroring and should not be used as a regular sellable product. It exists so Shopify can receive a shipping line while Paysight controls the dynamic customer-facing shipping options.

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Growth modules

Creates post-purchase offers with product selection, discounting, copy, triggers, and shipping behavior.
Controls offer order, initial upsell selection, and accept/decline routing for post-purchase experiences.
Controls how checkout handles order creation, payment timing, and downstream order behavior when upsells are accepted or declined.

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Tracking and integrations

Configures checkout tracking pixels such as Meta, Google Ads, TikTok, Snapchat, Pinterest, UpstackData, and URL matching defaults.
Configures Google Tag Manager container IDs, standard checkout events, and custom event names.
Configures attribution identifiers such as Hyros and other platform-specific tracking values.
Configures behavior analytics tools such as Microsoft Clarity and Hotjar.
Configures marketing platform connections such as Omnisend API keys, list selection, and checkout lifecycle event mapping.
Configures checkout event actions and webhook-style delivery integrations.
Confirm pixel IDs, API keys, and webhook destinations before saving. Incorrect tracking configuration can affect analytics, attribution, and marketing automation.

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Operations and advanced

Controls Shopify order submission behavior, batching, email confirmation behavior, and operational checkout sync settings.
Controls store identity fields such as store name, country, and currency. Some Shopify identifiers, domains, and owner details may be read-only because they affect routing and integrations.
Adds reviewed HTML, CSS, or JavaScript in supported checkout placements from the Advanced section. Use Code Blocks only for changes that have been tested because custom code can affect checkout layout, validation, and customer fields.
Raw Config and Admin Settings are internal Paysight tools and are not customer-facing editor modules.

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Safe editing checklist

1

Make a focused change

Edit one module or one related set of settings at a time.
2

Review preview and validation

Check the preview and resolve validation messages before saving.
3

Save changes

Save the module and confirm the editor no longer shows unsaved changes.
4

Test checkout

For payment, shipping, tracking, upsell, and Code Blocks changes, run a checkout test before treating the update as live-ready.

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Troubleshooting

Some operational fields are read-only because changing them can affect Shopify routing, domains, order submission, or payment behavior. Contact your Paysight account manager if one needs to change.
Review validation messages, required fields, and any invalid URLs, IDs, colors, or tracking values.
Refresh the preview and confirm the correct module was saved. Some operational or tracking changes are not visually visible in checkout preview.
Remove or disable the Code Block, save, and retest checkout. Only re-enable custom code after it has been reviewed.