Connect Shopify (including Shopify Plus) with Adobe Analytics to send custom events, eVars/props, and report suite data into Adobe Experience Cloud for cleaner attribution and governed reporting.
• Shopify storefront and checkout interactions are collected via Adobe Experience Platform Web SDK or AppMeasurement and sent to Adobe Analytics as hits.
• Standard commerce events (product views, add to cart, checkout steps, purchases, refunds) are mapped to Adobe Analytics events, including custom events where required.
• Customer, session, campaign, and product attributes are mapped to eVars and props, with defined expiration, allocation, and participation settings for attribution.
• Hits are routed to one or multiple report suites based on brand, locale, or channel rules, with consistent suite-level processing settings.
• Order, item, and revenue fields are mapped to Adobe Analytics commerce variables (products string, purchase ID, currency, and totals) to support reconciliation.
• Data layer values are validated and normalized before dispatch, with logging for missing keys, rejected values, and schema drift across theme changes.
• Consent signals from Shopify CMP setups are handled to gate Adobe Analytics collection and align with strict data governance and privacy requirements.
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We map Shopify storefront and checkout actions to Adobe Analytics events, eVars/props, and the right report suites via Adobe tags or server-side collection. This keeps data definitions consistent across teams and markets.
Typical coverage includes product impressions, clicks, add-to-cart, promotions, checkout steps, purchases, refunds, and logged-in states, all tied to your eVar/prop strategy. We also track onsite search and filter usage when it matters for merchandising.
Yes, we design the implementation to preserve visitor identity and marketing channels through the full funnel, then validate attribution against Shopify orders. The goal is reporting that holds up when channels, domains, or payment methods change.
We document an enterprise tracking spec, naming conventions, and QA rules for events and eVars/props, then lock it into tag management and release processes. This reduces “random event sprawl” caused by apps and quick theme edits.
Yes – scandiweb has 60+ certified GA4 and Adobe Analytics experts and has delivered 575+ eCommerce BI dashboards, so we’re used to governed measurement that supports executives, marketing, and finance.









