Hello, I'm developing an application to automate some repetitive tasks of managing the store of the company where I work.
One of the tasks I need to automate is to be able to quickly get by my Private APP the name and email of all customers who have purchased a certain product variant in a predefined time frame, so that after that, I can create a discount coupon and send an email for those specific customers can use our discount coupon to purchase a new specific product.
Until what I could learn about the Shopify API, by default, only data from the last 60 days can be obtained and to break this limitation, the "All Orders - Read Access" permission is required.
In order for this functionality to be implemented in our management system and since I need to access data from any time in the past, I need to change my Private APP's permission to "All Orders - Read Access", however this option is not available to me and only the "No access" option is shown as only one of the possible choices on my Private APP:
What should I do to have the "All Orders - Read Access" option available for me to choose?
Hi @luzfcb
For private apps, this scope is enabled by defalut. The no_access you are seeing is rendering as part of a UX problem that we are aware of. You should have no trouble accessing the orders > 60 days old.
Vix | Developer Support @ Shopify
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