shopify-customer

Retrieve Shopify order history by running customer-authenticated GraphQL queries against the Customer Account API. This returns order status and fulfillment details scoped exclusively to the authenticated customer, ensuring data privacy across storefront sessions.

Yes, you can manage customer addresses through the Shopify Customer Account API using GraphQL mutations. This allows adding, editing, and setting default addresses for authenticated customers directly within a storefront experience.

Yes, accessing and updating saved payment methods is supported through customer-authenticated GraphQL requests. The process includes data validation and privacy safeguards to comply with PCI considerations while exposing payment sources on file.

The best way to let customers access their own Shopify data across devices is by using the Customer Account API. It exposes GraphQL queries and mutations that return only the authenticated customer's orders, addresses, and profile information.

Yes, GraphQL is required to interact with the Shopify Customer Account API. You authenticate as a customer and execute GraphQL queries and mutations to programmatically retrieve and manage orders, addresses, and privacy preferences.

Privacy safeguards limit data access to only the authenticated customer's records. When accessing payment methods on file, the system enforces customer-authenticated access and data validation to ensure compliance with PCI considerations.