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The Shopify Admin API is the primary interface for apps and integrations to programmatically read and write store data including products, orders, customers, and inventory.
An App Block is a modular theme component introduced in Shopify Online Store 2.0 that allows merchants to drag and drop app elements directly into their store layout using the Theme Editor.
App Bridge is a JavaScript library that enables embedded Shopify apps to communicate with the Shopify admin host page, controlling navigation, modals, toasts, and other native UI elements.
An App Embed is a global component provided by a Shopify app that runs site-wide or on specific templates without requiring visual placement inside a theme section.
A Shopify App Proxy is a feature that routes requests from a Shopify store domain to an external application server, enabling apps to render dynamic content directly on the store's primary URL.
The Shopify Billing API enables app developers to charge merchants for app subscriptions, usage-based fees, or one-time purchases directly through Shopify's unified billing system.
A Chargeback occurs when a customer disputes a charge with their bank or credit card company, forcing a reversal of the payment plus a fee assessed to the merchant.
Checkout Extensions are a collection of app-driven custom components and functions built with Shopify's UI extensions, allowing Shopify Plus merchants to safely customize the checkout page.
A Custom Storefront is a headless frontend built using frameworks like React or Next.js (often hosted on Shopify Oxygen) that connects to Shopify's backend via the Storefront API.
Shopify Customer Accounts are dedicated portals where shoppers can log in to view their order history, manage addresses, track shipments, and view profile settings.