A Tapcart app shows each collection in the order Shopify holds, and that order is the one Dynasort writes. Every recipe, pin, boost and Sort Rotation step reaches iOS and Android with nothing to connect. Add one webhook and the browsing, carts and orders inside the app land in Dynasort Insights.
Dynasort applies every ranking through the collection’s order in Shopify. Tapcart reads collections straight from Shopify, so the app follows along.
Every collection Dynasort sorts is sorted the same way in the app, on the same schedule. Pins and boosts land in the same spots.
A rotation changes the Shopify order, so the app follows each step. A managed collection such as Trending is a normal Shopify collection you can feature on the app home screen.
Orders placed in the app are ordinary Shopify orders, so sales velocity, revenue and margin attributes already include them.
Tapcart shows only products and collections published to the Tapcart - Mobile App sales channel in Shopify. If a collection is missing in the app, check its sales channel availability.
Native apps have no Shopify pixel. Tapcart’s clickstream webhook sends each in-app action to a URL you choose, and Dynasort gives every store its own.
In Dynasort open Settings, scroll to Tapcart mobile app and copy the clickstream webhook URL.
In the Tapcart dashboard open Settings, then Webhooks. Turn it on, paste the URL, select the events and save.
Open a collection in the app. The Dynasort card shows events arriving, and app sessions appear in Insights once processing runs.
When a search or merchandising provider is connected in Tapcart, that provider decides the order of products in the app’s collection grids and Dynasort’s order can be overridden in the app. If you rely on Dynasort for collection order, use the provider for search only. Shopify Search and Discovery is different: it adds sort and filter controls and leaves the collection’s default order alone.
Yes. Tapcart shows each collection in the order Shopify holds, and Dynasort writes its ranking into that order. Every collection Dynasort sorts is sorted the same way in your app with nothing to connect. Optionally connect Tapcart’s clickstream webhook so in-app shopper behaviour reaches Dynasort Insights.
No. The only requirement is that the products and the collection are published to the Tapcart sales channel in Shopify, which is how Tapcart decides what appears in the app.
Dynasort re-sorts on your plan’s schedule and Tapcart picks up Shopify changes within a few minutes. If a collection looks stale in the app, force-close and reopen it.
Shopify web pixels only run in a browser. Inside a native app there is no pixel, so without the webhook Dynasort sees the orders your app produces but none of the browsing that led to them. Tapcart’s clickstream webhook sends each in-app action to Dynasort, so app sessions show up alongside web sessions.
No. Dynasort keeps the anonymous device identifier Tapcart assigns, the event time, and the product, collection or order id. It does not store names, emails, customer ids or push tokens, and shoppers who opt out of tracking in the app are never recorded.
Maybe not. When a search or merchandising provider is connected in Tapcart, that provider decides the order of products in collection grids, so Dynasort’s order can be overridden in the app while the web store still shows it. Shopify Search and Discovery adds sort and filter controls without replacing the collection’s default order.
Any plan, including the free one. Collection sorting reaches the app on every plan, and the Tapcart webhook card in Settings is available to every store.