Shopify's reports answer the common questions and stop there. BeQuery's model — your data in a PostgreSQL database you can query with SQL, AI and any BI tool — is coming to Shopify.
Shopify is API-first: there's no MySQL database to connect the way there is for PrestaShop, Magento or WooCommerce. So we're building a dedicated Shopify connector that pulls your orders, products and customers into a PostgreSQL copy you own. It's in active development — add your email and we'll bring you in as soon as it's ready.
Shopify's built-in analytics answer the standard questions. The moment you need a custom cohort, a margin breakdown or a cross-object join, you hit a wall.
Getting real analytical access means wrangling the API, rate limits and pagination. BeQuery will do that once and give you a clean, queryable database.
The same BeQuery you'd get for a MySQL store: a PostgreSQL copy you query with SQL, an AI query builder, scheduled reports, alerts and Metabase/Grafana/Looker connections.
What BeQuery for Shopify will deliver:
Not yet. Shopify doesn't expose a database to connect — it's API-only — so BeQuery's clone approach needs a dedicated connector, which we're building. Join the early-access list and we'll notify you the moment it's available.
The connector will pull your store data through Shopify's API into an isolated PostgreSQL copy on our side — the same queryable database experience you'd get for a MySQL store, just sourced over the API.
Those run on MySQL and work with BeQuery today — see the PrestaShop, WooCommerce and Magento pages under Solutions.
We'll email you the moment the Shopify connector opens — no spam, just the one message that matters.