Connect Shopify Analytics for Jurni-Hosted Commerce

Connect a Shopify Headless Storefront public access token so Jurni-hosted commerce can be represented in Shopify channel reporting, and understand how this differs from native Shopify Pages.

The Shopify Analytics integration is for Shopify brands that want Jurni-hosted commerce to appear as a Shopify Headless storefront/channel in Shopify reporting.

This is separate from Jurni’s own analytics and attribution. It gives Shopify a Storefront API identity for the Jurni-hosted commerce flow.

When this is useful

Use this setup when shoppers purchase through Jurni-hosted pages served through the Shopify app proxy or a Jurni custom subdomain and you want that Storefront API activity represented in Shopify’s channel reporting.

Native Shopify Pages already run inside the Shopify Online Store theme, so they use a different storefront surface. Do not treat this Headless-channel token as the mechanism that makes Shopify Pages work.

What Jurni needs

Jurni currently asks for one field:

Shopify Storefront public access token

The token is generated by Shopify’s Headless sales channel after you create a storefront.

Use the public Storefront API access token. Do not paste Shopify’s private Storefront token into Jurni.

Connect Shopify Analytics

1. Install Shopify's Headless channel

   In Shopify admin, install/add the Headless sales channel if it is not already available for the store.

2. Create a storefront

   Open Sales channels → Headless and create a storefront for the Jurni integration.

3. Give the storefront a clear name

   A name such as Jurni Headless Storefront makes the channel easy to recognize in Shopify. The identifier Jurni actually stores is the public access token, so the display name is primarily an operational/reporting choice.

4. Copy the public access token

   Open the Storefront API token settings for that Headless storefront and copy the Public access token.

5. Save it in Jurni

   In Settings → Integrations → Data Integrations → Shopify Analytics, paste the public access token and choose Save Changes.

Jurni shows the integration as Connected when a Storefront public access token is saved.

Verify in Shopify

After real Jurni-hosted traffic and commerce activity begins, use Shopify analytics/reports to inspect the Headless storefront/channel. Shopify reporting is not necessarily real-time, so allow its reporting pipeline to update before diagnosing a missing channel immediately after setup.

For order-level debugging, remember that Shopify Sales channel and Jurni attribution answer different questions. Jurni attribution is based on Jurni visit/cart/checkout evidence, not the Shopify channel label.

Updating or disconnecting

The Jurni integration lets you:

• Update token when the Shopify Headless storefront/token changes
• Disconnect by removing the saved token

If you rotate or replace the public token in Shopify, update Jurni so new Jurni-hosted storefront activity continues using the intended Headless configuration.

Troubleshooting

Jurni does not show Connected

Confirm the value is the public Storefront API token from a Shopify Headless storefront and that it was saved in the correct Jurni workspace.

I only use native Shopify Pages

Shopify Pages are served by the Online Store theme. You do not need this Headless reporting setup simply to publish or render a Shopify Page.

Shopify and Jurni reports do not match

Compare the same date range/timezone and remember that channel reporting and Jurni attribution use different models. See Analytics Differences and Shopify Sales Channel.

Related guides

• Shopify Setup Overview
• Shopify Sales Channel
• Attribution Overview
• Shopify Pages
• Analytics Differences