This guide explains how to identify and tag orders originating from Teeinblue using Shopify's automation tools.

Overview

When a customer places an order via Teeinblue, the app includes specific identifiers within the Line Item Properties or Additional Details section. By default, these orders appear the same as standard Shopify orders in your admin panel. Setting up an automated tagging system allows you to instantly distinguish these orders for better management.

Benefits of Order Tagging

Automating your order tags helps streamline back-end processes:

• Production Workflow: Filter orders to show only personalized items that require specific print-on-demand workflows.
• Shipping Integration: Many shipping apps use Shopify tags to apply specific shipping rules or priorities.
• Reporting: Easily calculate the volume of Teeinblue sales versus standard inventory sales using Shopify filters.
• Customer Support: Quickly identify the source of an order when responding to customer inquiries about customizations.

Step-by-Step Setup

The most efficient method is using Shopify Flow, which is available to most merchants.

1. Set the Trigger

• Open the Shopify Flow app.
• Click Create workflow.
• Select Order created as the trigger.

2. Define the Condition

• Click the + icon and select Condition.
• From the list, select At least one of order / custom attributes.
• Set the Key (customAttributes_item.key) to Equal to.
• Enter _customization_id as the key value.

3. Add the Action

• On the Then branch, click the + icon.
• Select Action and choose Add order tags.
• Enter the tag you want to apply (e.g., Teeinblue-Order).

4. Activate the Workflow

• Click Turn on Workflow in the top right corner.

Technical Notes

• Case Sensitivity: Ensure the text in your Condition matches the text in the Order Note exactly as it appears in your Shopify Admin.
• Real-time Processing: This automation only applies to new orders created after the workflow is activated. It will not retroactively tag existing orders.
• Multiple Identifiers: If you have different types of Teeinblue orders, you can add multiple "OR" conditions to catch different variations.

Updated on: 06/04/2026