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Storefront nudges are in beta. What triggers a nudge and how they’re delivered may evolve before general availability.
A nudge is a suggestion your storefront sends you when something needs your attention — a problem to fix before it costs you demand, or a setup step standing between you and selling. You don’t request nudges; they arrive when there’s something worth acting on. Every nudge tells you what’s wrong and how to fix it. You’ll never receive one that doesn’t need action from you.

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What triggers a nudge

Nudges fire on setup and health signals such as:
  • A sales agent looks unreachable. If one of your inventory sources stops responding, you get a first notice, a follow-up if it stays down, and eventually a recommendation to deactivate it so it stops showing as available to buyers.
  • Setup is incomplete. For example, a storefront missing its default settlement currency can’t go live — a nudge tells you what’s left to do.
As more storefront intelligence comes online, nudges will cover more merchandising and setup opportunities.

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Where you see them

Nudges are delivered as storefront notifications:
  • In-app feed and email — always.
  • Slack — if you’ve enabled storefront notifications there.
Because a nudge means something needs your attention to keep selling, these are always-on operational alerts rather than an opt-in digest.

Source diagnostics

Check the health of an inventory source a nudge flagged.

Storefront activity

The audit feed of what’s happened on your storefront.