“Let purchasing compare supplier availability before choosing a fulfilment source.”
Bring store data and an outside system together without sending the team back to a spreadsheet.
Explore this exampleBananut helps Shopify merchants replace workarounds unique to their store with software built around the way their operation works.
Describe the process your team has outgrown. Bananut replaces spreadsheets, manual handoffs, and repeated steps with a more reliable way to get the job done.
Review orders that need a person’s decision.
Shopify Flow and existing apps handle common needs. When your products, suppliers, customers, or team create an exception, Bananut helps that process work properly.
The workaround is usually the clue.
Tag an order, send an alert, add a familiar storefront feature.
A coherent app designed around the operation only your team fully understands.
These are the kinds of jobs merchants often manage with spreadsheets, manual checks, and disconnected tools.
“Let purchasing compare supplier availability before choosing a fulfilment source.”
Bring store data and an outside system together without sending the team back to a spreadsheet.
Explore this exampleTell Bananut what needs to work differently. Review the result, then Bananut puts it live and keeps it running.
No. Bananut is designed for people who understand their store and operation. You describe the result and review working changes instead of writing software specifications.
Bananut is for processes unique to your operation that do not fit a generic app or a simple Shopify Flow: a dedicated screen, your business's own data, an outside system, or logic only your team uses.
No. Your business chooses the Shopify connection and approves the access. New work stays in a draft until you review and apply it; Bananut keeps the approved version working behind the scenes.
No. Shopify Flow is excellent for common automations. Bananut begins where a workflow needs its own interface, data, integration, or behavior shaped around your operation.
Bananut keeps it working, watches for issues and shows you what it did. When your process changes, describe the adjustment and review a new working draft before applying it.
Describe the process slowing your team down. Start with the part you want to work better.