Shopify FAQ

Darjuro runs inside Shopify admin. It scans your product catalog, scores how complete and specific the product data is for shopping assistants, and lists the gaps. You can fix the highest-impact issues on Overview without leaving the page. Others open Shopify’s product editor on top of the report, so the instructions stay visible. After a scan, Darjuro shows how the score and the open gaps moved.

Open it from Apps in Shopify admin. Use that embedded app, not a bookmark. A bookmark can miss the Shopify session and the app will not load your store.

No. The Shopify app uses your store session. There is no extra sign-up for the App Store install.

The first open starts a catalog scan. When it finishes, Overview shows a readiness score. The report lists findings so you can work one issue at a time.

The free app scans up to 500 products per store.

The scan stops and tells you the catalog is over the limit. Reduce the catalog or remove unused products, then scan again. The app does not ask you to pay to scan a larger catalog.

On Overview, use Scan again after you change products. The score updates from the catalog currently in Shopify. Since last scan shows the readiness change, which sections moved, and how many products still have each gap.

Yes. Settings starts with the schedule off. You can set a daily scan (about once every 24 hours after a successful scan) or a weekly scan (about once every 7 days). If a window is missed, the app marks the scan overdue so you can scan now or turn the schedule off.

When you approve the change, Darjuro can write a product title, description, vendor, barcode, product type, image URL, store policy links (refund, shipping, and privacy), and a variant shipping weight. Missing vendor can be set to your shop name on every open product in one step. Shipping weight is saved on the inventory item. Stock quantities are not changed. Saving a description replaces the Shopify description with the text you enter. A barcode fix asks for the GTIN, UPC, or EAN printed on the product; the failure is not always a check digit. An image URL can lower the score until the photo has alt text and, when needed, a second image. Darjuro warns you before you save without alt text.

No. A scan only reads the catalog and records findings. Product fields change only when you submit a fix in the app, or when you edit the product yourself in Shopify.

The report keeps the instructions on screen and opens Shopify’s product editor over the report. Change the product there, close the editor, and Darjuro re-scans. You stay in the app.

Yes. This App Store listing is free. There is no charge through Shopify Billing and no paid plan in this release. The 500-product scan limit still applies.

It reads and, when you approve a fix, writes product catalog fields. That includes variant shipping weight. It does not request customer, order, or checkout data. Details of what is stored, and how uninstall and shop deletion are handled, are on the privacy policy page.

Uninstall clears the stored store credentials and marks the connection uninstalled. Shopify later sends a shop deletion request, and Darjuro erases the shop connection, catalog snapshots, and evaluation data for that install. See the privacy policy for the full sequence.

No. It does not add theme code, storefront scripts, or checkout changes. It works on product data in Shopify admin.

No. Darjuro checks catalog quality and helps you fill gaps. It does not syndicate your products to shopping assistants, and it is not a certification of any commerce protocol. A higher score means the product data is more complete. It is not a promise of sales or of how any assistant will treat the catalog.

The guide walks through Overview, the report, and Settings. The Support page has setup steps and a contact address. If you still need a person, email darjurosupport@gmail.com. Include your shop domain and what you expected versus what happened.