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Dev tools · August 29, 2026

Delink

Shopify compliance webhooks, hosted and monitored

What it does

Delink is a hosted compliance webhook service for Shopify app developers. It verifies HMAC, handles the three mandatory compliance topics, tracks Shopify's 30-day workflow clock, and keeps an operational event record. Already have a handler? Forward relays the same signed Shopify request to your HTTPS endpoint. Set it up in minutes instead of building and maintaining the infrastructure yourself.

Delink (getdelink.com) for Shopify app developers — capture and track compliance webhooks at launch and in production. Delink verifies HMAC, tracks 30-day Shopify workflow clocks, keeps an operational event trail, exports event records, and optionally forwards the same signed payload to your HTTPS endpoint — without intentionally storing raw payloads or customer contact details.

Route Shopify's three mandatory topics to Delink — HMAC verified on arrival, every 30-day fulfillment window tracked, every event in an exportable log. Or forward through to your existing handler — same signed POST, same headers. Already have a handler? Forward the same signed Shopify POST to your URL — same body, same headers, included on every plan. How Forward works Your browser does not support embedded video. Download the demo . A compliance webhook that reaches Delink and is successfully verified and persisted becomes a row you can track and export. Fulfillment — exporting or deleting customer data — still happens in your app. { "shop_domain": "acme-brand.myshopify.com", "customer": {…from getdelink.com

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