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# Connect Your Existing Shopify Account to a Creator Program

If your Performance program is already connected to a Shopify account, setting up Shopify for a new Creator program is simple. During the Creator onboarding checklist, simply add your Shopify store, log in to your account, and install the app.

## Connect Shopify during Creator onboarding

Connecting your Shopify store lets you track Creator-driven sales and sync orders seamlessly. This integration is typically done via the Creator onboarding checklist when setting up your new Creator program:

1. From the *Shopify Integration* section, select **Connect your Shopify store**.

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2. Enter your existing Shopify shop domain, e.g., `example.myshopify.com`.
3. Select your existing Shopify account.
   * Provide your username and password if you are not logged in to your Shopify account.
4. Within your Shopify account, on the *Install* page, select **Install app**.

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5. Once the integration is complete, you’ll be redirected back to the Creator onboarding checklist.


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