You know what is being done before work begins.
Shopify Technical Operations
Get the Shopify work off your queue.
Migrations, tracking, themes, apps and technical fixes — scoped, implemented and QA’d without adding another full-time developer.
No retainer required. Start with one store.
Only the permissions required for the agreed task.
Tracking and relevant behavior are checked.
You know what changed and what was verified.
Checkout upgrade path
The upgrade button is not the hard part.
The important question is what the current store depends on. The goal is to move required functionality to the supported setup — not turn every upgrade into a rebuild.
Not every store needs a complicated migration. If the Upgrade Report is effectively clear, Relay Ops will say so. We are not looking for reasons to turn a simple upgrade into a project.
What we inspect
Understand what actually needs changing.
The Upgrade Report and current setup guide the scope. Relay Ops can review and handle agreed work around:
- Legacy scripts
- Tracking and pixels
- Compatible replacement apps
- Post-purchase customizations
- Implementation changes
- Verification after migration
You can begin with the report or screenshots. Broad store access is not required for the first conversation.
Beyond the deadline
The Shopify queue doesn’t disappear after August 26.
Tracking & pixels
Defined implementation, replacement and troubleshooting.
Theme fixes
Scoped changes and modifications without turning the task into a redesign.
App conflicts
Diagnose and resolve issues between the storefront and its app stack.
Small integrations
Defined technical connections between the store and another system.
Troubleshooting
A specific Shopify problem that needs investigation and an owner.
Technical care
Ongoing execution capacity when it makes sense after the first task.
Before we touch the store
Scope first. Access second.
You see the work, the price and the permissions requested before choosing whether to proceed.
Upgrade Report, screenshot, error or existing scope. No credentials.
We identify what appears to need work and what access it would require.
The defined work is approved before implementation begins.
Only the permissions needed for the approved task.
The change is completed, checked and documented.
White-label Shopify execution
Your client doesn’t need another vendor. They need the work finished.
Useful for deadline-driven migrations, technical overflow, work outside your core service and tasks consuming senior-team capacity.
Send one client taskYour client stays your client.
Fit filter
When should you send something?
- A defined task nobody owns
- A Shopify change that keeps getting pushed back
- A real deadline is approaching
- Your agency needs delivery capacity
- You want to test an operator on one task
- Your technical team has the work covered
- The Upgrade Report has nothing meaningful to migrate
- You need a complete ecommerce strategy engagement
- You expect a technical change to guarantee commercial results
Practical questions
Before you send the task.
Do you need store access to give me a price?
Not necessarily. An Upgrade Report, screenshots, an error description or an existing scope can be enough to begin. If access is required for proper scoping, Relay Ops will explain why.
Do I need a monthly contract?
No. Start with one defined task. Ongoing technical care is optional only when it makes sense afterward.
Do you guarantee conversion or revenue outcomes?
No. Relay Ops is responsible for the technical work agreed in scope, not for guaranteeing downstream commercial results.
Start with the report
Open Settings → Checkout → Upgrade Report.
Send what Shopify is flagging. Relay Ops will tell you what appears to require work.
No retainer required. No credentials needed to start.