Managing Shopify webhook subscriptions in Excel gives you better visibility into your store’s integration points. No more jumping between platforms to track what systems connect to your store.
This guide shows you how to pull Webhook Subscriptions data directly into Excel using Coefficient.
TLDR
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Step 1:
Install Coefficient from the Office Add-ins store
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Step 2:
Connect your Shopify account to Excel
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Step 3:
Import Webhook Subscriptions data using the Objects import option
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Step 4:
Set up auto-refresh to keep your data current
Step-by-step guide to importing Shopify Webhook Subscriptions into Excel
Step 1: Install Coefficient and connect to Shopify
First, you’ll need to install the Coefficient add-in and connect it to your Shopify store:
- Insert Open Excel and click on thetab in the ribbon
- Get Add-ins Clickto open the Office Add-ins store
- Add Search for “Coefficient” and clickto install
- Home > Coefficient Once installed, open the Coefficient sidebar by clickingin the ribbon
- Import Data Clickto begin the import process

Step 2: Select Shopify as your data source and import Webhook Subscriptions
Now, let’s connect to Shopify and import your Webhook Subscriptions data:
- Shopify In the Coefficient sidebar, find and selectunder the E-commerce category
- Log in to your Shopify account when prompted and authorize Coefficient
- Import from Objects Select(not Reports)
- Webhook Subscriptions From the list of available objects, find and select
- Choose the fields you want to import (e.g., ID, address, topic, format)
- Import Clickto pull the data into your Excel spreadsheet

Step 3: Set up auto-refresh to keep your data current
Keep your Webhook Subscriptions data fresh with Coefficient’s auto-refresh feature:
- In the Coefficient sidebar, click on the imported data table
- Schedule Refresh Selectfrom the options
- Choose your preferred refresh frequency (hourly, daily, or weekly)
- Set the specific time for the refresh to occur
- Save Clickto activate the auto-refresh schedule

Your Shopify Webhook Subscriptions data will now automatically update according to your schedule, ensuring you always have the most current information in your Excel spreadsheet.
Working with your imported Webhook Subscriptions data
Once your data is in Excel, you can:
- Create pivot tables to analyze webhook usage patterns
- Build dashboards to monitor integration health
- Set up conditional formatting to highlight critical webhooks
- Use Excel formulas to extract insights from your webhook data
The power of Excel combined with live Shopify data gives you unprecedented control over your store’s integration ecosystem.
Available Shopify Data in Coefficient
Reports
- Campaign Reports
- Engagement Metrics
- Domain Performance
- Location Performance
- Survey Reports
Objects
- Automatic Discount Nodes
- Automatic Discount Saved Searches
- Code Discount Nodes
- Code Discount Saved Searches
- Collection Saved Searches
- Collections
- Customers
- Deletion Events
- Delivery Profiles
- Discount Redeem Code Saved Searches
- Draft Order Saved Searches
- Draft Orders
Take control of your Shopify integrations
Managing webhook subscriptions is crucial for maintaining healthy integrations between Shopify and your other business systems. With the method outlined in this guide, you can keep all your webhook data organized in Excel.
No more digging through the Shopify admin or API documentation to find what webhooks are active. Everything you need is right in your spreadsheet, updated automatically.
This approach saves time, reduces errors, and gives you better visibility into your integration ecosystem. Plus, with Excel’s powerful analysis tools, you can gain insights that aren’t possible in Shopify’s native interface.
The best part? You don’t need any technical skills to set this up. Coefficient handles all the complex API connections behind the scenes.
Try Coefficient todayReady to streamline your Shopify webhook management?and see how easy it can be to keep your Excel spreadsheets in sync with your Shopify store data.
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