Ecommerce customer service email templates

Replies for every order question.

25 reply templates for the questions a Shopify store answers every day, written to fill in the real order and tracking.Updated · By Ziyad Basheer · Free plan, no card required
1 template

Tone of voice

The rules every reply follows, whatever the customer asked.
Shopify variables

The order details a template can fill in

Give each one a fallback, such as {{ customer.first_name | default: "there" }}, because store data fills in only for verified customers.
{{ customer.first_name }}
Customer first name
{{ order.name }}
Order number, such as #1042
{{ order.fulfillment_status }}
Fulfillment status
{{ order.financial_status }}
Payment status
{{ order.total }}
Order total
{{ order.shipping_address }}
Shipping address
{{ order.tracking.number }}
Tracking number
{{ order.tracking.url }}
Tracking link
{{ order.tracking.carrier }}
Carrier
{{ order.tracking.status }}
Latest tracking status
{{ order.tracking.eta }}
Expected delivery

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Copy any of them into your helpdesk, your email or Aide, and fill in the bracketed parts for your store.

Save it as a macro, which your team sends from the / picker, or use it as the reply in a scenario that runs when its conditions match.

Only on topics you set to AI Agent. New topics start at Drafts, where Aide writes the reply and a teammate sends it.

Fill them in before you save the template. Aide checks every reply before it goes out, and a reply with a placeholder left in is never sent.

Yes, as text you paste into your macros. With Aide connected, it drafts inside the ticket with the Shopify order in view, and in Zendesk and Gorgias it learns from the macros your team sends.

Send these with the order filled in

Aide fills in the Shopify order and tracking, then drafts or sends each reply, as you choose.