Open each app under Settings > Apps to review its active Extensions and Functions, features not yet enabled, and customer data collection via Pixels — all in one place. Manage your app stack with greater confidence.
Even after installing an app, it was hard to tell which parts of checkout or the online store it powered, or what data it was collecting.
Extensions, Functions, features not yet enabled, and Pixels are shown per app. You can see what's running, what's dormant, and what's collecting data.
From the admin's Settings, go to the Apps section.
Click an app in the list to open its details.
Extensions, Functions, features not yet enabled, and Pixels are listed per app.
| Category | What it runs on (scope explicitly stated in the article) | What this update lets you see |
|---|---|---|
| Extensions | checkout / online store / customer accounts / POS | Which Extension is active on which surface |
| Functions | checkout / discounts / shipping & delivery / payments | Which Function is running, plusresolve errors before they hit customers |
| Inactive | Items provided by the apps above but not yet in use | A list of Extensions / Functions you haven't turned ON yet |
You can check which apps are collecting customer data through Pixels, along with their "connection status" and "data access mode."
Lets you see whether that app's Pixel is currently connected and whether the data integration is alive.
You can see which mode each app uses to access customer data. This helps inform decisions about how data is handled.
This release builds on top of March's updates to app activity and permissions. Together, they give a clearer picture of how apps interact with your store and its data, so you can make informed decisions about your app stack.
Extensions cover the UI and surface layerof checkout / online store / customer accounts / POS, while Functions handle the logicfor discounts, shipping, payments, and more. The list also separates them into distinct sections.
The display surfaces Functions errors before they affect customers. Since issues with discounts, shipping, and payments directly impact the purchase experience, this becomes a proactive monitoring point.
You can see Extensions / Functions that existing apps offer but that aren't turned on. Before adding a new app, you can considermaking better use of the assets you already have.
You can see which apps are collecting customer data, along with their connection status and data access mode. It provides audit material for privacy and compliance.
This feature isn't standalone — it extends the March releases for app activity and permissions visibility.Cross-referencing permissions (what an app can access) + active features (what it actually runs) + data collection (Pixels)gives you a three-dimensional view of how your entire app stack behaves.