Ninja Auto Tagger ‑ Orders

Develop by Shopify

Free plan available

Automatically tag orders with customizable rules using Ninja Auto Tagger.

No-code setup

Automatic order tagging

Multi-condition logic

Powerful rule builder

Enable/disable rules

About Ninja Auto Tagger ‑ Orders

Launched Aug 05, 2025

Built by Shopify

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151 O’Connor St, Ottawa, ON, ON, CA

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Description

Automate your Order tagging with precision and flexibility.

Ninja Auto Tagger is the ultimate automation tool for merchants who want full control over how orders are tagged. Whether you're segmenting orders by location, payment method, customer tags, product types, fulfillment status, or over 30 other built-in conditions — Ninja Auto Tagger handles it all, automatically. With our powerful rule builder, you can create complex rules using multi-condition logic like AND, OR, and grouped logic. You focus on growing your business, we’ll handle the tagging.

Powerful rule builder with 30+ conditions
Multi-condition logic using AND / OR
Automatically tags new and updated orders
Enable or disable rules with ease
No-code setup – merchant-friendly interface

Pros

Powerful rule builder with over 30 built-in conditions for flexible tagging.
Supports multi-condition logic including AND, OR, and grouped logic, allowing for complex rule creation.
Automatically tags both new and updated orders, reducing manual work.
Easy to enable or disable rules as needed, providing control and flexibility.
No-code setup, making it accessible and user-friendly for merchants without technical expertise.
Helps merchants focus on growing their business by handling order tagging automatically.

Cons

The advanced features may have a learning curve for users unfamiliar with logical operators.
Limited information on customer support availability and response times.
Potential redundancy in the UI/UX could make navigation cumbersome if not streamlined properly.