Installation guide
2 min · Easy
Install BackToMe on Shopify.
Follow the path for Shopify, paste your tag and then check its detection. Paste the BackToMe tag into your theme to display the compliant button.
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Installation
Before copying the tag.
Check the required access, then use the location shown for your platform.
Prerequisites
- An active Shopify subscription (the Basic plan is enough, no need for Advanced)
- Administrator rights on the store (a Staff role with 'Manage themes' is enough)
- An active theme you can edit. If your theme is locked by your agency, you will need to go through them
Location in Shopify
In the theme.liquid file of your active theme, just before the closing </head>
- 01Shopify admin > Online Store > Themes
- 02Find your active theme (the 'Current theme' badge)
- 03Actions (the three dots) > Edit code
- 04In the left-hand column, open Layout > theme.liquid
- 05Search for the </head> tag (Ctrl+F in the editor), paste the tag just before it, and click Save
Copy your BackToMe tag
Replace YOUR_ID with the shop identifier shown in your account.
Save and publish
The change must be published on the version your customers actually see.
Tag to copy into the <head>
<script async src="https://backtome.fr/widget.js" data-site="YOUR_ID"></script>Over time
What removes the button from a Shopify theme
An update or theme change can remove a script that worked until then.
- Publishing a different theme. The tag lives in the published theme’s theme.liquid, not in the shop: the theme next door does not have it.
- A theme update from its developer, which replaces the theme files and your changes with them.
- Publishing a duplicate made before you added the tag: it predates it.
BackToMe tracks the last signal received
The dashboard shows the tag’s last detection. If the button disappears, you have a precise starting point for checking the shop.
Verification
Check the published shop.
Do not stop at the editor’s confirmation. Open the public site and check what is actually loaded.
The status changes to Detected in BackToMe and the button appears on the public shop.
- 01Open a private window.
- 02Load a public page of the shop.
- 03Check the button position and label.
- 04Open the form without submitting a real request.
After the click
Every request joins a verifiable case.
BackToMe records the request, sends the acknowledgement and keeps the information needed for tracking. The certificate states exactly what can be checked.
Troubleshooting
The most common blockers.
Duplicate the theme before editing
The button does not appear in the native checkout
Check that it really is the active theme
The button does not appear after publishing
The status remains Not detected
The form does not open
Can I give the installation to my developer?
Official Shopify documentation
Still stuck? Contact us with the shop URL and a screenshot.
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