Questions merchants ask

A metafield is an extra piece of information Shopify stores with a product, variant, collection, customer, order, page, blog or the shop itself — for example a material, a size chart or a care guide. Fieldwise gives each one a label, help text and the right input, so your team can fill them in without touching code.

Products, variants, smart and custom collections, customers, orders, pages, blogs, blog posts and the shop itself.

Single and multi-line text, rich text, numbers, dates, colors, URLs, email, phone, images, files and JSON. Existing metafields of other Shopify types keep their type when you edit them.

Yes. Every value is saved as a standard Shopify metafield, so your theme, Shopify Flow, email templates and other apps can use it. Use the Metafield theme block, the generated Liquid, or Shopify's own dynamic sources.

Yes. Add a field with the same namespace and key and Fieldwise shows the existing values. The health check lists metafields that no field covers yet, so you can find them.

Yes. Mark a field required and set a minimum or maximum length. The editor, the bulk editor and the import all check it, and the health check lists products where it's missing.

A rule sets a field when a product (or other resource) is created or updated and matches your conditions, such as a tag, type, vendor or status. Values typed by hand are kept unless you choose to overwrite them.

Set a new value at a date and time — for example a sale badge on Friday — and optionally an end time when the previous values are put back automatically.

Yes. Fieldwise adds Flow triggers when a metafield changes and when required fields are missing, so you can send alerts or start other workflows.