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# Sidekick Integration

Ask Shopify's Sidekick assistant about your Roadmap data: loyalty, referral, review, subscription, churn, discount, and bundle reports, plus direct lookups of customers, subscriptions and more!

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**Sidekick** is Shopify's AI assistant, built into the Shopify admin. With Roadmap installed, Sidekick can read your Roadmap data: ask a question in plain language and it answers from your live loyalty, subscriptions, reviews, discounts, bundles, forms, and Tag Library data.

Everything is **read-only**: Sidekick can report and look things up, but it never changes your Roadmap configuration or customer data.

### First-time access

The first time you ask Sidekick a Roadmap-related question, it asks for permission to access your Roadmap app data:

> *Allow Sidekick to access your Roadmap app data to answer questions about loyalty points, customers, and more?*

Choose **Yes** to allow it for that conversation, or **Yes, and don't ask again** to grant it permanently. That's the whole setup: from then on, just ask.

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### Reports and numbers

Every report compares against the previous period, so you see trends rather than just totals.

**Loyalty report**: how much members spend versus non-members, across sales, orders, and average order value. Narrow it down by membership tier, where members came from, whether they redeem points, or by market.

> "How much more do loyalty members spend than non-members this month?"

**Referral report**: sales from customers referring friends, plus referral emails sent, how many people referred, how many new customers arrived, and what share of customers participate.

> "How much revenue did referrals bring in this quarter?"

**Review report**: total reviews, average star rating, how many are still unpublished, the 1-to-5-star breakdown, a trust score from verified reviews, your most-reviewed products, and a 12-month trend.

> "What's our average star rating, and how many reviews are waiting to be published?"

**Subscription report**: how many subscribers are active, new, or cancelled, total subscription revenue, the churn rate, and how long subscriptions typically last.

> "How is subscription churn trending?"

**Churn report**: the last 30 days of cancellations and pauses: how many customers tried to leave, how many were won back (save rate), how long pauses usually last, and the number one reason people give for cancelling.

> "What's the top cancellation reason this month, and what's our save rate?"

**Discount report**: overall sales, orders, and conversion driven by discounts and gift-with-purchase campaigns, plus a per-campaign breakdown so you can see which ones actually work.

> "Which discount campaign drove the most sales?"

**Bundle report**: total sales from product bundles, and a per-bundle breakdown showing units sold and revenue, ranked best-seller first.

> "How are our bundles selling?"

### Looking things up

Browse lists or fetch one specific item:

**Loyalty customers**: browse your members with their point balance, tier, and total spend. Search by name or email, or filter to one tier.

**One customer's loyalty**: everything about a single customer's loyalty: points, tier and when they reached it, plus coupons they haven't used yet and ones they've used before.

> "What's <jane@example.com>'s points balance, and does she have any unused coupons?"

**Subscriptions**: the shop's subscription list, sorted by who's due to be billed next (a past date means overdue). Filter by status, payment status, payment method, or search for a customer.

> "Which subscriptions are overdue for billing?"

**Reviews**: find reviews, product questions, or store reviews. Filter by status (published or hidden), product, or rating.

> "Show me all the 1-star reviews."

**Discounts**: the shop's discount and gift-with-purchase campaigns, filterable by active, scheduled, or expired, or by discount type.

**Forms**: the shop's storefront forms with their names and submission counts. Ask about one specific form and you get its full setup: fields, confirmation and notification emails, and integrations like Klaviyo or Google Sheets.

**Tags**: Tag Library tags and what each one targets. Ask about one tag and you get its full rules: which products or collections it applies to, which pages, and when it's active.

**Bundles**: the shop's product bundles with their discount and exactly which products each bundle contains.

{% hint style="info" %}
Sidekick itself is a Shopify feature: its availability on your store is controlled by Shopify, not Roadmap. If Sidekick is available in your admin, the Roadmap data will be readily available to pull.
{% endhint %}

### Related guides

* [Loyalty analytics](/loyalty-and-rewards/loyalty-analytics.md)
* [Manage loyalty customers](/loyalty-and-rewards/customer-management/manage-loyalty-customers.md)


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