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# How can I filter data from Shopify before bringing it into Parabola?

> When pulling data from Shopify into Parabola, you can filter it before it enters your flow — which helps you work only with the data you need.

When using the **Pull from Shopify** step, you can apply filters, depending on which field you're importing.

Potential fields include:

* Date ranges (e.g., only import orders created after a certain date)
* Order status (e.g., only fulfilled, unfulfilled, or cancelled orders)
* Financial status (e.g., only paid or pending orders)
* Fulfillment status (e.g., shipped vs unshipped)
* Product filters (e.g. collection\_id or product type)
* Customer creation date
* Test order status (depending on what you're importing)

These filters are built right into the step settings, so you don't need to do any post-processing to trim your data — it starts clean.

If you need to do more complex filtering (like filtering by customer attributes or product details), you can also use Parabola's transform steps after importing.

Note that not all of your Shopify data fields can be pulled and filtered via the native integration. You can leverage a **Pull from API** step in conjunction with the Shopify API to filter more complete results.