Add Color Tags to Shopify Products

This step automatically activates whenever you create a new product in your Shopify admin. No configuration is needed - MESA monitors your store for new product creation events and launches the workflow immediately. The trigger captures the basic product information and passes it to the next step for detailed processing.

This step automatically pulls the full product information using the product ID from the trigger. MESA retrieves all product data including images, existing tags, variants, and metadata. No configuration is required - the step uses the product ID from the previous trigger to fetch comprehensive product details. This complete product information gets passed forward for filtering and color analysis.

This step checks two conditions before proceeding: first, it verifies the product doesn't already have color tags (anything starting with "Color:"), and second, it confirms the product has at least one image uploaded. The filter automatically evaluates these conditions using the product data from the previous step. If both conditions are met, the workflow continues to color identification; if not, it stops to avoid unnecessary processing or duplicate tags.

This step uses MESA's built-in image analysis to examine the first product image and identify its primary colors. The system automatically processes the image URL from the product data and returns a list of detected colors in readable format (like "Red", "Blue", "Green"). No configuration is needed - the color identification runs automatically and passes the color names to the final tagging step.

This step automatically adds color tags to your product using the format "Color: [ColorName]" for each identified color. If multiple colors are detected, each gets its own separate color tag (like "Color: Red", "Color: Blue"). The step uses the product ID from the trigger and the color names from the image analysis to create properly formatted tags. No configuration is needed - the tagging happens automatically based on the detected colors.