Remove Tags from Products in a Shopify Collection on a Set Date

This scheduled trigger can be configured to run either once at a specific date and time, or on a recurring schedule (daily, weekly, monthly, etc.). You configure the schedule during setup by selecting the frequency and timing that matches when you want tags removed.

For example, set it for a specific date like "December 31, 2025 at 11:59 PM" to remove sale tags when your holiday promotion ends, or set a recurring schedule like "First day of each month" to regularly clean up expired promotional tags. The trigger activates at your configured time and begins the tag removal process.

This step retrieves all products from a specific Shopify collection using the collection_id you provide during setup.

To find your collection ID, navigate to Products > Collections in your Shopify admin, click on the collection, and look at the URL in your browser's address bar—the number at the end (like "123456789012") is your collection ID.

The step fetches all products in that collection as an array stored in {{shopify}}, which the next step loops through. This approach lets you organize products into collections like "Summer Sale" or "Black Friday Deals" and remove promotional tags from those specific groups when campaigns end.

This loop step iterates through the array of products returned from {{shopify}} in the previous step. For each product in the collection, the loop executes the tag removal step using {{loop.id}} as the product identifier. The loop continues until all products have been processed, handling collections of any size from a few products to hundreds or thousands.

This step removes a specific tag from each product using {{loop.id}} as the product identifier. You configure which tag to remove during setup—enter the exact tag text (case-sensitive) that you want removed, such as "Summer Sale," "On Sale," "Black Friday," or "Limited Time."

The tag is removed from the product in Shopify, but all other tags remain unchanged. If a product doesn't have the specified tag, the step skips it without error. This runs for every product in the loop until all products in the collection have been processed.