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# Order app name

## Order app name

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Note: Our Model Amplifications feature **only accepts files in CSV format at this time.** Please make sure the files you upload are CSV files.
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## Overview

Shopify records the ID of the App that creates an order as the `app_id`. Brands want to be able to set the name associated with the id for easier readability and functionality in reporting. Some apps may be defined by the `source_name` while others are null.

### Sample use case

This configuration allows Shopify brands to easily add or update their `app_ids`. If new apps are utilized by the brand, the new ID and name just need to be added to the configuration and will then process in the next scheduled data run.


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