Price and inventory
A big price drop with no sale set up, a price crossing a floor you set, overselling switched on, a product going out of stock.
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Find the bad price before your customers do.
A staff mistake, a bad app, or a bulk edit can drop a price 90% overnight — and nothing tells you until a customer has already bought at the wrong number. Undo History watches every product change — price, title, description, status, inventory policy, tags and vendor — and raises an alarm the moment one crosses a rule you set. Every competitor in this category logs what changed; none of them tells you when it is the change you did not want. Undo History does both, and undoes any recorded change in one click.
Eleven alarms, each on its own switch
Every alarm reads as a sentence you can actually trust — not a bare warning icon, but the exact thing that happened ("Dropped 90% with no sale set up"). Eleven fixed rules, each its own switch, rather than a builder you have to configure correctly to get the same protection.
Price$50.00 → $5.00 (-90%)
Flagged: “Dropped 90% with no sale set up”
The rule that matched, written on the change itself — not a bare warning icon you have to go interpret.
Listing integrity
A title or description emptied out, a sale silently ended by clearing the compare-at price, a handle or vendor changed.
Keystroke slips
A repeated-letter run or a common misspelling in a title or description — no dictionary, so a brand name is never flagged just for being unusual.
Nothing here changes your store
No product is edited, nothing is blocked, no email is sent. A flag adds a mark and a one-line reason to a change that already happened — undo it in one click, or leave it.
RecordedEvery tracked change, whether flagged or not
FlaggedCrossed a rule you set — the reason is written on it
UndoOne click — reverses this one change, nothing else
Nothing is edited, blocked or emailed on its own. A flag is a mark and a reason; undoing it is your decision, every time.
Shopify deletes a product permanently — Undo History can bring it back. It keeps a recovery copy of every product it watches, so a deletion, accidental or from a bad app, is not the end of it.
DeletedBy staff, or a bad app — gone from Shopify
RecoveredThe fields we tracked, brought back as a new product
Not the old one back: a new product id — no metafields, no collection membership, no translations, and images usually cannot be recovered either.
Said here, not just in the fine print — a clean arrow with no caveat would be the same overclaim in picture form.
Try it on your store
Undo History is live on the Shopify App Store. Install it and it starts tracking every watched product change immediately — nothing to configure before it protects you.
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