EcommerceIndustry ContextMonday, September 28, 20262 min read

Use metaobject fields in Analytics reports

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Use metaobject fields in Analytics reports
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If you attach a metaobject to a product, variant, customer, or order through a metafield, those fields can now be used in Analytics. A designer country, a warranty term, or a loyalty tier can group and filter a report the same way a custom metafield can. Merchant-owned metaobjects are already enabled. You can turn a definition off if you don't want it in reports. What you can do - Open a report and pick fields under Metaobjects, then the resource, the definition, and the field. For example, Desi

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Changelog What’s new in Shopify Back to Changelog September 28, 2026 Use metaobject fields in Analytics reports If you attach a metaobject to a product, variant, customer, or order through a metafield, those fields can now be used in Analytics.

A designer country, a warranty term, or a loyalty tier can group and filter a report the same way a custom metafield can. Merchant-owned metaobjects are already enabled. You can turn a definition off if you don't want it in reports. What you can do - Open a report and pick fields under Metaobjects, then the resource, the definition, and the field.

For example, Designer, then Country. - Filter to a single value, like a designer in Italy. - Use the same fields in the query editor. - Turn a definition on or off in Settings Metafields and metaobjects. Open the metaobject and use Filter or group data in Analytics. What stays the same - Your metaobjects, and the metafields that point to them, are unchanged.

- Custom metafields and category metafields stay in the picker, in their own groups. - Metaobjects created by an app stay off until you or the app turn Analytics on for that definition. Feature Analytics

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