
Turn Shopify and Judge.me reviews into social graphics
A five-star review is only worth what you do with it. Drawtab takes the reviewer’s words, their rating and the product, and renders a branded card ready to post — automatically, the moment the review is published.
What sets it off
A customer publishes a review on your Shopify store or via Judge.me.
What you get
- Review cards
- Social proof posts
- Instagram feed and story graphics
- Ad creative
Setting it up
One-time setup. After this it runs on its own.
Create a Shopify / Judge.me pipeline
Pick Shopify — Judge.me in Drawtab Pipelines and choose your review card template.
Add the webhook
Point either your Shopify webhook or your Judge.me webhook at the pipeline’s trigger URL — one pipeline handles both.
Connect the matching secret
Paste your Shopify app client secret, your Judge.me token, or both. Drawtab verifies whichever signature the incoming request carries.
What you can put on the graphic
These are the paths you type into a template hotspot. Once a pipeline has received its first real record, the Sample Payload inspector shows your own data and you can click a value to fill the field.
| Field path | What it holds |
|---|---|
reviewer.name | Customer’s name |
reviewer.email | Customer’s email |
rating | Star rating, 1–5 |
title | Review headline |
body | The review text itself |
product_url | Link to the reviewed product — good QR content |
How Drawtab knows the data is real
Shopify signs with X-Shopify-Hmac-Sha256 as base64; Judge.me signs with JUDGEME-HMAC-SHA256 as hex. They are different encodings of the same algorithm, and Drawtab verifies each against its own secret — a request signed one way cannot pass as the other.
Every pipeline also has its own secret trigger URL, which can be rotated at any time without touching your template or mappings.
Common questions
Can I only render five-star reviews?
Filter on your side before sending — most review platforms let you scope a webhook by rating, which keeps three-star reviews out of your social queue.
Do I need both secrets?
No. Set whichever service actually sends your webhooks. Set both only if you receive from both.
Other integrations
Start rendering from Shopify — Judge.me today
Set it up once, and every review from then on arrives as a finished graphic.


