> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.globo.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.globo.io/options/orders/automations/liquid-variables-reference.md). # Liquid variables reference The Liquid variables available in email and order note templates. Both the [email notification](/options/orders/automations/email-notification.md) and [order notes](/options/orders/automations/update-order-notes.md) templates accept Liquid variables. The app includes this list in each editor, so you can check a variable name without leaving the page. ## General Order-level values.

Variable	Contains
`{{ shop.name }}`	Your shop's name
`{{ order_number }}`	The order number, without a prefix
`{{ order_name }}`	The order name, including the `#`
`{{ subtotal_price \| money }}`	Subtotal, formatted as money
`{{ tax_price \| money }}`	Total tax
`{{ total_price \| money }}`	Order total

## Shop details

Variable	Contains
`{{ shop.name }}`	Your shop's name
`{{ shop.admin_email }}`	Your shop's email address
`{{ shop.admin_name }}`	The shop owner's name

## Customer details

Variable	Contains
`{{ customer_first_name }}`	First name
`{{ customer_last_name }}`	Last name
`{{ customer_name }}`	Full name
`{{ customer_email }}`	Email address
`{{ customer_phone }}`	Phone number

## Line item details Line items require a loop. Everything inside the loop uses `line`. ```liquid {% for line in line_items %} {{ line.title }} × {{ line.quantity }} {% for p in line.properties %} {{ p.first }}: {{ p.last }} {% endfor %} {% endfor %} ```

Variable	Contains
`{{ line.name }}`	The item's name
`{{ line.title }}`	The product title
`{{ line.variant_title }}`	The variant title
`{{ line.quantity }}`	How many
`{{ line.original_line_price \| money }}`	Price before discounts
`{{ line.final_line_price \| money }}`	Price after discounts
`{{ line.total_discount \| money }}`	Discount applied
`{{ line.grams }}`	Weight
`{{ line.sku }}`	SKU
`{{ line.vendor }}`	Vendor
`{{ line.image \| img_url }}`	The item's image

## The properties loop `line.properties` contains the options. Each entry has a name and a value.

Inside the loop	Contains
`{{ p.first }}`	The option's Name — which is why Name matters
`{{ p.last }}`	What the customer entered or chose

{% hint style="warning" %} **Skip properties whose name begins with an underscore.** Those are the app's internal properties. They link add-ons to their parent item and carry pricing data, and your team does not need to read them. {% endhint %} This pattern skips those properties and handles uploaded files: ```liquid {% for p in line.properties %} {% assign first_char = p.first | truncate: 1, '' %} {% unless p.last == blank or first_char == '_' %} {{ p.first }}: {%- if p.last contains '/uploads/' -%} {{ p.last | split: '/' | last }} {%- else -%} {{ p.last }} {%- endif -%} {% endunless %} {% endfor %} ``` It skips internal properties and empty values, and it displays an uploaded file as a link with a readable name rather than a long address. See [Show options on orders](/options/storefront-display-and-design/show-options-on-orders.md). ## A complete order note template ```liquid {% for line in line_items %} {{ line.title }} × {{ line.quantity }} {% for p in line.properties %}{% assign fc = p.first | truncate: 1, '' %}{% unless p.last == blank or fc == '_' %} - {{ p.first }}: {{ p.last }} {% endunless %}{% endfor %} {% endfor %} ``` Keep the template compact, because order notes are displayed and printed in a small area. ## Notes * The variable list in the app is the current one, and it is available in both editors. * Money values need the `money` filter to be formatted. Without it, the template prints a raw number. * Both templates have a **Revert to default** action. * Order notes are often printed as plain text, so keep HTML formatting to a minimum there. Emails can include more.