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Set it in the app

1

Open Order Editing

In the Revize app, click Order Editing in the sidebar.
2

Choose a window

In Order edit window, pick an option and click Save.
Order edit window options in Revize

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Options at a glance

Fixed time windows

A short grace period that starts at checkout. Common picks: 15, 30, or 60 minutes.

Custom duration

Set any length you want, such as 2 hours, 24 hours, or 48 hours.

Until fulfillment

Editing stays open until the order is marked Fulfilled in Shopify.

Scheduled cutoff

End editing at specific daily/weekly times that match your pick runs.

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Details and examples

How it worksA countdown starts when the order is created. When it hits zero, editing closes automatically.Pick it when
  • You ship same-day or next-day
  • You want a quick buffer to catch typos and size mistakes
Common choices
  • 15–30 minutes for very fast operations
  • 60–120 minutes for light batching
How it worksYou choose any window length (e.g., 2h, 24h, 48h). Editing closes once the timer ends.Pick it when
  • Your team starts pick/pack in defined waves later in the day
  • You want extra time for customers on preorders or made-to-order items
Tips
  • Start conservative (e.g., 2–4 hours) and extend if support volume stays low
How it worksEditing remains open until the order status is set to Fulfilled in Shopify. Revize does not place the order on hold with this option.Pick it when
  • You want orders to flow normally through your systems
  • Your fulfillment process is fast and you can handle changes during picking
  • You prefer not to hold orders in a queue
Close editing when picking startsYour WMS or Shopify Flow can add a tag (like revize:stop-editing) when an order is picked up for fulfillment. We’ll configure Revize to watch for that tag and immediately close the editing window. Contact Support to set this up.
How it worksYou set specific cutoff times (one or more per day, or a few days a week). At checkout, each order looks ahead to the next cutoff and stays editable until that moment. Think of it like a bus timetable—every order boards the next bus. When the bus leaves, editing closes and orders move into fulfillment.Why teams love it
  • Customers can fix mistakes while you’re not packing
  • Pick lists are stable at the start of each run
  • No last-minute changes during pick and pack
Example schedule
  • Tuesday 11:00 AM and Tuesday 6:00 PM
  • Thursday 11:00 AM and Thursday 6:00 PM
What customers experience
  • Order placed Thursday 6:15 PM → editable until Tuesday 11:00 AM
  • Order placed Tuesday 11:10 AM → editable until Tuesday 6:00 PM
  • Order placed Tuesday 6:05 PM → editable until Thursday 11:00 AM
Want a small buffer (e.g., lock 10–15 minutes before the cutoff so pick teams can stage carts)? Contact Support and we’ll add it to your schedule.

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Which option should I choose?

  • Ship quickly: 15–60 minutes or a short custom window
  • Batch pick at set times: scheduled cutoffs that mirror your pick runs
  • Let your WMS decide: until fulfillment, with an optional early lock via tag (we can configure this for you)