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Find comprehensive answers to common questions about Revize’s features, post-purchase modifications, self-service editing, and troubleshooting. Need immediate help? Contact our support team at hello@revize.app.

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Getting started

Revize is a powerful app that empowers your customers to modify their orders after checkout through a seamless self-service portal. Instead of creating support tickets, customers can independently update shipping addresses, change product quantities, add new products, upgrade shipping, and even cancel orders. This significantly reduces your support workload while increasing average order value and customer satisfaction.
Revize can be fully configured in just 5 minutes! Installation from the Shopify App Store takes about 2 minutes, and basic configuration (setting your edit window, refund options, and customer permissions) takes another 3. You can start testing immediately with draft orders to ensure your flow works perfectly before going live.
Yes, Revize is fully compatible with all Shopify plans and works seamlessly with any theme, including headless commerce setups. Our portal automatically inherits your store’s styling for a completely consistent brand experience on both mobile and desktop.
On average, merchants using Revize see a 30-50% reduction in order-related support tickets. Common requests like “can I change my shipping address?” or “I ordered the wrong size” are handled entirely by the customer through our self-service system. This frees up your support team to focus on complex issues that truly require a human touch.

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Setup and configuration

Revize offers maximum flexibility for editing windows. You can set time-based edit windows from 5 minutes to 48 hours. Alternatively, you can keep editing open until an order is fulfilled or create scheduled cutoffs (e.g., daily at 2 PM) to align perfectly with your 3PL or warehouse schedule.
Absolutely! Use order tags and product tags to create simple yet powerful exclusion rules. For example, you can block editing on orders tagged with “custom-engraving” or prevent edits to products tagged with “final-sale”. This gives you granular control over the editing experience.
We highly recommend using Shopify’s draft orders feature to safely test every scenario. Create test orders for different products, test the upsell flow, and process payments without affecting your live store data.
Yes, Revize integrates seamlessly with any 3PL provider or ERP system that works with Shopify’s API (including ShipStation, NetSuite, ShipBob, Flexport, etc.). Revize can automatically place orders on hold during the edit window and release them for fulfillment once the window closes, ensuring your workflow is never disrupted.

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Customer experience

Customers can edit their order from multiple convenient entry points: the order status page (thank you page), or by clicking the “Edit Order” link in their order confirmation email. The portal opens directly within your store’s native environment, maintaining a seamless brand experience.
Customers can perform a wide range of modifications based on your settings. This includes changing a shipping address, updating contact info, changing product variants (e.g., size or color), adding or removing products, upgrading shipping methods, and cancelling their order. You have full control over which features are enabled.
When a new order is placed, Revize can place it on hold. During the edit window, the customer can make changes. If they add items, they complete the payment for the difference via secure checkout. If no edits are made, the order is automatically released to your fulfillment queue when the window expires.
Once the window closes, the “Edit Order” links and buttons disappear from the customer’s order status page. They are shown a clear message that the editing period has ended. The order is then automatically released for fulfillment.
All additional payments for upsells or shipping upgrades are processed securely through your existing payment gateway. If a customer adds items but fails to complete the payment, the order remains on hold and reminder emails are sent. This ensures you never ship an order that hasn’t been fully paid for.
No. Revize only works on orders created after the app is installed. Past orders placed before installation are not editable. From the moment Revize is live on your store, all new orders will automatically follow your configured rules.

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Advanced calculations

Yes! Our smart engine brilliantly recalculates all applicable discounts—including promo codes, automatic discounts, and tiered pricing—when a customer modifies their order. This maintains your promotional integrity and ensures the customer always sees the correct, final price.
Absolutely. Revize automatically recalculates all applicable taxes when a customer changes their shipping address. It ensures compliance with regional tax laws by applying the correct rates for the new destination, preventing compliance headaches and ensuring accurate order totals.
Revize communicates in real-time with your store’s shipping settings. When a customer adds/removes products or changes their address, Revize instantly re-evaluates the available shipping methods and rates. This ensures customers always see accurate, real-time shipping options that reflect their modified cart and new destination.

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Business operations and analytics

All payment and refund transactions occur through your secure system. For additions, customers pay the difference. For removals or cancellations, refunds can be processed automatically to the original payment method or issued as store credit, giving you full control over your returns policy.
Revize syncs directly with native inventory systems. It checks stock levels in real-time when customers add products to prevent overselling and automatically restocks inventory when items are removed. This ensures your inventory remains accurate at all times.
Our analytics dashboard gives you a clear view of your ROI. Track total orders edited, revenue generated from upsells, support hours saved, and see which edits are most common. All data links directly to the corresponding orders for easy verification.
Revize automatically applies descriptive tags (e.g., revize-edited, revize-upsell) to orders in your Admin. This makes it incredibly easy to filter, track, and build custom workflows for edited orders within your existing process.

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Technical features

No. Revize has zero impact on your storefront’s load speed or Core Web Vitals. Our scripts load asynchronously and only on the necessary post-purchase pages (like the order status page), not on your product or collection pages where speed matters most for conversions.
Security is our top priority. Revize is built following strict security and data privacy standards. All payment information is handled directly by PCI compliant servers, and all data transmission is fully encrypted.
Yes! Our portal automatically inherits your theme’s fonts and colors for a seamless look. You can also customize all customer-facing text and translate it into any language directly from the Revize dashboard to match your brand’s voice perfectly.
Revize integrates with any app or service that uses native APIs for orders, payments, and inventory. This includes major 3PLs (ShipBob, Flexport), ERPs (NetSuite), and fulfillment platforms (ShipStation), ensuring a cohesive tech stack for your e-commerce operations.

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Pricing and billing

Revize offers flexible plans for every stage of growth, including a Free plan. Our paid plans, Starter and Pro, offer unlimited order edits and advanced features like upsells, smart discount recalculation, and priority support. You can see a full feature comparison on our Pricing Page.
Yes! All of our paid plans come with a 7-day & 14-day free trial. You can test the complete, unrestricted functionality to see the value it brings to your store before committing to a subscription.
Absolutely! You can upgrade or downgrade your plan at any time directly from the Revize dashboard. Changes are prorated and handled seamlessly through billing, ensuring flexible scaling for your needs.

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Advanced features FAQ

Yes! Revize allows customers to apply discount codes they forgot at checkout. The system validates eligibility, and automatically recalculates the order total. Refunds for the discount amount are processed according to your payment settings. Learn more about Apply Discounts →
Yes! With Email Upsells, customers click “Add to Order” in your post-purchase emails and land on the order status page with the product already added. Works with Klaviyo, Omnisend, Mailchimp, or any email platform that supports custom links. Contact us for integration setup.
Yes! Revize supports editing for subscription orders (ReCharge, Bold, Appstle, Loop, etc.) and pre-orders. Customers can change variants for the current order, add one-time products, and update shipping details. Note: variant changes apply to the current order only—future subscription orders follow the contract. Learn more →
Yes. You can configure a minimum total number of items that must remain in an order during editing. For example, if set to 3, customers with 5 items can reduce to 3 but not to 2—this applies across all products in the order. Perfect for frozen goods stores, wholesale, or businesses with minimum order requirements. Default is 1. See Advanced Settings →
Revize offers basic delivery date preferences by default, plus advanced options including min/max date ranges, time slots, weekend controls, custom date formats, and Shopify Flow triggers. Advanced delivery options are available in the Settings tab. Learn more →
Yes! Revize fully supports split shipping (orders with multiple fulfillments). However, since Shopify doesn’t provide automatic detection for split shipping configurations, we need to enable this setting manually on our end. Contact us to set up split shipping support for your store.
Yes. You can configure a custom sender email so order update emails appear to come from your brand instead of Revize. We also offer full domain authentication to remove “via” labels and improve deliverability. See Advanced Settings →
Yes. Revize supports orders from third-party checkouts including TikTok Shop, Facebook, Instagram, GoKwik, Shopflo, and other Shopify sales channels. This works automatically—no setup required.
Yes. The Public Cancellation API lets you add cancel buttons anywhere—emails, support pages, chatbots, or custom forms. It’s a simple REST endpoint that respects your cancellation rules automatically. View API Documentation →
Yes, with our Run on Past Orders feature. You can enable editing for historical orders using filters like date range, financial status, and tags. This is an advanced feature—contact us to enable it.

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Third-party fulfillment integrations

Yes. There are three ways to prevent Mintsoft from picking up orders before Revize’s edit window closes:Option 1 — Order Tags (recommended): Revize adds a release tag to the order once the hold is lifted. Configure Mintsoft to only import orders with that tag, and it’ll wait until Revize is done before pulling the order in. Learn more about Mintsoft order tags →Option 2 — Import Delay: Mintsoft has an “Order Import Delay (Minutes)” setting in the Shopify connector. If your Revize edit window is 60 minutes, set the same delay in Mintsoft. See the Mintsoft Shopify integration guide →Option 3 — Paid Orders Only: Mintsoft imports only “paid” orders by default (financial_status: paid), skipping authorized or pending ones. Keep your store on manual capture — payment stays authorized during the edit window, and Revize (or Shopify Flow) captures it when editing closes. Mintsoft won’t pick up the order until it’s paid, creating a natural editing window. For manual capture with authorization only, configure “Choose Financial Status” in Mintsoft to add statuses like “authorized” if needed.The tag-based approach is generally cleaner since it’s event-driven rather than time-based, but all three methods work well.
Yes. ShipStation has a “Minimum order age in minutes before order imports” setting in the Shopify store connection (supports up to 120 minutes). Set this to match your Revize edit window — for example, if your edit window is 60 minutes, set ShipStation to 60 as well. This ensures orders aren’t picked up for fulfillment before customers have had a chance to make edits.If you’re using manual payment capture, map “authorized” and “partially_paid” to Awaiting Payment in ShipStation’s Order Status Mapping (Settings → Store Setup → Edit Store Details). This prevents ShipStation from processing orders that haven’t been captured yet.If removed items show as 0-quantity on packing slips, enable “Hide 0 quantity items” in ShipStation’s printing settings.See ShipStation’s Shopify integration guide →

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Troubleshooting common issues

Common solutions: First, check that the Revize app block is enabled on your order status page in the theme customizer. Second, ensure the specific order doesn’t have a blocking tag and that the edit window hasn’t expired. If you’ve checked these requirements, contact hello@revize.app for a quick resolution.
Quick fixes: This is often a browser-specific issue. Ask the customer to clear their browser cache, disable any ad-blocking extensions, or try a different browser. Most loading issues are resolved by these simple steps.
Payment issues: Since all payments are handled natively, these errors are typically related to the customer’s payment method (e.g., insufficient funds, incorrect CVC). Advise the customer to try a different card or contact their bank.
Fulfillment sync: Check your store’s order processing settings to ensure you don’t have an automation that’s fulfilling orders instantly, bypassing the edit window. If you use a 3PL, ensure they are configured to respect fulfillment hold statuses. Our team can help you troubleshoot this.

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