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Looking for the basics? Start with the main FAQ. This page covers advanced capabilities and 3PL integration questions.

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Advanced features

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 →
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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