Revize works inside Shopify and alongside the tools you already run, from Flow and Klaviyo to your 3PL and ERP. Here’s each one, and exactly what Revize does with it.
Klaviyo
Recharge
Gorgias
Narvar
Judge.meRevize is Built for Shopify. It runs in your admin, makes edits on the Shopify order itself, and plugs into Flow, customer accounts, checkout pages and Sidekick.
Ten Revize triggers start your Flow workflows when an order changes, from a new address to a cancellation. One action refunds an overpayment.
10 triggers
1 action
Revize runs inside your Shopify admin. Edits are made on the Shopify order itself, and each order is tagged with what changed, such as revize:shipping_address_updated.
The edit experience lives on the order page in Shopify customer accounts, so shoppers make changes from the account they already use.
Revize blocks tell shoppers they can still edit, show the time left and offer upsells. When an edit costs more, they pay the difference through Shopify’s checkout.
Ask Sidekick how order editing is going. Revize gives it read-only data for the dates you ask about:
Connect them from the Integrations page inside Revize, or drop add-to-order links into the tools you already send from.
Put an “Add to your order” button in any post-purchase message. One tap adds the product to the customer’s existing order, with no new checkout.
When an edited order is fully paid, Revize sends the updated order to Klaviyo as an event, so flows and segments work from the latest order. Add-to-order links go in your Klaviyo emails too.
Add the “Add to your order” button to the post-purchase emails you send with Shopify Email.
Use the same one-tap add-to-order links in your Postscript messages.
Address and product changes sync to the customer’s Recharge subscription. You decide whether customers can update the address, swap variants, change quantities or cancel.
When a customer raises a support ticket from their order, the same ticket is created in Gorgias automatically, with the order number, topic and message.
Returns from the EU withdrawal button are created in Narvar instead of Shopify, so they run through your Narvar returns flow.
Judge.me star ratings appear on products inside the order editor, so customers see reviews when they add or swap items.
Editing rules can target pre-order dates, Recharge and Skio subscription orders, B2B and POS orders. Shopify bundle lines stay intact, and the Shopify App Store lists Revize as working with pre-order apps, Rebuy, Recharge and ReConvert.
Revize keeps each new order from your warehouse while customers can edit, then releases it with every edit applied. It works with any 3PL or WMS that connects to Shopify.
The order is created in Shopify as usual.
You set how long the edit window lasts, and how the order waits: on hold, or released when the window ends by a tag or payment capture.
Every change is made on the Shopify order itself.
When the window closes, your fulfilment system gets the final order.
Fulfilment systems Revize works with include:
Edits land on the Shopify order before it’s released, so every change reaches your stack before the package leaves. ERP coverage includes:
Choose the one that fits how your warehouse works. Our team sets up the right one with you during onboarding.
Each new order is held while customers can edit, then released for fulfilment with every edit applied.
Orders aren’t held. When the edit window ends, Revize tags the order revize:order_released, or a custom tag you choose, so your 3PL or WMS picks it up only once editing is done.
With Shopify set to capture payments manually, Revize captures the payment when the edit window ends. The order turns paid then, so a 3PL that imports paid orders gets it with every edit applied.
Tell us what you’d like to connect. Pro includes custom feature requests and integrations, and Enterprise adds advanced integrations with your existing systems.
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