Integration
Installs as a Shopify app, not as a theme edit. It tracks buyer intent, recovers abandoned checkouts and controls which payment methods each customer sees.
Tracking is added through Shopify's official pixel extension. Your theme is untouched, and theme updates cannot break it.
A Shopify Payment Customization function shows or hides a payment method by country, order value or cart contents — cash on delivery included.
Abandoned checkouts feed an automation over email, SMS or Viber, with a personal link back to the cart.
Shopify orders land on RevOrder's delivery screen, where waybills are issued and shipment statuses are tracked.
The app asks for four permissions and no more: read products, orders and customers, and manage the payment method rules at checkout. It cannot change products, prices or orders.
Order data feeds segments, campaigns and attribution — the report of which channel produced which order. Buyer-intent tracking comes separately, from the storefront pixel extension.
It does not replace the Shopify checkout. Standard Shopify does not allow anyone to do that, and anyone promising otherwise is either talking about Shopify Plus or about something that will break on your next update.
What RevOrder does change at checkout goes through Shopify's own mechanisms: a Payment Customization function for the payment rules and a pixel extension for tracking. Everything else happens outside the checkout — in automations, campaigns and the delivery screen.
From the Shopify App Store or via a direct link. Shopify shows the exact permission list at install time.
The pixel extension is activated with one click from the app settings. From then on RevOrder sees buyer intent in real time.
Decide which payment methods appear for whom — by country, order value or cart contents.
Pick the abandoned checkout scenario, choose a channel and a message, and turn it on. Its revenue is reported separately.
The free plan is enough to see your store's buyer intent and abandoned checkouts.
