Solution
Most started orders do not fail on price — they fail on interruption. RevOrder spots the interruption and brings the shopper back to exactly where they stopped.
The platform watches buyer intent and sees when a cart or a started checkout is abandoned, rather than at the end of the day.
Email, SMS and Viber are driven by one automation instead of three separate tools with three separate lists.
The message carries a personal link that restores the cart. The shopper does not start over.
The order is attributed back to the message that produced it, so the report shows revenue recovered.
The usual approach sends one email an hour later and stops there. The problem is that it treats every abandonment the same — whether the shopper balked at the price, was interrupted on their phone, or reached payment and fell over right at the end.
RevOrder separates those cases. An abandoned cart and an abandoned checkout are different signals and deserve a different message, at a different moment, on a different channel.
Every link is an opaque, time-limited token that can be revoked. The address carries no email, phone number or order id — nothing that could be shared by accident or guessed.
Link scanners in mail clients cannot trigger a restore, and a click is recorded as evidence, not as a recovered order. An order counts as recovered only when it is actually placed.
Carts and started checkouts reach RevOrder through the app, the plugin or the checkout script.
After a period of inactivity you define, the order is marked abandoned.
A first message on your chosen channel, then optionally a second on another — your copy, your timing.
If the shopper completes the order, it is tied back to the specific message.
The free plan shows your store's abandoned checkouts before you pay anything.
