Confirm the order before you fulfill it.
For Shopify stores that already review risky orders by hand. Order Vault holds a flagged order, gets the customer to confirm it, and gives you one click to approve or cancel — with a chargeback evidence file ready for every order.
- PENDINGFulfillment held, payment authorized
ov-verification-pending - VERIFIEDCustomer confirmed the order
ov-verified - APPROVEDCaptured and released to ship
ov-approved
ov-cancelledHow it works
Shopify flags the order.
Medium or high risk, based on Shopify's own risk assessment — Order Vault doesn't score orders itself.
Order Vault holds it.
Fulfillment pauses. Payment stays authorized, not captured. The order is tagged, and the customer gets a one-click link showing the order name and a masked address.
The customer confirms.
Order Vault records the time, IP address, and browser.
You decide.
Approve captures payment and releases the hold, so the order ships. Cancel voids the authorization and cancels the order — nothing ships.
Or it decides itself.
A reminder goes out first, then an automatic decision before the authorization expires — cancel by default, or approve if the customer already confirmed.
A paper trail for every order
Every order Order Vault tracks gets a downloadable PDF evidence file, built automatically and ready to send if a chargeback comes in.
- Order and customer details
- Billing and shipping address
- Payment result: card last 4, AVS and CVV codes
- Shopify's risk assessment
- The customer's verification record
- Fulfillment and tracking
- The full event timeline
When a chargeback arrives, you get an email alert.
- Order & customer
- Billing / shipping
- Payment result
- Risk assessment
- Verification record
- Fulfillment & tracking
- Event timeline
What you need
Shopify Payments, or a gateway that supports manual capture — with your store set to manually capture payments. The install guide walks through the setting.
Pricing
Free during the beta.
Planned: one plan at $19/month after the beta, with a 14-day free trial.