Wrong postcode, wrong size, one too many. QuickAmend lets shoppers correct it themselves on the order page, and holds fulfillment until they are done.
This is a working demo. Change a quantity or the address.
Most mistakes are noticed minutes after checkout. That is the window QuickAmend protects. You choose how long it lasts.
Fulfillment is put on hold in Shopify, so nobody picks or prints a label yet.
The customer corrects the address on the order page. Taxes are recalculated.
One shirt too many comes off the order. The difference is refunded automatically.
The hold is released and the order is tagged, so your 3PL reads the final version.
No support ticket, no reshipment, no cancel-and-reorder.
Plans differ only by volume. No revenue share, no per-edit fee, no discount-code games.
An edit is one saved change by a customer. Changes you make yourself in the admin are never counted.
No. QuickAmend edits the original order through Shopify's order editing API. The order number, payment and reports stay intact.
They pay the difference first through Shopify's secure payment page. The order only changes once that payment succeeds, so you never ship unpaid items.
While the window is open the order is on hold, so there is nothing to pick. When it closes, the hold is released and the order is tagged, which prompts most 3PLs to re-read it. Once picking has started, edits are refused.
All of them. Nothing here needs Shopify Plus. Customers edit from the order status page, their account, or a secure link in the confirmation email.
Shopify itself blocks edits on fulfilled items, local delivery orders and Shop Pay Installments orders. QuickAmend tells the customer plainly instead of failing silently.
QuickAmend is in final testing. Send us a line and we will email you the install link on launch day.
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