Integrations

It plugs into the store you already run

Orders arrive on their own. Proof links, tags and holds go back the other way, into the order screen your team already has open. Nobody has to learn a second system.

Set up in 5 minutes, no code · Works with Shopify and WooCommerce

A proof tool nobody opens is a proof tool you do not have

If the evidence lives in a separate dashboard, somebody has to remember to go there — during packing, and again three weeks later during a dispute. Tools that never reach into the order screen quietly stop being used.

What you get

Shopify app, WooCommerce plugin

Install from the Shopify App Store or the WordPress.org plugin directory. Two minutes, no code, no downtime, nothing to copy by hand.

Orders arrive by themselves

Webhook-driven sync: a new order shows up ready to record in under thirty seconds, and your existing orders backfill when you connect.

Proof written back into the order

The verify link lands in an order metafield and, if you want it, as a timeline note — visible to anyone who opens that order in the platform.

Tags you can filter and automate on

Orders are tagged by proof state, so the views, filters and flows you have already built in Shopify can use them without any extra work.

Fulfilment holds, placed and released

Approval mode holds the order and releases it the moment the buyer responds. WooCommerce gets the equivalent through order notes and order meta.

A queue that does not lose writes

Every write-back is queued, retried and reconciled by background jobs. A brief platform outage delays the note; it does not drop it.

How it works

  1. 1

    Connect the store

    Install the app or the plugin and authorise it. There are no API keys to copy across.

  2. 2

    Orders start flowing

    Existing orders backfill, new ones arrive by webhook within seconds.

  3. 3

    Record as you pack

    Your team works from the order list, on a phone or a desktop.

  4. 4

    The proof goes home

    Links, tags and notes are written back into the platform order.

Under the hood

Facts, not adjectives. Everything below describes what the product does today — nothing here is on a roadmap.

Availability

Commerce integrations are available on every plan. Free includes the core connection flow with a monthly order limit.

Pricing
New order appears in
under 30 sNew order appears in
Write-back operations
7Write-back operations
Platforms live
2Platforms live
Platforms
Shopify (App Store listing) and WooCommerce (WordPress.org plugin)
Sync latency
New orders visible in under 30 seconds
Direction
Two-way — orders in; proof links, tags, metafields, notes and holds out
Write-back operations
Place hold, release hold, add tags, set metafields, add note, set meta, backfill line-item images
Reliability
Durable queue with retries, plus reconcile, webhook-retry and event-recovery jobs
Coming next
Trendyol, Hepsiburada and N11; cash-on-delivery orders are already supported
Payments
Stripe Connect and Shopify Payments, used for dispute intake

Questions people actually ask

How long does setup take?

Under five minutes on both platforms, with no developer. WooCommerce is a plugin install plus a single authorisation click.

What happens to my existing orders?

They backfill when you connect, so you are not starting from an empty list and wondering whether it worked.

Will my team have to work in two places?

Only for recording. The proof link, the tags and the status all come back into the platform order, so anyone looking at an order sees the evidence from there.

What if the platform API is down when you need to write something?

The write is queued and retried, and background jobs reconcile anything that fell behind. It is delayed, not lost.

Record every order and use it as evidence when a dispute comes up.

Set up PallasMark in 5 minutes and turn every order into evidence that wins. No credit card required.