Overvio works on Shopify.
Overvio is WooCommerce-first, and it supports Shopify too. Connect your Shopify store and your email, flows, popups, and coupons run on your live shop data, and report only the sales your store confirms. Where Shopify limits what an outside tool can reach, Overvio tells you plainly what it can and cannot do, instead of promising everything. Full cart recovery is the honest example.
Overvio leads on WooCommerce and welcomes custom-built stores. Shopify is supported, second, and we say so.
See the WooCommerce integrationYour store
Connected to Shopify, reading your live shop.
- Orders and products, straight from Shopify
- Email, flows, popups, coupons: in full
Everything that matters for email marketing runs here, and we are honest about what Shopify keeps to itself.
When the sale lands
Filed under the message that earned it.
Counted once Shopify records the order, refunds subtracted.
From connect to counted, on Shopify.
Connecting Shopify takes a few clicks, and the heart of Overvio runs here the way it runs anywhere. Step by step, this is what happens between connecting your store and counting a sale Shopify has on record.
Connect your Shopify store in a few clicks.
Overvio installs from your Shopify admin with your permission to read orders and products: nothing to paste, no developer, no waiting. Minutes later it is working from the same orders and totals your admin screen already shows.
Your store, connected
Shopify
Installed from your Shopify admin · permission to read orders
Shopify's own facts keep themselves current.
Orders, products, customers, and refunds come across from Shopify and stay up to date on their own. The picture Overvio works from is the one your admin already shows: same orders, same totals, nothing retyped and nothing dragged between tools.
What comes across
- Orders, with their totals
- Products, as they change
- Customers, with their consent
- Refunds, kept out of the count
One engine where you used to run a shelf of apps.
Instead of a shelf of single-purpose apps, each holding its own copy of your shop, everything here reads one live picture of your Shopify store. Who opted out, what sold, which message earned it: kept once, counted once, reported once.
One engine, not a shelf
- Email app
- Popup app
- Coupon app
- Analytics app
- Search app
one Overvio in their place
Switching tools is the easy part.
If you already send from somewhere else, the move is short: the list comes with you, the sender name stays, the history stays. Shopify itself never notices the change, and we would rather be honest about cart recovery than dramatic about switching.
Moving in
Your list, your sender, your history: moved.
A short move · the limits stated up front
Counted only when Shopify says it happened.
When a sale follows one of your messages, Overvio writes down which one, and waits for Shopify to record the order before counting anything, net of refunds. A sale Shopify has not recorded is never slipped into your revenue line.
Sale result
The order, filed under its message.
On record in Shopify · refunds subtracted
Only the revenue Shopify records.
Being supported second changes nothing about the counting. Overvio does not take credit for every sale an email happened to come before. It keeps two piles, and only one is ever called revenue.
Confirmed: counted
She tapped through your email, and Shopify recorded the order.
Sales sitting in your Shopify admin, refunds subtracted: nothing else ever wears the label revenue.
Provisional: set aside
She opened the email, then ordered that evening through a search.
Marked provisional and kept in view, useful to know, never added to the revenue line.
Shopify or anywhere else, you read the same honest page: the order, the message before it, and which pile it landed in.
See how it is proven in analyticsWhat runs on Shopify, honestly.
| What you get | What it does |
|---|---|
| Email marketing | Full. Newsletters and campaigns, sent to a list kept clean, under a name her inbox trusts. |
| Flows | Full. Welcome, cart, and post-purchase series that run themselves, timed to the shopper, not to your working hours. |
| Popups and on-site | Full. Signup capture, spin-to-win, exit offers, with consent asked before anything else happens. |
| Coupons | Full. One code per shopper, applied for her in a click, and matched to the sale it closes. |
| Product analytics | Full. The scoreboard reads the same here: revenue Shopify recorded on one side, everything unproven on the other. |
| Search and recommendations | Full. Forgiving search, and recommendations drawn from what genuinely sells together on your shelves. |
| Cart recovery | Limited on Shopify. Cart recovery goes deepest on WooCommerce; on Shopify it works within what Shopify opens to outside tools, and Overvio tells you plainly what that means for your store. |
Before you connect.
The questions Shopify owners ask about Overvio, answered with the limits left in. Anything else, write to us: you will get an answer, not a demo.
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. Overvio leads on WooCommerce, welcomes custom-built stores, and supports Shopify second. Everything that matters for email marketing runs on Shopify. We are simply honest that it is not where the product is deepest.
Email, flows, popups, coupons, analytics, and search all run in full. Cart recovery is the honest exception: it goes deepest on WooCommerce, and on Shopify it works within what Shopify opens to outside tools. We tell you exactly what that means for your store rather than promise everything.
Within limits. Full cart recovery is a WooCommerce strength; on Shopify, Overvio does what Shopify allows an outside tool to do and is plain about the difference. If cart recovery is your main reason for coming, WooCommerce is where it is strongest.
No. Connecting Shopify is a few clicks from your own admin. You can do it yourself, today.
No. Your theme, your checkout, and your other apps stay exactly as they are. The move happens on the email side. Your list, sender name, and history carry over, and the honest limits on this page are about cart recovery, never about switching.
Yes, the counting rules do not soften. A sale becomes revenue only after Shopify has the order on record, refunds subtracted, and it is filed under the message it followed. Anything Shopify has not recorded stays out of the revenue line, plainly labeled.
Yes. Nothing about a shopper is kept until she has properly agreed, emails go only to shoppers who said yes, and a request to be forgotten is honored in full: the same strict rules on Shopify as anywhere Overvio runs.
Bring Overvio to Shopify, count real sales.
Connect your Shopify store, bring your list across, and run email, flows, popups, and coupons from one engine, where every claim is checked against what Shopify actually recorded.
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