Can shoppers find it?
Make the entry visible from the storefront, order status, account, or policy page.
Let shoppers submit EU withdrawal requests without logging in. Cancevia keeps the receipt, order context, and review state in Shopify.

Make the entry visible from the storefront, order status, account, or policy page.
Let guest buyers submit order and contact details without creating an account.
Send an email receipt for each submitted request.
Keep status, order context, timestamps, and follow-up in one place.
From storefront entry to review-ready record.
The storefront entry opens a no-login form.
The customer submits details and receives an email receipt.
Status, email state, and order context stay together.

Works for customer accounts and guest orders.

Keep requests out of a generic mailbox.

Send a receipt customers can keep.
A link is easy. The real work is collecting details, confirming receipt, and keeping a record.
It explains rights, but does not collect requests or create records.
Staff must reconstruct the case from messages and order data.
Returns, exchanges, and withdrawals need different review paths.
Manual receipts depend on support speed.
Cover the entry, request details, confirmation, and email receipt in one Shopify workflow.
Give customers one visible place to start.
Collect identity, order, and request details for review.
Confirm that the request was received.
Give staff the context to decide next steps.
One workflow for entry, form, email receipt, order context, and review.
Keep withdrawal requests separate from returns and support.
Customers review details before submitting.
Use order number and email to review against Shopify orders.
Show available order timing for faster review.
Use form and email templates for EU-facing storefronts.
Keep status, timestamps, receipts, and exports together.
The goal is not only to add a button. Merchants need to trust the whole request path.
| Need | Cancevia | Generic form | Returns portal |
|---|---|---|---|
| No customer account | No-login flow | Weak order context | Often account-driven |
| Email receipt | Linked to the request | Manual or disconnected | Depends on returns setup |
| Order context | Matching where possible | Manual search | Return-focused |
| Withdrawal records | Status, timestamps, evidence | Scattered messages | Mixed with returns |
Give customers a visible entry, confirmation, email receipt, and a record staff can review.
For a standard Shopify theme, usually yes: install the app, add the entry point, and send a test request. Legal copy review or theme QA can take longer.
A Free plan is available. Paid plans start at $9/month, and Professional is $25/month. Shopify shows the current price before approval.
If you sell to EU customers, you should provide a visible electronic withdrawal path with confirmation and email receipt. Cancevia helps make that operational in Shopify.
No. Keep your returns app for labels, exchanges, refunds, and warehouse steps. Cancevia focuses on EU withdrawal requests.
You can adjust the app workflow and customer copy without rebuilding a custom theme form. Merchants still review final legal wording.
Yes. Install it per Shopify store and reuse the same setup checklist across client stores. Agency rollout support is available.
Install Cancevia and send customers through a structured request flow.