From an abandoned cart to money in your bank.
Cash on delivery, Karachi, Rs 3,448. Nine things have to go right. ShipOps handles eight of them.
She fills the cart, types her phone and address at checkout, then leaves. No order, no notification, nothing you'd ever know about.
One tap back to the exact cart, in your own wording. Up to three messages, and they stop the second she orders.
Rs 3,448, no payment taken. From here nothing is safe until the cash reaches your bank.
Her phone rings in Urdu, the minute the order lands. Press 1 to confirm, 2 to cancel. Nothing ships on a guess, and nobody on your team dialled anything.
Booked and labelled inside ShipOps if you're on TCS, or from your courier's portal exactly as you do today. Either way ShipOps picks the parcel up and starts watching it. CN 23557100001928
The rider couldn't find the house. The parcel is held for your decision — miss the window and it turns around on its own. In the courier portal this is a status code on page four. Most stores never see the clock.
The WhatsApp message is already written. She sends a landmark — and the retry goes to the courier from the same screen, carrying the fixed address on the couriers that accept one. The order keeps a note saying who filed it and when.
Switch write-back on and the Shopify order is marked delivered the moment the courier says so, with nobody touching it. A return that came back instead is cancelled and restocked the same way — refunds never automatic.
The rider collected Rs 3,448. The courier's payout receipt says Rs 3,200. ShipOps matched the two and flagged the gap, with the evidence attached.
That was one customer.
In one 30-day window on a real store, ShipOps surfaced:
The parcel story above is illustrative sample data. These two figures are from a real ShipOps store; what ShipOps finds for you depends on your own orders and courier receipts.
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