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Excluding orders from triggers

You can exclude orders from triggers in the Exceptions area of the settings. Exceptions filter out orders before your automatic triggers are applied, giving you more control over which orders require ID verification.

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If the exceptions below don't quite fit your needs, you can build a Shopify Flow workflow with our create an ID check action for a more customized trigger. For other platforms, use the REST API to build custom logic.

Find the order exceptions tab within the settings of the Real ID app, then enable after checkout ID verification, and select the Exceptions tab. The Exceptions tab will filter out orders that should not qualify for ID verification before your normal triggers run.

Excluding already verified customers​

Real ID will exclude orders from ID verification if the customer has already been verified once before.

Learn more about how verified customers are remembered.

Excluding in-store pick up orders​

Real ID can exclude orders for in-store pickup from ID verification. Enabling this rule will exclude all pickup orders from triggering an ID check. This might be helpful if you have a process for ID checking in person.

Exclude in store pick up orders from ID verification

Excluding orders by shipping line​

Real ID can also exclude orders from automatic verification by the shipping line code. For multiple shipping lines, separate them by commas. For example, to exclude both Standard and Express shipping codes, enter Standard,Express.

Excluding orders from ID verification based on the orders shipping line code

If you need help finding the shipping line code for a given order, please contact us with an example order number and we'll be able to help you find the shipping code.

Exclude orders by payment gateway​

You may want to exclude orders paid through specific gateways because the gateways provide merchant protection.

To exclude multiple payment gateways, separate them by commas. For example, to exclude both PayPal and Cash on Delivery payments, enter PayPal,Cash On Delivery.

Excluding orders by the payment method like PayPal, Sezzle, CoD (Cash on Delivery) and any other payment gateway Shopify supports

If you need help finding the payment gateway name for a given order, please contact us with an example order number and we'll be able to help you find the payment gateway name.

Exclude orders by channel​

You may want to skip ID verification for orders that come in through certain sales channels, like Shopify Collective or a marketplace app that imports Amazon or Walmart orders.

Turn on Exclude orders from ID verification by channel. Real ID lists the channels your recent orders came from, with how many orders each one sent. Check the ones to exclude, then save.

The excluded sales channels setting with Point of Sale locked as always excluded, and Online Store and Shopify Collective listed from the store's recent orders, with Shopify Collective checked

Point of Sale orders are always excluded

Orders placed through Shopify POS never trigger automatic ID verification, so Point of Sale is always checked and can't be changed. To verify customers at the register, use the Real ID POS app.

Each channel shows its source name under the label, for example pos or shopify-collective-automatic-payments. This is the value Shopify records on the order, and it's what Real ID matches against. It doesn't always look like the channel's display name, which is why picking from the list is more reliable than typing a name.

Adding a channel that isn't listed​

The list only shows channels from your recent orders. To exclude a channel before its first order arrives, type its source name into Add a source name and click Add. Matching ignores capitalization and extra spaces.

Common source names:

ChannelSource name
Online Storeweb
Draft ordersshopify_draft_order
Shopify Collectiveshopify-collective-automatic-payments

Other apps often use their own name or a numeric app ID. If you're not sure which source name an app uses, place a test order through it and it will appear in the list.

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Loading the list requires permission to view orders. If you see a notice instead of the list, ask a store owner to open the settings, or add source names manually.