Attribution
Where the order came from
Use Shopify order and channel attribution as first-party commerce evidence while preserving the exact field and API context that supplied it.
Shopify commerce intelligence
Attribution identifies a source. Governance tests what that source means economically.
Shopify can attribute orders to channels and apps. AgentGateFee adds a read-only evidence layer for confidence, contribution economics, return exposure, checkout compatibility, and policy simulation.
THE OPERATING MODEL
A merchant needs more than an order count. The useful questions are whether an agent influenced demand or executed checkout, how strong the supporting evidence is, what the order contributed after discounts and refunds, and which storefront interactions the buying path still requires.
AgentGateFee preserves Shopify as the commerce system of record. It analyzes accessible order, product, attribution, refund, return, and merchant-supplied cost evidence without changing checkout or manufacturing certainty from weak signals.
WHAT THE RECORD MUST SHOW
Attribution
Use Shopify order and channel attribution as first-party commerce evidence while preserving the exact field and API context that supplied it.
Economics
Compare net merchandise revenue, discounts, refunds, COGS coverage, and merchant-defined costs across agentic, non-agentic, and unknown cohorts.
Compatibility
Identify required customer input, authentication, customization, inventory locks, subscriptions, and other state that a direct flow cannot safely bypass.
EVIDENCE FLOW
CLEAR PRODUCT BOUNDARY
Shopify provides channel and order-attribution mechanisms. AgentGateFee does not claim otherwise. Its role is to show confidence and evidence lineage, compare contribution economics, audit compatibility, and expose policy risk in a read-only workflow.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. Shopify provides channel and order-attribution mechanisms, including admin and reporting surfaces. Available detail depends on the commerce flow, channel, app, and API version.
It adds evidence confidence, multi-dimensional source classification, contribution economics, return semantics, checkout-fit findings, and counterfactual policy results.
No. The current private pilot is read-only and leaves checkout, payments, discounts, refunds, returns, and customer communication unchanged.
START WITH EVIDENCE