Knowledge Base

Integrations connect RepuRate to outside transaction sources so completed activity can be imported with less manual entry. Current integration paths include supported marketplace/API connections such as Shopify and Wix, plus email receipt forwarding for platforms that do not offer an API. Imported activity starts as a draft so you can review it before it becomes a RepuRate transaction.

Embeds let you display your RepuRate reputation outside RepuRate. You can create an embed card, customize what it shows, and share it on a website, marketplace listing, profile, email, or message. Embed cards can be shared as JavaScript widgets, PNG/SVG badges, Markdown, or a direct link.

No. RepuRate does not import outside ratings or reviews because that would weaken score integrity. RepuRate can import transaction activity from supported sources, such as Shopify, Wix, or forwarded receipt emails, so those transactions can be reviewed and promoted into the RepuRate rating flow.

Yes! You can share your RepuRate public profile link (repurate.co/member/public/your-handle) on LinkedIn, social media, and business pages. You can also use an embed widget (/member/settings/embed-cards/) to display your reputation score directly on your website.

Yes. RepuRate provides customizable embed cards for websites, marketplace listings, profiles, emails, and messages. From Embed Card settings, you can choose display options, aliases, allowed domains, optional signatures, analytics, and output formats including JavaScript, PNG/SVG, Markdown, and direct links.

Embed cards support JavaScript widgets, static PNG/SVG badges, Markdown snippets, and direct share links. JavaScript widgets are interactive and update automatically. PNG/SVG badges work well where scripts are not allowed. Markdown is useful for GitHub, Reddit, Discord, and similar platforms. Direct links are best for emails or messages.

Yes. Each embed card includes a Direct Link option that you can copy and send to buyers or add to messages, emails, and listings where custom code is not allowed. The direct link uses the card's current display settings and does not require JavaScript.

Embed aliases let you control the public-facing name shown on an embed card. They are useful when you want different display identities for different platforms, listings, or business contexts while still connecting the trust signal back to your RepuRate account.

Yes. You can display your RepuRate reputation on an eCommerce site using embed cards, and Shopify store owners can connect a Shopify store from Connected Marketplaces. RepuRate imports paid Shopify orders into imported transaction drafts that can be reviewed, promoted, and used to request ratings.

Connect your Shopify store domain, such as your-store.myshopify.com, from Connected Marketplaces. RepuRate uses Shopify authorization, webhooks, and polling to import paid orders into the Imported Draft Queue. Drafts stay separate from native transactions until they are promoted manually or handled by supported automation settings.

Connect your Wix site from Connected Marketplaces. After authorization, RepuRate imports approved Wix store orders using webhooks and polling. Imported Wix activity appears as reviewable transaction drafts before becoming native RepuRate transactions.

The Imported Draft Queue is a holding area for activity imported from Shopify, Wix, or forwarded receipt emails. Drafts do not affect your transaction history until promoted. From the queue, you can review details, promote a draft to a transaction, send an available email or SMS invite, open an already promoted transaction, or discard drafts you do not want to use.

For supported connections, yes. Automation can leave imports for manual review, auto-promote them to transactions, or auto-promote and send an invite by email. SMS automation is only available when you confirm you have consent for transactional/rating SMS. For online marketplace buyers, RepuRate recommends email-first automation.

Each member can use a private RepuRate receipt forwarding address from Connected Marketplaces. Forward order, booking, or marketplace receipt emails to that address and RepuRate creates imported transaction drafts for review. Tested sources use parser-specific extraction. Unknown receipt formats are treated as experimental and remain manual-review first.

RepuRate scans the forwarded email subject, sender, date, body text, and total-related amount lines to estimate the transaction title, source, date, counterparty, currency, and total amount. Extraction is best-effort. If fields are missing or confidence is low, the receipt can still create a reviewable draft instead of being promoted automatically.

Your receipt forwarding address stays the same unless you regenerate it or support disables it. If you regenerate the address, old saved contacts and forwarding rules stop working and must be updated. Treat the address as private because it is tied to your RepuRate account.

Yes, RepuRate is great for verifying trust and reputation in legal transactions.

Yes. Manually created transactions can notify the other party by email or SMS when the transaction is created. Supported marketplace connections can also use automation to promote imported transactions and send rating invites. SMS-based automation requires confirmed consent; email-first automation is recommended for most online marketplace transactions.

Yes! RepuRate can verify borrower/seller trustworthiness for lending.

Yes! Your RepuRate public profile can serve as a digital trust certification. Share your profile link (repurate.co/member/public/your-handle) in job applications, resumes, or portfolios to demonstrate your credibility and track record.

Signed-in members can open Resources from the member menu or from the Support page. Resources include RepuRate how-to videos, written notes, and links for common setup flows such as profiles, privacy, transactions, integrations, embed cards, badges, and support.

Start Here is the first set of onboarding resources for RepuRate users. It is meant to help you set up the basics quickly: confirm your profile, review privacy controls, understand transactions, connect supported integrations, and decide where to share your RepuRate score.

Some member pages show contextual guides when a RepuRate admin has published resources for that area. For example, Marketplace Settings can show Shopify, Wix, or email receipt guides, while Embed Card settings can show public-profile and embed-card walkthroughs.

RepuRate resources are managed by the team and may point to videos hosted on the official RepuRate YouTube channel. If a video link has not been added yet, was removed, or is being replaced, the resource stays visible with a not-available message instead of showing a broken video.

Yes. If a guide, video, or FAQ would make RepuRate easier to use, submit a support ticket from the Support page and include the feature or workflow you want covered. The team can add new resources without a code deploy once the topic is ready.