See the complete flow
AI proposes.Code prices.PayPal holds.The shop decides.
OrderForge turns one vague custom-order request into an order the customer approved on PayPal and the shop confirmed. The assistant reads the request, code chooses and prices the box, PayPal sets the money aside, and the shop makes the final call.
Try the real flow
Each button starts a real request in a real order room, exactly as if you had typed the message yourself. Nothing is faked or skipped: the assistant reads the message, and code checks the stock and the price.
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Where a person takes over
The assistant reads it
It turns your words into a short list of facts and asks only about what is missing.
Code prices it
The shop's own products, stock and prices decide the box and the exact price. The assistant never sets a price.
You accept the exact price
Human approval begins here. Nothing moves until a person says yes.
A person decides from here
PayPal holds the money
You approve on PayPal's own page. The money is set aside; nothing is charged yet.
The shop decides
The shop owner reviews the order and accepts or declines.
Charge or release
If the shop accepts, the money is charged once. If it declines, the money is released.
What you need
To follow a request as a customer you need nothing: no sign-in. To approve the payment on PayPal you need the PayPal sandbox buyer account. Its address and password are in the Devpost notes, not on this page.
To see the shop's side, sign in with the shop owner's demo account at the shop sign-in page. Its details are also in the Devpost notes.