Start with the promise made at checkout
Three files do not necessarily mean three purchased items. A logo project might produce a PDF guide, a PNG preview, and an SVG source file as one deliverable. Conversely, three reports in one order may have separate readiness dates and should remain distinguishable.
QuickAttach’s published feature set describes files or links per order item. It does not establish an unlimited list of attachments for a single item. Build the package around confirmed capabilities instead of assuming that the upload interface will match your folder structure.
Use this association matrix
| Business requirement | Structure to evaluate | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Separate purchased services finish independently | Separate actual order items | Each can have a clear readiness and delivery record |
| Several assets together make one finished service | One combined document or archive | The package can correspond to one release |
| Large or externally maintained collection | Controlled external destination | Avoid assuming all material belongs in one upload |
This matrix guides delivery design. It does not prescribe changing live Shopify order structure or claim a bundle integration. Examine the actual order and the app’s controls before deciding.
Fictional example: one identity kit
Order 4203 contains a custom identity kit, not three independently priced services. The merchant prepares three output formats and chooses to evaluate an archive as the release artifact. The archive includes a short contents list identifying each format and its purpose. Its internal files use neutral names and contain only the approved outputs.
The merchant tests that a customer can download and open the package on the devices the store intends to support. An archive that works on the production computer may still require clearer customer instructions. The choice is accepted only after this usability check; no completed result is claimed here.
Questions that can change the decision
- Will a customer need one component before the others?
- Can one component be revised without confusion about the whole package?
- Does the total upload meet the app’s current limit?
- Will the customer recognize the contents without opening every file?
- Does an external destination expose unrelated materials?
- Can support identify the exact package revision that was sent?
The QuickAttach support page asks merchants to keep uploads under 100 MB and check external link permissions. Once the package is chosen, map that release to the relevant item through the order delivery workflow. Keep packaging and order association explicit so that future revisions do not become guesswork.
Deliver the right file with the right order
See how QuickAttach connects a customer-specific file or link to a Shopify order item.
See the QuickAttach order-to-download walkthrough