Independent listing assessment
PayPlus Invoice Connect
PayPlus LTD's PayPlus Invoice Connect asks for 5 write permissions and reads shoppers' name, email address, phone number, and physical address. Rated 0.0 from 0 reviews. Kairo's independent security audit: higher risk, 32/100.
Higher risk
This assessment uses public listing information. It does not inspect source code, test an installation, or verify a vulnerability. A higher score means lower risk under this model, not a security certification.
Data access and permissions
What the app is allowed to read and change once installed, as declared on its App Store listing.
Reads shoppers' contact details beyond email
The app can read name, email address, phone number, and physical address for your customers. Phone number and physical address are the details a leak turns into a real-world problem — make sure the app's job needs them.
Tracks shopper devices and behaviour
The app collects geolocation, ip address, and browser and operating system. That is a tracking footprint on your storefront, which your cookie consent and privacy notice need to cover.
Reads staff and store-owner details
The developer receives name, email address, phone number, and physical address for your staff. Ordinary for an app that needs to email the owner; worth knowing when it includes a physical address.
Can change 5 areas of your store
Write access to customers, products, orders, gift cards, and other data. Every one of these is something the app — or anyone who compromises it — can alter without asking you.
Edit orders: the app can create and change orders
Declared as "Edit orders" covering all order history, returns. The app can create and change orders, including what was paid and where it ships. Check what it actually installs after setup, and again after you uninstall it.
Reads your full order history
Orders carry customer names, addresses and what they bought. "Edit orders" covers all order history, returns.
Privacy policy published and reachable
The developer's privacy policy at payplus.co.il answers. Read it for retention and sub-processors.
Developer reputation
How long the developer has been accountable on the App Store, and what Shopify says about them.
On the App Store since 2021
5 years listed. An app that has stayed on the store this long has been through Shopify's reviews and its merchants' complaints many times over.
Not Built for Shopify
The app has not earned Shopify's Built for Shopify badge. Many sound apps have not; it means only that Shopify has not vouched for it beyond listing it.
The developer's only app
PayPlus LTD publishes nothing else on the App Store, so this listing is their whole track record.
Developer website: payplus.co.il
A public company behind the app, with somewhere to go when support inside the app fails.
Business address listed
Registered at HarRokmim 26, Holon, 5885849, IL. A developer with a fixed address is one a data-protection request can actually reach.
What merchants report
The App Store's ratings, and what the critical reviews say — with the developer's replies to them.
Too few reviews to judge
0 reviews at 0.0 stars. A handful of reviews is easy to arrange and says little about how the app behaves at scale.
Only 0% of ratings are one star
0 one-star ratings out of 0.
Developer and listing
Free
Merchant ratings and concerns
Merchant comments are individual reports, not independently verified incidents. Follow the original review for its full context and any developer reply.
No tracked concern was identified in the sampled reviews. This does not establish that no problems exist.
How this score is calculated
Neo reads the app's public listing on the Shopify App Store — the data-access section the developer declares, the developer panel, the ratings, and the most recent one- and two-star reviews — and applies the same rules to every app. The score starts at 70, adds 5 for each good sign, and takes 3 for each thing worth knowing and 12 for each thing to weigh.
This assessment uses public listing information. It does not inspect source code, test an installation, or verify a vulnerability. A higher score means lower risk under this model, not a security certification.