A relationship becomes visible.
The same email, the same IP or the same customer account are first and foremost traceable data relationships. Nexus shows them without automatically turning them into a judgment.
Vermontas Nexus is the identity and control layer for Magento 2 orders. Magento initially knows orders, customer accounts, email addresses and IP addresses as separate data points. Nexus makes their relationships visible, preserves confirmed identities as lasting knowledge and turns that context into clear actions: Stop fake orders deliberately, Prevent abusive reviews and Assign guest orders to existing customer accounts.
Vermontas Nexus adds an identity and control layer to Magento orders. Historical data remains untouched; Nexus adds a traceable relationship layer on top.
Nexus deliberately separates technical matches from confirmed knowledge and from a boundary based on that knowledge.
The same email, the same IP or the same customer account are first and foremost traceable data relationships. Nexus shows them without automatically turning them into a judgment.
The administrator can deliberately confirm multiple customer accounts, email addresses and IP addresses as belonging together. This knowledge is retained as an identity group.
An active identity group can be blocked as a whole. Attributes added later are automatically included in the blocking check.
The value appears where relationships between orders become practically relevant: recurring fake orders, review opportunities created by those orders and guest orders that should be assigned to an existing customer account.
Recurring identities can be recognized through customer account, email address and IP address and, when needed, blocked through individual rules or as an entire identity group. Attributes added later to a blocked group are automatically included in the blocking check.
If a shop derives review eligibility from completed orders, artificially created orders can be abused for exactly that purpose. Nexus blocks orders from known blocked identities before any later review eligibility can arise.
Guest orders can deliberately be assigned to an existing Magento customer account even when the order email differs from the account email. Historical order data such as addresses, items and prices remains unchanged.
Magento knows the individual record. Nexus places the available traces next to it and makes relationships to previous orders and known identities visible.
The identity and control layer leads from an observed relationship to a deliberate action. Four actions form one coherent logic.
Matching customer ID, email address and IP address bring existing order traces together in one place.
Relationships confirmed by the administrator are preserved as lasting knowledge in an identity group.
Guest orders can deliberately be assigned to an existing Magento customer account.
Individual customer IDs, email addresses and IP addresses can be blocked deliberately. Confirmed identity groups can additionally be blocked as a whole.
Nexus does not calculate a suspicion score. A shared IP, a recurring email address or multiple orders are data first. Nexus shows the relationships. The administrator decides which relationships permanently belong to an identity and where a boundary should be set.
Nexus shows relationships so the administrator can interpret them. Only then is an order assigned, an identity connected or a boundary set.
Recognizing, connecting, assigning and setting boundaries work together wherever an order should be handled not merely as an isolated record but in the context of a known identity.
Rules can respond to customer ID, email address and IP address For each attribute, the administrator separately decides whether it is part of the blocking rule.
Enabled criteria use OR logic. As soon as one of them matches, the order is blocked server side. The customer facing message and an internal admin notice can be defined freely.
The target account is selected through a native Magento customer grid with search, filters and pagination. Assignment is also possible when the order email differs from the customer account email.
Historical order data remains unchanged. Nexus creates the logical connection to the customer account without rewriting the email address, billing address, shipping address, order items or prices.
The identity context brings together orders sharing the same customer account, email address or IP address and additionally shows matching confirmed identity groups. This turns an individual order into a traceable context.
From there, the administrator can continue directly and, when needed, assign, connect or block. Direct order relationships and confirmed knowledge from identity groups deliberately remain separate.
Multiple customer accounts, email addresses and IP addresses can be assigned to one identity. That knowledge remains available for future orders.
An active identity group can be blocked as a whole. A match on customer ID, email address or IP address is then enough to block a new order server side. Attributes added to the group later are automatically included in the blocking check.
Nexus extends existing Magento data and processes. Its core functions operate in the Magento admin and server side, so they are not limited to Hyvä.
Vermontas Nexus provides a solid technical foundation. If an adjustment to your Magento environment is necessary or desired, it is implemented directly and professionally for the specific use case.
Complete at its core. Adaptable in detail.
Vermontas Nexus already provides the technical foundation. If Nexus fits as it is, it is integrated accordingly. If adjustments are useful or desired, they are incorporated where needed. You then receive a suitable proposal for integration, setup and handover.
The key functional boundaries and decisions at a glance.
Vermontas Nexus is the identity and control layer for Magento 2 orders. The extension makes relationships between orders, customer accounts, email addresses and IP addresses visible, preserves confirmed identities as lasting knowledge and connects this knowledge layer with customer account assignment and blocking logic.
No. The core functions operate in the Magento admin and server side. Nexus is therefore not limited to Hyvä and can also be used with classic Magento frontends.
No. Nexus shows data and relationships. The administrator deliberately decides whether to confirm a relationship, assign an order or set a boundary.
For the current order, Nexus finds previous orders that use the same customer account, email address or IP address. Already confirmed identity groups are shown separately as additional context.
The customer ID is set and the order is no longer marked as a guest order. Historical order email, billing address, shipping address, items, prices and other order data remain unchanged.
No. Assignment is a deliberate administrator action. For example, an order using a company email can be assigned to an existing customer account with a different email address.
A blocking rule can respond to customer ID, email address and IP address. The administrator separately decides which attributes are considered. As soon as one enabled attribute matches, the order is blocked.
Identity groups store relationships confirmed by the administrator. Multiple customer accounts, email addresses and IP addresses can be documented as belonging together without changing historical Magento data.
Yes. An active identity group can be blocked completely. If a new order matches the group's customer ID, email address or IP address, the order is blocked server side. New attributes added to the group later are automatically covered by the group block.
Yes. Nexus already provides the technical foundation and can be integrated directly into a suitable Magento environment. If adjustments are necessary or desired, they are implemented specifically for the use case.
An identity and control layer for Magento shops where relationships between orders should be visible, confirmed knowledge should persist and boundaries should be set deliberately.
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