As of Flow version 17.3.0, a Verification pop up can be added on your theme.
When enabled, this pop up will appear when the customer initially accesses your store - this can be great for merchants selling products with age restrictions or health-and-safety warnings.
Within your Shopify admin, go to Sales Channels > Online Store > Themes.
Click your theme, and select Customize.
On the left-hand menu, select Theme settings.
Scroll down to select Verification Pop up.
To enable this functionality, select Enable verification pop up.
By selecting Enable test mode, the verification pop up will be forced to show on every refresh - this should only be used for editing the popup.
Ensure that you disable this function before launching your store by deselecting Enable test mode.
Using the Background color selector, you can choose the color of your verification pop up.
You can also can the Background opacity by moving the slider.
Instead of selecting a background color, you also have the option to upload a background image.
To add an image to display in the background of the popup, go to Image and click Select image. Upload a new image, or select a pre-existing image from your Library or Shopify's Free Images.
In order for your Background image to be visible, please ensure that you have either not selected a Background color, or that your Background opacity is set to 0%.
🌟 We recommend uploading an image that is 250 x 133 pixels.
To add a logo to display in the background of the section, go to Logo image and click Select image. Upload a new image, or select a pre-existing image from your Library or Shopify's Free Images.
Use the Preferred width slider to change the size of the logo between 50 and 500 pixels.
The verification question is the initial popup which acts as a screening process.
To signify that the page is a verification pop up, enter your Heading into the entry field.
This will then appear at the top of the verification screen.
Use the Verification question entry field to explain the reason that you are screening your customers.
This text will then appear above your decline and approve buttons.
Use the Decline button text and Approve button text entry fields to choose the exact wording of your verification pop up buttons.
Under Declined, you will be able to edit which content will display if the user does not meet the verification requirements.
To signify that the customer's access has been declined, enter your Heading into the entry field.
This will then appear at the top of the verification screen.
Use the Text entry field to explain the reason that your customer has been denied access.
This will then be displayed above the return button.
Your return button allows customers to go back to the initial verification question if they accidentally select the wrong option.
Use the Return button text entry field to choose the exact wording of the button that will take your customers back a step.
This wording will appear on the return button at the bottom of the decline page.