Everything between “order placed”
and “customer productive”

On-demand vendor provisioning

The moment an order lands, KeyVolt calls the vendor’s API and mints a fresh license key for exactly what was bought — the right product, the right seat count, the right term. There is no key inventory to pre-purchase, no CSV uploads, and nothing to run out of during a weekend sale.

McAfee and Norton catalogs are live today. Microsoft is coming soon, and the provisioning layer is built to add vendors without touching your store.

Delivery inside the B2B buyer portal

Your business customers already sign in to the BigCommerce B2B buyer portal for orders, quotes, and invoices. KeyVolt puts their license keys in the same place — a “My licenses” view with full history, tied to the orders they came from.

That means no lost key emails, no shared spreadsheets inside your customer’s IT team, and dramatically fewer “where’s my key?” tickets for yours.

Security that respects what a key is worth

A license key is money in string form, and KeyVolt treats it that way. Keys are hashed at rest and revealed to the buyer on demand — they don’t sit in plaintext waiting for a database leak. The app connects to each store with its own scoped OAuth credentials; there are no shared secrets or master API tokens anywhere in the pipeline.

• ✓ Keys hashed at rest, delivered once
• ✓ Per-store OAuth, least-privilege scopes
• ✓ Full audit trail of every provisioning event

Reliability you don’t have to babysit

Vendors have outages. Networks hiccup. KeyVolt assumes both: failed provisioning calls retry automatically with backoff, anything that exhausts retries lands in a dead-letter queue instead of vanishing, and stuck orders are flagged on your dashboard before the customer notices.

Every order has a clear state — provisioned, retrying, or needs attention — so “did the key go out?” is never a mystery.

A dashboard that answers the question you actually have

One screen inside your BigCommerce control panel: every software order, its SKU, its vendor, and its delivery status — searchable and paginated. No separate login, no tab-switching, no exports to find one order from last Tuesday.