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How to find your way around avonao.com, change its language and colours, keep links for later, sign in, check a receipt, manage email and cookie choices, and reach a person. For the API, the tools and the SDKs, read the docs.
This page is about the website itself. How the tools, the API and the SDKs work is in the docs. Open the docs →
The navigation, the footer and three small controls at the edges are the same on every page. Once you know where they are, you know your way around the whole site.
Products, how it works, pricing, the docs, receipt checks and support. The logo always leads back home. On narrower screens they sit behind the menu button at the right end.
Opens a search over every page of the site. The shortcuts are below.
On a phone the two fold into one account button with a person icon, which opens a small window with both.
Opens the links you saved for later, with a count of how many there are.
A sun at the top and a moon at the bottom. Click it to change the colours.
Once you have answered the cookie notice, this icon reopens your choices.
Every part of the site in four columns, then your privacy choices and the language menu.
The tools, solutions, integrations, comparisons, regions, roadmap, pricing, receipt checks, status and changelog.
The docs, the quickstart, the receipt format, the cookbook, the glossary, open source and our packages.
About us, careers, press, the blog, newsletters, the trust center, contact, support, this help page and security.
Terms, privacy policy, imprint, opt-out requests, abuse reports and trademarks.
Search looks through every page of the site in your language: titles, summaries and, on docs, legal and blog pages, section headings, which open at the right place.
| Keys | What it does |
|---|---|
| ⌘KorCtrlK | Open or close the search |
| / | Open the search, unless you are typing in a field |
| ↑or↓ | Move through the results |
| Enter | Open the selected result |
| ⌘EnterorCtrlEnter | Open the selected result in a new tab |
| Esc | Close the search |
Your last six searches are kept in this browser, if it allows storage, and shown when you open the search again.
Try a shorter word. Search also matches the start of words and a slightly shorter stem, so “verify” finds “verification”.
The site is in ten languages. Each one has its own addresses: English pages have no prefix, the others start with their code, such as /de/ or /ja/.
//de//de-du//es//es-419//fr//it//pt//ja//zh/Until you choose, the site follows the language your browser asks for, then your country, and otherwise shows English.
Open the language menu at the bottom of any page and pick one. The page reopens at its address in that language.
Your choice is kept in a cookie named tv_locale, so pages without a prefix open in it too.
Tabs of the site that are already open switch to the new language as well.
German comes formal (Sie) and informal (du). The site starts with the formal one; pick “Deutsch (Du)” in the menu for the other.
The documentation and the legal documents are written in English. The pages around them, and the search, follow your language.
The switch on the right edge of every page, vertically centred, changes the site between light and dark colours.
Until you use the switch, the site uses the light or dark setting of your device.
Once you choose, the choice is stored in this browser and applied before each page draws.
The dashboard reads the same setting, so both look the same in this browser.
Other open tabs of the site change with it.
Right-click any link on the site for a small menu: Open · Open in new tab · Save for later.
Any link: in a page, in the navigation or in the footer.
The link goes into your saved links, ready for when you have time.
The saved-links button sits on the left edge, vertically centred.
Saved links are kept in this browser, and in your account once you open the dashboard signed in. Clearing site data, or a private window, starts with an empty list.
Reading the site, searching it, checking a receipt, joining an email list and asking for support need no account. You need one to create API keys and use the tools.
Start for free asks for your email address, a plan and the data region your account lives in. We email you a link that signs you in.
Start for free →Enter your work email and we send you a sign-in link. There are no passwords. You can also sign in with Google or Microsoft.
Sign in →After your first sign-in you can add a passkey and sign in with it. Recovery codes get you back in if you lose a device.
Signing in, in the docs →Keys are created in the dashboard. How to create, rotate and revoke them is in the docs.
API keys, in the docs →The Free plan is hosted in the US region; on a paid plan you choose your data region when you sign up.
Anyone can check that an Avonao receipt is genuine and unchanged. No account, nothing to install.
Open Verify a receipt and paste the receipt's JSON into the field.
Your browser downloads the public key set. The receipt you paste is never sent to Avonao.
The signature is checked against the key the receipt names. It passes or it fails.
The TypeScript verifier on npm checks receipts in your own software, with the same steps.
Every list is on the newsletters page. You confirm each one yourself, and you can leave any of them from any email.
Tick the lists, enter your address and agree to receive them.
We send one confirmation email. Its link works for 24 hours.
The link opens a page with one Confirm button. Only then does a list start.
Every list email has an unsubscribe link. It opens a page with one button, no sign-in.
How leaving works →Ask for a manage link to see, add or leave every list your address receives.
Manage subscriptions →The blog and the changelog have feeds, and the status page needs no sign-up.
Feeds and pages →On your first visit a cookie notice opens at the bottom right. Necessary cookies are always on; everything else waits for your consent.
| Category | What it does | Until you choose |
|---|---|---|
| Necessary | Keeps the site working, for example by storing your cookie choices. | Always on |
| Statistics | Google Analytics, to see which pages are used and improve them. | Off |
| Fonts | Loads the title typeface from Adobe Fonts. Without it, titles use the site's own font. | Off |
| Marketing | For advertising. We do not currently use any advertising services. | Off |
Once you have answered, a small icon at the bottom left reopens the settings.
This link at the bottom of every page opens the same settings.
If your browser sends this signal, we treat it as an opt-out: statistics and marketing stay off.
Closing it without a choice keeps only necessary cookies, and we ask again on your next visit.
We aim for WCAG 2.2 level AA. This is what the site does today; the accessibility statement also lists the gaps we know of.
Move with Tab and Shift+Tab. Escape closes the search, menus and dialogs, and search has its own shortcuts.
If your device asks for less motion, the pulsing dots, sliding panels and switch animations stop.
Pages reflow down to phone width, so zooming in rearranges content instead of cutting it off.
Pages are server-rendered HTML: reading, navigation and code samples work without JavaScript.
Pages use headings, landmarks and labelled form fields, and the search results are a labelled list.
Write to support@avonao.com with the page and what you were trying to do. We answer within one business day.
Pick the page that fits your question. A person answers support requests, usually within one business day.
A request form for every kind of question, a reference number for each request, and popular answers.
Open support →Partnerships, press and anything that is not a support question.
Write to us →Live checks every minute and the incident history, also at avonao.com/status.
Check status →How the tools, the API and the SDKs work, and answers to common questions.
Open the docs →Unwanted requests, spam or phishing, unlawful content or misrepresented receipts.
Report abuse →With your contact details or anonymously, with safe harbor for good-faith research.
Report it →Terms, privacy policy, cookie policy and every other document, with its date.
Open legal →Security, privacy, compliance and sub-processors in one place.
Open the trust center →The common problems with the website, why they happen and what to do about them.
No. Reading, searching, checking receipts, joining email lists and asking for support all work without one.
Only with your consent. Statistics load only after you allow them, and a Global Privacy Control signal counts as an opt-out.
On a first visit it follows your browser's language, then your country. Choose one in the footer and it stays.
For reading, yes: pages are server-rendered, so text, navigation and code samples work. Search, the switch and saved links need it.
In the docs: the quickstart, the API reference, troubleshooting and an FAQ for the tools. /developers →
Send a support request with the page, your browser and what you saw. A person replies by email. /support#request →
Support requests get a reference number and a reply by email, usually within one business day. No account needed.
Create your account in a minute with a passkey, then connect the platforms you use.
