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πŸ“¦ Orders

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  • The heart of your day-to-day: every job, from the moment the customer requests it until they receive it.
  • An order goes through five production states; cancelled and payment are separate.
  • New order opens the form: customer, items and dates.
  • Etsy orders come in on their own: see Marketplace orders.

The life cycle

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From the order's progress line you can jump to any state, backwards too.

StateWhat it means
CreatedNew order, pending production start.
In productionPieces on the printer.
Ready to dispatchEverything printed, waiting for the customer or the courier.
DispatchedOn its way to the customer.
CompletedDelivered and closed.

Cancelled is separate

Cancelled isn't a sixth state, it's a flag: the order keeps its production state and can be un-cancelled. Payment is another axis too, different from production.


The header figures

IndicatorWhat it measures
Time pendingEstimated print hours for orders In production (it doesn't count those still in Created).
Pending ordersThose not yet completed or cancelled.
Completed (this month)Those closed in the current month.

The list

ColumnWhat it shows
IDOrder number.
LinesThumbnails of the items (up to 3).
OrderName or description.
CustomerLink to their profile.
StatusColour badge.
PaymentWhen payment was confirmed. A Completed order that isn't paid carries the red UNPAID badge.
CompletedWhen it was considered finished.
TotalPrice, shipping and tax, in the order's currency (see Documents in another currency). Without tax, just the price.

Click a row to open it. Sorting by Total sorts by the price excluding tax. The Production board shows this same total.

FilterWhat it does
Search by ID, title, customerFilters as you type.
StatusA specific state, or Pending orders (not completed), Unpaid (regardless of production) and Cancelled.
Sales channelsMarketplaces (today, Etsy), your Sales channels (including deactivated ones) and Manual / no sales channel.
DeadlineOpen orders that are Overdue, Due today or due This week (from tomorrow to seven days from now), based on the day in your workshop's time zone. The Pending orders card on the Home screen opens the list with this filter applied (Overdue or Due today) when you have orders like that.
Creation rangeThose created within that period.

Create an order

New order, above the list. It starts with your workshop's tax and currency, and both can be changed on each order. The default tax is set by an administrator in Tax information.


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Who can manage orders?

ActionRead-onlyWorkerAdminOwner
View ordersβœ…βœ…βœ…βœ…
Create / edit ordersβŒβœ…βœ…βœ…
Delete ordersβŒβœ…βœ…βœ…
Create, issue and collect its invoiceβŒβœ…βœ…βœ…

To delete an order, cancel it first: on an active order, the three-dot menu only offers Cancel order; once cancelled, it offers Restore order and Delete order. Deleting is permanent; cancelling can be undone.

An invoiced order can't be deleted

With an issued invoice it can't be deleted: it's a legal document that has to keep pointing to its order. It can be cancelled, with the warning that the invoice is still valid: if the sale didn't go ahead, issue a credit note from the Invoices tab (Collecting, correcting and sending).