In this chapter of the quick guide, you will learn how to process orders in MyCashflow.
When a new order arrives in your online store you must process it.
Careful order processing is important, as the store's sales and bookkeeping reports are compiled based on the status of orders. Also, when the number of orders goes up and you fail to keep their statuses up to date, you will find it difficult to keep track of all shipments, payments, and stock balances.
- verifying payments made by the customer
- marking the order's shipments as shipped
- printing order documents
- creating gift cards if the order contains gift card products.
In chapter 7. Testing your online store, you placed your store's first order, which you can now process:
The order has now been processed, and a shipping confirmation has been sent to the email address you've indicated.
By default, orders that have been processed are no longer displayed on the order search and set the value of the Status field to Delivered.
page. To view them, you can use theQuick processing
MyCashflow also has a quick processing feature, which performs the routine actions connected to order processing for you.
- The entire order's status is changed to Delivered and the order is hidden from the list on the Orders page.
- Klarna Checkout payments are activated.
- The customer is sent the shipping confirmation
- A shipping label is created for the order. If the order uses a shipping service (e.g. Shipit or nShift), MyCashflow creates a shipping label that can be used with that service.
See our user guide for more information about quick processing.