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How to Navigate, Filter, and Utilize Your Pending Sales Orders

Updated over a month ago

Sales orders are displayed in their own section, as sales products typically do not have a specific start time, unlike rental orders. Understanding how to manage these orders efficiently in TWICE ensures timely fulfillment and enhances customer satisfaction.

Navigating to Sales Orders

  • Access: To view all your sales orders, navigate in the left menu of your TWICE Admin to Orders > Sales. Here, you will find orders that contain solely sales products or mixed orders that also appear under upcoming orders if they include rental products.

How to Search for a Specific Order

  • Name or Product Code: Search by customer name or product code. If an order includes multiple customers, searching any associated name will display the order. To find a specific item within an order, enter the complete article ID.

  • Date: Use the calendar icon to select or input a specific time range to filter orders by their placement date. This helps in identifying orders from a particular period.

Displayed Information Explained

  • Order Placement Date: Each sales order is listed by the date it was placed by the customer.

  • Customer Information: Displays the name of the customer who placed the order.

  • Products: Lists all sales products included in the order.

  • Order Status: Indicates whether the order is pending and awaiting fulfillment.

  • Payment Status: Shows if the order has been paid or remains unpaid.

  • Preparation Status: Indicates whether the order has been prepared for dispatch.

  • Price: Lists the total sales price for the order in the relevant currency.

Possible Next Steps

From the sales orders view, you can take several actions to manage these orders effectively:

  • Edit Orders: Modify order details as necessary to accommodate changes or correct errors.

  • Export Orders: Generate a .CSV file of sales orders for record-keeping or further analysis. Export a .CSV file.

  • Fulfill Orders: Complete the order fulfillment process once all items are prepared and payment has been secured. Fulfill a sales order.

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