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Order List ​


Table of Contents ​


1. Use Cases ​

Quick links: Unified all-channel order dashboard | Prioritize restocking for out-of-stock orders | Hold abnormal orders before shipping

Scenario 1: Unified all-channel order dashboard ​

Situation: You sell the same products on your own website, Shopee, and momo at the same time. Each platform has its own backend, so it's hard to tell which orders have shipped and which are still stuck. Reconciling shipping performance at month-end means switching back and forth between platforms.

Use this feature: Orders imported from every channel are gathered on this single page. Filter by "Sales Channel" and "Status" to review cross-channel progress at a glance (see Search & Filter); when building reports, simply export the filtered orders to a file.

Result: Without logging into each platform's backend, you grasp the full shipping picture across all channels on one page, and obtain order data ready for analysis.


Scenario 2: Prioritize restocking for out-of-stock orders ​

Situation: After a wave of promotional orders, some best-sellers run out of stock, leaving certain orders stuck in the warehouse unable to ship. You need to know which products are short and how many customers are affected, so you can decide what to restock first.

Use this feature: Filter by "Status" for "Out of Stock" and "Partial Allocated" orders (see Search & Filter). After restocking, select these orders and run "Check Stock" in batch to recheck inventory (see Batch Actions); to assess shortages from a product angle, go to "Out-of-stock Products".

Result: You clearly see which orders are blocked by shortages, and after restocking let the system reallocate and release them, minimizing shipping delays.


Scenario 3: Hold abnormal orders before shipping ​

Situation: A customer suddenly says the address is wrong, or a platform shopper changes their mind after ordering, but the order has already entered the system ready to ship. You need to hold it first to avoid shipping with incorrect information.

Use this feature: Select the orders to handle, and run "Hold Orders" from "More actions" to pause the shipping flow first (see Batch Actions). Once cleared, run "Resume Orders" to release, or "Cancel" to cancel outright. Held orders show a red "HELD" badge in the list.

Result: Problematic orders are held before shipping, preventing wrong parcels from going out and causing returns and complaints.


2. Features ​

The order list is your control center for managing shipments. Whether orders come from your website, Shopee, or are created manually, they all gather here for unified tracking of processing progress and shipping status. You can filter out orders that need attention (out of stock, urgent, held), handle many at once with batch actions, and export order data for analysis — grasping the full shipping picture across all channels on one page.

Order List - Page overview

Quick jump: Search & Filter | List Columns | Batch Actions | Import & Export

Type the leading text in the top search box to quickly match "Order Number", "Other Number", and "Receiver Name". For more precise conditions, use advanced filters. The table below lists only filters whose purpose isn't obvious from their name; for the rest (receiver, phone, email, tracking number, etc.), just enter or select by name.

FilterHow to use
StatusMulti-select; most often used to filter out orders needing attention such as "Out of Stock" or "Canceled"
Product SKUEnter a product SKU to find all orders containing a product, often used when that product is out of stock or needs recall
Hold StatusSwitch between "All", "Held", and "Not Held" to list orders currently held with shipping paused, or orders with no hold in effect (including those whose hold was released)
UrgentSwitch between "All", "Urgent", and "Not Urgent" to list orders marked as urgent or non-urgent orders
CODSwitch between "All", "COD", and "Non-COD" to list cash-on-delivery orders, or orders whose COD amount is not above 0
Note StatusSwitch between "All", "Has Note", and "No Note". Looks only at whether the order's own "Note" field is filled in, not at notes on the item lines
Duplicate CheckFind orders with duplicate receiver, phone, or address to help spot duplicate orders
Created At / Order Placed At"Created At" is when the order entered the system; "Order Placed At" is when the customer placed it on the channel — each can be set to a date range

2.2 List Columns ​

The table below lists columns that need explanation; the rest (receiver, shipping type, time columns) are self-explanatory by name. Click the column settings button at the top-right of the list to customize which columns show.

ColumnDescription
Order NumberClick to enter order details; urgent orders show a red marker, held orders show a "HELD" badge
Other NumberA secondary reference number (e.g. platform order number) for internal reconciliation
Expected QuantityTotal quantity of products the order should ship
Shipped QuantityQuantity actually shipped; compare with expected quantity to see shipping progress
StatusShown as a colored label indicating current progress; see the status reference below
Expected Ship DateThe system-estimated expected ship-completion date; overdue is flagged in red. Hidden by default — tick it in the column settings to show it

Order status overview: An order's status reflects the aggregate progress of its fulfillments — if an order is split into two fulfillments, one shipped and one not, the order shows "Partial Shipped".

StatusMeaning
DraftDraft order, processed later; inventory is not checked automatically
Awaiting PaymentInventory is checked and reserved only after payment is confirmed
Pending AllocationJust created; awaiting the system to check and allocate inventory
AllocatedInventory reserved and ready to ship, awaiting the warehouse to start
Partial AllocatedSome products reserved, some still short
Out of StockInsufficient inventory; not yet shippable
ProcessingThe warehouse is picking and packing
Partial ShippedSome products shipped, some not yet
ShippedThe order is fully shipped and completed
CanceledOrder canceled; reserved inventory has been released

2.3 Batch Actions ​

After selecting one or more orders, batch action buttons appear in the toolbar. Batch actions are applied per order; only orders meeting the conditions are processed.

ActionPrerequisites & effects
Batch EditBatch-edit "Shipping Type" or "Sales Channel"
Check StockRechecks inventory for orders in "Pending Allocation", "Allocated", "Partial Allocated", "Out of Stock", "Partial Shipped"; commonly used after restocking
ExportChoose "Export Order Details" or "Export Allocated Items" from the dropdown

The "More actions" menu is grouped by purpose:

GroupActionPrerequisites & effects
FlowHold OrdersPauses the shipping flow for orders in "Pending Allocation", "Allocated", "Processing", "Partial Shipped", to be released after review; an order can have only one hold at a time
FlowResume OrdersResumes a "Canceled" order; the system rechecks inventory and returns it to the matching status
FlowCancelChanges the order to "Canceled" and releases reserved inventory; "Partial Shipped" and shipped orders cannot be canceled
FlowCreate ReturnCreates a return order for the selected orders
StatusSet as UrgentMarks as urgent to prompt the warehouse to prioritize
StatusUnset UrgentRemoves the urgent mark
Export / DocumentsDownload Shipping DetailsDownloads the shipping detail PDF document
ModifyRemove ProductsDeletes the chosen products from the orders, either "All out of stock products" or the SKUs you paste in one per line. Only editable orders are affected, up to 500 per batch; shipped orders, orders being picked (Processing) and orders that already have a shipment are skipped. Partially shipped orders can only have their not-yet-shipped items removed. Cash-on-delivery orders are not supported (removal does not adjust the collected amount, which is the cash the carrier actually collects) — use split or edit them individually. The system rebuilds the fulfillments and releases the stock the item was holding, but the order amount is not adjusted automatically. If the matched items cover every item of the order, or belong to a bundle, the whole order is skipped. Orders without the specified SKU are simply skipped and do not count as failures (if none contain it, the whole batch is reported as failed). The job notification shows whether the batch completed, partially completed, or failed; per-order failure reasons are not listed there yet

▪ Canceling orders in a merged fulfillment ​

When you cancel one or more orders, only those orders' items are removed from the merged fulfillment and their reserved stock is released. Their canceled fulfillments remain as records. Other orders keep their items, stock reservations, and original fulfillment numbers without being split again. Batch cancellation handles each order separately.

If a shared fulfillment already has a shipment, the warehouse has assigned picking work, or its amount cannot be safely divided, cancellation of that order fails and leaves it unchanged. Contact the warehouse to resolve the related work, or ask an administrator to check the amount. See FAQ for cancelable order statuses. You can still use "Resume Orders" afterward, but the resumed order is not automatically merged back into the original fulfillment.

2.4 Import & Export ​

▸ Import orders ​

  1. Click the "Import" button
  2. Download the template file
  3. Fill in order data following the template format
  4. Select the completed file to upload
  5. Click "Upload"

Result: Go to "Data Management" → "Import History" to view the import results and any failure reasons.

▸ Export orders ​

  1. Set filter conditions (optional) and select the orders to export
  2. Click "Export" and choose "Export Order Details" (basic order data) or "Export Allocated Items" (with allocation detail: the warehouse, batch, expiration date, manufacturing date, and quantity of each allocation)

Result: After the export completes, the file will start downloading.

▸ Total volume column ​

When exporting without a template, the last column of both export files is "Total Volume" = quantity × the product's unit volume, useful for estimating how much space these orders take up when shipped. The unit follows the warehouse's volume unit setting and only one such column appears; the header states whether it is "CBM", "Sai", or "ft³". All other columns stay in the same position.

  • Which quantity is used: "Export Order Details" has one row per item and uses the item's ordered quantity; "Export Allocated Items" has one row per allocation and uses that allocation's quantity (including the historical allocations of shipped orders); items not yet allocated use the ordered quantity. A partially allocated item only lists the allocated quantity — the shortfall has no row, so its rows add up to less than the ordered quantity's volume
  • Blank: orders without items, unregistered products, or products with neither length/width/height nor carton dimensions to derive from — the volume cannot be measured, so it is blank rather than 0. Fill in the product dimensions and export again
  • When only carton dimensions are filled in: if a product has no unit dimensions but does have carton dimensions and "Items Per Large Unit (Box Quantity)", the unit volume is derived as carton volume ÷ units per carton, for CBM, Sai, and ft³ alike
  • When exporting with Export Templates: both order detail and allocation detail templates can pick "Total Volume (CBM)", "Total Volume (Sai)", or "Total Volume (ft³)", and always output the unit you picked — changing the warehouse's volume unit later does not affect existing templates. Existing templates do not gain this column automatically; add it to the template for it to appear
  • When importing an exported file back: the total volume column is ignored and does not affect order creation

Bulk app actions ​

When the selected merchant has an order tool and you have order viewing and editing permissions, select orders and choose “App actions”. The tool receives the orders selected when it opens. Close the window and select again to pass a different selection. Selecting orders does not narrow the app’s granted access; its features may also use other data within its permissions. Warehouse staff can only process orders in their own warehouse.

Results are shown per order; partial success does not mean every order completed. For a conflict, read the latest result before retrying. Check saved data when a result is unconfirmed; unsent items have not run. Closing the window does not undo successful changes. When the app refreshes its results, the order list reloads.

See Apps for available tools and uninstalling.


3. FAQ ​

Quick jump: FAQ | Notices

3.1 FAQ ​

▪ What does each order status mean? ​

See the "Order status overview" under List Columns. Note in particular: "Shipped" means the order is fully shipped and completed (shown as "Completed"), not merely delivered to the warehouse.


▪ How do I handle "Out of Stock" orders? ​

Options:

  1. Arrange restocking. After the product is received, if the sales channel has auto inventory recheck enabled, the system will attempt to allocate automatically
  2. After restocking, manually select the orders and run "Check Stock" to recheck
  3. Edit the order to remove out-of-stock items (see Edit Order)
  4. Cancel the whole order

▪ Why can't some orders be canceled? ​

"Partial Shipped" (some items shipped) and fully shipped orders cannot be canceled, because the shipped portion can't be recalled. For these, use the return flow instead. Cancelable statuses include "Pending Allocation", "Allocated", "Out of Stock", "Partial Allocated", "Draft", and "Awaiting Payment".


▪ I canceled an order but now want to ship it — can I recover it? ​

Yes. Run "Resume Orders" on a "Canceled" order; the system rechecks inventory: if in stock it returns to "Allocated", if short it returns to "Out of Stock".


▪ An order is held — how do I release it? ​

A held order has its shipping paused. After confirming the issue is resolved, select the order and run "Resume Orders" to release the hold and resume the flow. If the address, phone, or store code is wrong, enter order details and use "Correct Information" to edit, then release the hold (see Order Details).


▪ What if an order import fails? ​

Check in order: whether the file uses the downloaded template format, whether all required fields are filled, and whether the product SKU exists in the system. For per-row error reasons, go to "Import History".


▪ Can I modify a shipped order? ​

A fully shipped order cannot be modified directly. A "Partial Shipped" order can only adjust the not-yet-shipped portion; shipped items cannot be deleted or reduced. To change what's already shipped, use the return flow.


▪ Where is the order merge feature? ​

Under "Orders" → "Merge Fulfillments". The system detects mergeable orders and combines multiple orders for the same receiver into a single shipment, saving on shipping costs.


▪ Batch "Download Shipping Details" shows "The selected order has no fulfillments, so this operation cannot be completed." — what should I do? ​

PDFs are generated from fulfillments. If a selected order still contains items that are not mapped to real products, no fulfillment is created for it, so no PDF can be produced. Open the order, map those items to real products in the item list, then try again.

3.2 Notices ​

⚠️ Important reminders ​

  • After canceling an order, the reserved inventory is automatically released back to sellable stock
  • "Partial Shipped" and fully shipped orders cannot be canceled; use the return flow instead
  • "Draft" orders are not checked for inventory automatically; they must be converted to formal orders before processing begins
  • An order can have only one hold at a time; to hold it again you must first release the existing hold

💡 Tip: During high-volume promotions, use the "Status" filter to prioritize "Out of Stock" orders; before batch actions, confirm the selection with filters to avoid mistakes.


FeatureDescriptionLink
Order DetailsView the full content and shipping progress of a single orderGo
Add OrderCreate an order manuallyGo
Edit OrderModify the content of an unshipped orderGo
Out-of-stock ProductsAssess shortages and affected orders by productGo

Last updated 2026-10-07 17:05