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Orders — Create, Edit & Delete

This guide covers the day-to-day order management workflow in Orders.

Create an order (manual)

  1. Go to Orders.
  2. Select New Order.
  3. Fill in:
    • Order number (your internal reference)
    • Ship-to details (at minimum postcode + country)
    • Line items (by SKU) and quantities
  4. Save.

Notes:

  • Manual orders are marked as orders created directly inside ParcelPilot and can be fulfilled like any other order.
  • If you plan to create a shipment, make sure the ship-to address is complete.

Edit an order

  1. Open the order.
  2. Select Edit Order.
  3. Update what you need (ship-to address, line items, totals, internal status).
  4. Save.

Common follow-ups:

  • Create a shipment from the order.
  • If the order was imported from an ecommerce platform, use Re-import from source to refresh details from upstream.

Actions & bulk actions

Row actions (per order)

  • Create shipment: opens the shipment create flow for this order.
  • Print documents: packing slip / delivery note / combined documents.

Bulk actions (Orders list)

  • Create shipments: creates shipments for many orders at once (must be a single client + tenant).
  • Update order status: changes warehouse status for selected orders.
  • Mark as shipped (external): use when labels were created outside ParcelPilot; can deduct inventory and optionally create a basic Shipment record.
  • Reimport from source: pulls the latest order data from the upstream ecommerce platform (where supported).
  • Delete orders: deletes selected orders (blocked if shipments exist).

Printing in bulk:

  • Invoices (PDF) and packing/delivery PDFs are available as bulk actions when permitted.

Delete orders

Orders can be deleted in bulk from the Orders list.

Important:

  • Orders that already have shipments cannot be deleted.
  • If an order came from an ecommerce platform, consider re-importing or marking it complete/cancelled (depending on your workflow) instead of deleting.

Merged orders (fulfilment)

Some orders can be “merged” for fulfilment. When an order is part of a merged group:

  • Shipments should be created from the primary order.
  • Tracking can be pushed back to multiple upstream orders (when enabled).