RCUR

What do the order statuses mean?

Every order has a status. It shows how far the order is and which actions you can take. You see the status on the order page and in the overview under “Orders”.

The statuses

Status

What does it mean?

What can you do?

Waiting for payment

The order has been created, but not paid yet.

“Mark as paid” or “Cancel order”.

Pending

The payment has started, but is not final yet.

“Mark as paid” or “Cancel order”.

Paid

The order has been paid.

“Mark as completed”.

Completed

You have finished the order, for example because it was shipped.

No more actions.

Charged back

The customer reversed the payment at the bank.

No actions in RCUR.

Cancelled

The order has been cancelled.

No more actions. A running subscription on the order stops too.

Updating the status

Open the order and click “Options” at the top right. You only see the actions that fit the current status.

The Options menu for an order waiting for payment
  • Mark as paid: use this if the customer paid outside RCUR, for example in cash or by bank transfer. If the order contains a subscription, it is activated right away.

  • Mark as completed: use this once you have handled the order. If the email option is on, the customer receives the “Order shipped” email with the order details.

  • Cancel order: only possible as long as the order has not been paid.

The Options menu for a paid order

The overview

At the top of the overview there are four tabs:

  • Open: orders that are waiting for payment, pending, paid or charged back. So this is everything that may still need attention.

  • Cancelled: cancelled orders.

  • Completed: finished orders.

  • Active subscriptions: orders with a running subscription. Read How do recurring orders work?.

The orders overview and its tabs

A payment made through an order payment link automatically sets the order to “Paid”. So you do not have to mark it yourself.

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