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Orders are the core of your storekit store. When a customer completes checkout, an order is created and flows through your system until fulfilled.

Order Lifecycle

Every order moves through a series of statuses:
Pending → Accepted → Preparing → Ready/Out for Delivery → Complete
StatusDescription
PendingOrder placed, waiting for confirmation
AcceptedYou’ve confirmed the order
PreparingOrder is being prepared
Ready for PickupOrder ready for customer collection (pickup orders)
Out for DeliveryOrder handed to driver (delivery orders)
CompleteOrder fulfilled and closed
RejectedOrder declined by the store
CancelledOrder cancelled

What’s in an Order

Each order contains:
  • Customer details - Name, email, phone (based on your checkout settings)
  • Fulfillment method - Pickup, Delivery, Dine-in, or Catering
  • Items - Products with modifiers and special instructions
  • Timing - ASAP or scheduled date/time
  • Payment - Amount, method, and status
  • Delivery address - For delivery orders
  • Table - For dine-in orders

Order Types by Fulfillment

Orders behave differently based on fulfillment method:
FulfillmentKey Differences
PickupCustomer collects from your location. Shows collection code.
DeliveryIncludes delivery address and fee. May integrate with delivery providers.
Dine-inLinked to a table. Can be added to an open bill for pay-at-table.
CateringLarger orders, typically pre-orders with longer lead times.

Receiving Orders

Orders appear in your dashboard immediately when placed. You can also receive notifications via:
  • Dashboard - Live order feed with audio alerts
  • Email - Order notification to your configured email
  • Printing - Auto-print tickets to connected printers
  • POS - Orders sent directly to your point-of-sale system

Managing Orders

Order Codes

Each order has a random order code (e.g., “A1B2”) displayed to customers. Use this to:
  • Identify orders at pickup
  • Verify delivery handoffs
  • Reference orders in customer communication
See Order Codes to configure code format, reset policy, and prefixes.