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When it comes to ecommerce, we all know that an Order is something businesses want and Sale is something businesses make. Simply put, when you get an order and then you successfully deliver it, you earn. If you don’t have any skills of managing orders, you can’t serve your customers well. That’s why I am writing this post to give you guys the overview of Order Management in Magento 2. When the customer places an order, Magento 2 automatically adds a new transaction activity and by default, puts the order status as “Pending.” If your customer hasn’t paid yet, they can cancel the order anytime they want, but if they checked out and paid for the order, the system would directly create an invoice and packing label. In detail, following are the steps that are involved in the Order Management Workflow:Your greatest possible competitive advantage can be your clients and the interactions they have with… Read More
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