Orders, payment & fulfillment
A web order is a sales order. When a customer checks out on your store, the order lands in the Sales app next to the quotes your team sends by hand, and it moves through the same steps: confirm, deliver, invoice. There is no separate web-orders system to learn.
The flow at a glance
| Step | What happens | Where |
|---|---|---|
| Cart | The customer picks products on your site | Your store |
| Checkout | They enter their details and pay through your payment provider | Your store |
| Sales order | The completed checkout becomes a sales order | Sales |
| Delivery | You fulfill the order; stock updates | Inventory |
| Invoice | You bill the order and match the payment | Invoicing |
Pick up a new web order
- Open Sales. Web orders sit in the orders list with everything else.
- Open the order and check the lines and the delivery address the customer entered at checkout.
- Confirm the order if it is still a quotation.
Deliver the order
Workspaces with Inventory get a delivery order to process when the sales order confirms:
- From the sales order, open the delivery.
- Pick and pack the products.
- Validate the delivery. Stock levels update.
Receipts & deliveries covers the warehouse side. If your workspace does not use Inventory, fulfill the order the way you ship today.
Invoice and match the payment
- Open the sales order and create the invoice from it. Create & send invoices walks through the invoice itself.
- Post the invoice.
- Match the payment the customer made at checkout against the invoice, so the order, the invoice, and the money agree. Get paid covers matching and follow-up.
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Last reviewed: 2026-07-19
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