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How to revise an order

Revise Order lets you change a paid order: add or remove products, change the address or shipping, give a discount, and refund or charge the difference. WithWine creates a new order linked to the original.

Revise Order lets you change an order after it's been paid. You can add or remove products, change quantities, change the delivery address, add a discount, and refund or charge the difference. Revise Order is also how you give a partial refund.

Before you start

How to revise an order

  1. Go to Orders and click the order number to open the order panel.

  2. Click Revise Order. The revise screen opens with the order's products, customer, delivery details and payments.

  3. Make your changes. You can:

    • change a product's quantity with − and +, or remove it with ×

    • add products with Add more products

    • add a coupon with Enter Coupon

    • change the delivery address, or switch between Delivery and Pick Up

    • change Override Shipping, Additional Discount, Channel, Tags or Stock Location.

  4. Check the Order Summary. It shows the new total, the Existing payments, any Refunding payments or Additional payments, and the Balance due.

  5. Get the Balance due to $0.00. See "How to give a partial refund" if the new total is lower, or "How to add products to a paid order" if the new total is higher.

  6. Check the Revision Options:

    • Adjust Stock Movements: on to start with. Leave Adjust Stock Movements on so stock is updated for the products you added or removed.

    • Send Receipt Email: on to start with. Turn Send Receipt Email off if you don't want to email the customer a new receipt.

  7. Click Submit Revision, or Pay & Submit Revision if you're charging more.

  8. The Order Revised pop-up shows the new order number. Click OK.

To leave the revise screen without saving, click ×. Your changes are discarded.

What happens next

WithWine creates a new order with a new order number. The original order isn't changed.

  • The new order shows Revision Of and the original order number in the order panel.

  • The original order shows Revised by and the new order number, and is greyed out in the list.

  • A refund row for the original order also appears in the list, with R in front of the order number.

So one revised order shows as three rows. For example, a $337.80 order revised down to $314.00:

  • #24458944: $337.80 (the original, greyed out)

  • R#24458944: -$337.80 (the refund row for the original)

  • #24458945: $314.00 (the new order)

The three rows add up to $314.00. On the customer's card, only the difference, $23.80, was refunded. The rest of the original payment carried over to the new order.

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