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Order Summary Email for Hubs
Order Summary Email for Hubs

When your hub closes orders, you'll get an email summarising total value, number of orders, and any customers excluded due to debt limits.

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Written by Louise Dollimore
Updated over a week ago

What the Order Confirmation Email includes:


1. Order Summary

At the top of the email, you will see the following details:

  • Total value of orders: The combined monetary value of all orders for that week.

  • Total number of orders: The total count of individual orders placed by customers.

Example:


2. Excluded Orders

Customers may be excluded from receiving their orders if they exceed their debt limit. This section of the email will list the following:

  • Customer name: The name of the customer who has been excluded.

  • Balance: How much the customer currently owes.

  • Order value: The value of the customer's order that was excluded.

  • Debt limit: The customer's current debt limit.

Example of an excluded customer:

Name

Balance

Order Value

Debt Limit

Ruth White

£14.41

£19.91

£0.00

Dion Dawson

£1.20

£16.00

-£0.01

Customers who have exceeded their debt limit will not receive their order for the week. You can follow up with these customers to settle outstanding balances or update expired cards.


What to Do Next

After reviewing the Order Confirmation Email:

  • Handle excluded orders: Contact any customers whose orders were excluded due to outstanding balances to resolve the issue and reinstate their future orders.

Tip: Make sure to check the "Excluded Orders" section each week to avoid any confusion with customers who did not receive their orders.

N.B. The Order Summary will not show customers excluded from the current delivery event due to not being assigned a delivery group.


By keeping track of the order summary and handling excluded customers promptly, your hub can ensure smooth operations and timely delivery for all.

For more information on other emails sent to hubs, visit Overview of Automated Emails Received by Hubs in Ooooby

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