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After submitting: status tracking and exceptions ​

Common to all five methods Whether the order was keyed in, imported, or synced from a marketplace, an ERP or the API, everything after submission is on this page.

Where a submitted order goes ​

Important The channel decides where it lands — not every order needs a label fetched by hand:
ChannelLands inWhat you still do
YamatoStraight to Awaiting (warehouse processing)Nothing — wait for it to ship
SagawaDrafts → To be submitted (label already fetched automatically)Submit once more to hand it to the warehouse
Upload own label / no shipping serviceDraftsFollow the steps below
Note An order sitting in Drafts is invisible to the warehouse. This is where Sagawa orders get stuck — submitting feels like the end, but one step remains.

Let the system do that final submit

The toolbar has a checkbox, "automatically submit orders whose labels are back and orders needing no label". Tick it and orders go to the warehouse as soon as the label arrives.

The four sub-tabs inside Drafts ​

Drafts splits by label progress:

request failed

modify channel / fix address

No label obtained

In progress

To be submitted

Awaiting

Get Label Failed

Sub-tabMeaningWhat to do
No label obtainedNot requested from the carrier yetSelect and click Create label
In progressRequested, waiting on the carrierWait
To be submittedLabel is backSubmit to the warehouse (or let the system do it)
Get Label FailedThe request failedRead the message; Modify Channel fixes most
Note Orders stuck in Get Label Failed almost always hit one of three things: an invalid address, an unsupported destination, or excess weight/size. Modify Channel rescues most of them without recreating anything. If the address is at fault, go back to the recipient rules.
▶Getting the label and submitting to the warehouse

What the toolbar buttons do ​

ButtonWhat it does
Create labelRequest a label from the carrier
SubmitHand an order whose label is back to the warehouse
Modify ChannelSwitch carrier after a failure or size rejection — no need to recreate
Intercept (截单)Request an intercept for an order already in Awaiting (see below)
CancelVoid an order still in Drafts
AI Translation AddressAuto-translate an address into the local language
Print neutral barcodePrint a barcode without carrier branding
Import / ExportSee Method 2: bulk import
Important Cancel and intercept are not the same thing. Orders in Drafts are voided instantly with Cancel. Orders already in Awaiting have no cancel button — only Intercept, which files a request with the warehouse and can fail (we've seen a first attempt fail and a retry succeed). So cancel early: once an order reaches the warehouse, stopping it is no longer guaranteed.

Status and tracking number ​

StatusMeaningWhat you do
DraftsCreated, not yet with the warehouseWork through the four sub-tabs above
AwaitingBeing picked and packedLocked for changes; only Intercept can stop it
CompletedHanded to the carrierCopy the tracking number from the detail page
VoidCancelledCheck the reason and recreate
ExceptionsOut of stock / address problem / channel limitFix what the message says
▶Checking status and getting the tracking number