Roles enabled to perform this action: Admins.
The timer applies to every inventory type and considers the vendor's shipping cut-off times.
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How Does the Timer Work?
Step One: Setting Up Automatic Order Expiration (For Admins)
The admin enables the order timer in the company settings and decides if they want a salesperson to be notified by email when an order expires.
Step Two: Shopping Cart Timer (For Customers)
The time to checkout automatically starts when you add the first item to your shopping cart.
Step Three: Order Expiration (What Happens)
If you don't complete your purchase before the timer runs out, the system will cancel your order and clear the shopping cart.
Step Four: Order Cancellation Notification (For Customers)
You'll receive a notification on the app and an email letting you know the system canceled your order due to inactivity.
Enable the E-Commerce Timer
Go to Setup and select Settings.
In the E-commerce section, click on E-Commerce Timer.
Check the Enable 60-minute Timer setting.
Optional: Enable email notifications for salespersons when the timer cancels an order.
To learn more, read the Order Cancellation Notice to Salesperson section below.
Click Save.
Order Cancellation Notice to Salesperson
The system will always notify customers when the e-commerce countdown timer has canceled the order they were trying to place. However, as an additional option, you can notify the salesperson assigned to the order.
To notify salespeople when an order expires, do the following instructions:
Go to Setup and select Settings.
In the E-commerce section, click on E-Commerce Timer.
Check the Send Order Cancellation Notice to Salespeople option.
Click on Save.
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