Submitting a manual or test order is a recommended step when integrating your Shopify store with ODF. This ensures orders sync correctly, products display the correct ODF assigned SKUs, and discounts or third-party apps work as expected. You have two main options for creating test/manual orders in Shopify:
Log in to your Shopify admin and navigate to Orders.
Shopify Guide: Create and manage draft ordersAdd all of the ODF Products from your listings
Add a customer or create a new customer profile.
Shopify Guide: How to Make Discount CodesMark the draft as Paid but do not fulfill the order.
ODF requires orders to be Paid and Unfulfilled to sync properly.
Visit your Shopify or website storefront and place an order like a regular customer.
Use any discount codes you want to test, including codes that affect:
Product costs
Shipping costs
Complete checkout using a test customer email.
The order will need to appear in Shopify as Paid and Unfulfilled.
This ensures ODF can receive the order for testing.
If this order shows as Fulfilled, please manually adjust it:
Select the order from the Orders view.
Click the checkbox next to the order.
Click the "Mark As" dropdown and select Unfulfilled.
After submitting a test/manual order, contact your Onboarding Representative or our Support Team.
Provide the order details so we can confirm:
The order was received in our system.
The correct product quantities are reflected.
The ODF Assigned SKU is accurate.
No information appears encrypted or missing.
Important: If you’ve recently added any new third-party apps, bundling apps, or customizations, we strongly encourage submitting a test order.
Occasionally, some apps can alter order information and cause syncing issues with ODF.
If you would like this test order to be cancelled, please notify your Onboarding Representative or the applicable Support Agent when confirming the order.
Note: If no notice to cancel the order is received, the order will be processed, shipped, and included on your weekly invoice.