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Order Status Report

The Order Status Report provides a clear view of your orders at different stages, helping you track what has been received, checked, or dispatched. This is essential for operations, customer service,

🔎 Running the Report

When generating the report, users can filter by:

  • Date Range – the period for which you want to view orders

  • Warehouse – filter for a specific warehouse

  • Order Number – optional; filter by a specific order if required

  • Status – choose the stage of the order to report on

The report organizes orders based on their status, including:

  • Orders received, not dispatched

  • Orders checked, not dispatched

  • Orders received, not checked

  • Orders received and dispatched


📋 Report Columns Explained

📅 Date Received

  • The date the order was recorded in the system.


📦 Date Dispatched

  • The date the order was dispatched from the warehouse, if applicable.


🏗️ Project Number

  • The internal project or job number associated with the order.


🔖 SO (Sales Order)

  • The system-generated sales order number.


🧑‍🤝‍🧑 Customer

  • The customer who placed the order.


📌 Status

  • The current status of the order (e.g., received, checked, dispatched).


💰 Cost Value

  • The total cost of the items on the order.


💵 Selling Value

  • The total selling price of the items on the order.


🏢 Warehouse

  • The warehouse responsible for fulfilling the order.


🔢 Lines

  • The number of distinct product lines on the order.


📦 Units

  • The total number of units across all lines in the order.


📦 Boxes

  • The total number of boxes or packages required for the order.


🚚 Dispatch Method

  • How the order is being dispatched (e.g., courier, in-house delivery).


📍 Delivery

  • The delivery address or location for the order.


✅ Why Use the Order Status Report?

  • Order Tracking: Monitor orders from receipt through to dispatch.

  • Operational Planning: Identify bottlenecks in checking or dispatching orders.

  • Customer Service: Provide accurate updates to customers about their orders.

  • Financial Insight: Understand the cost and selling value of outstanding and completed orders.

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