Quick order
Quick ordering shortens item entry, for example using product numbers. Validation, the cart and order completion remain separate steps.
Quick ordering is a shorter way to enter known items and quantities in a shop. It serves people who already know product numbers and do not want to open every product page, for example. Speed does not mean bypassing order validation.
Check each line of input
Shopware lists product numbers and CSV as input methods. In a fictional import, one row contains an unknown product number and another an invalid quantity. The application should identify both lines clearly. A blanket success message hides such errors.
Define whether valid lines are added to the cart immediately or the entire input must first be corrected. Make this decision visible. Current prices, account permissions and availability must also be checked in quick ordering. Adding items to a cart must be distinguished from submitting the order.
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Related terms
- Order templateAn order template stores a reusable selection of items. The template and an order created from it have different states and permissions.
- Delivery capabilityDelivery capability describes whether a specific request can be fulfilled. A stock value alone does not fully answer questions of quantity, destination and time.
- Order historyOrder history shows previous orders within an agreed account scope. Old prices, current availability and current processing remain separate information.
- Dealer portalA dealer portal gives affiliated dealers digital access to agreed information and workflows. Its scope and company assignment need to be clear.
- Billing addressThe billing address is a separate address in an order or invoicing process. It must not be accidentally swapped with the delivery address.
- Shipping addressThe shipping address describes a transaction’s delivery destination. Shop and interface must distinguish it from billing details and the current address book.
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