The order records what comes next.
Return to confirmed scope, follow partial progress line by line, and see dated state, payment, shipment, and the next required action in one record.
Return to the confirmed commercial record.
The order shows its current stage, confirmed product count, invoice count, fulfillment count, payment position, and the next action without reopening the preorder.
Not copied from the cart
Confirmed scope has its own record.
The cart shows what was requested. The order shows what was confirmed, then records what has been paid, allocated, invoiced, and shipped against that confirmation.
Follow fulfillment on every product line.
Each product keeps separate ordered, allocated, shipped, invoiced, and returned quantities, so partial progress does not disappear inside an order-level status.
One incomplete line does not make every line incomplete. The ledger preserves partial progress.
Ordered
The confirmed quantity on the commercial record.
Allocated
Quantity assigned during preparation.
Shipped
Quantity recorded against fulfillment.
Invoiced
Quantity included on an issued invoice.
Two positions, one order
Payment and shipment keep different status.
A paid order can still be awaiting shipment. The order records both positions and keeps the invoice attached while fulfillment continues.
The current state does not erase how the order got there.
Dated record
The created date and current stage establish which commercial record you are reading.
Line changes
Ordered, allocated, shipped, invoiced, and returned positions show what changed at line level.
Next action
The order states what needs attention now without promising a completion date that has not been confirmed.
Invoices, payment, shipment, and files all point back here.
The order is the durable reference for confirmed scope. The next pages explain its payment and document records in detail.