Order Building

The Complete Ordering Process

Once a selection of desired items is made, usually by making use of the Favorites feature, the ordering process can start.

It includes three main phases:

  1. Order Sharing

Each of these phases is explained in a separate chapter. We will start with Order Building here.

What Is Order Building

Order building is all about adding the items viewed and discussed to your cart and getting them in the right quantities, variations and delivery windows.

In this chapter we will get into the most important steps and how to's of this process.

How To Build Your Order

The first phase of the full ordering process is Order Building.

It includes three steps:

Quantifying The Order

Order Building begins with quantifying. Start from the Product Detail Page of the item you wish to order. If you scroll down, or click the button 'GO TO ORDER GRID', you will see the Order Grid.

The Order Grid is a table where you can select the number of items you wish to order and the desired sizes, colors, fabrics, etc. It also includes live stock information and information regarding delivery dates and delivery windows.

Go to Order Grid by clicking the button on the PDP
Enter the desired quantity in the blank field

If you click inside one of the blank fields in the Order Grid, you can enter the desired quantity of that item in that variation.

To make it faster and easier to add quantities in different variations and sizes, there is the option to copy the amounts entered and pasting them in the next variation of the item. To do so, click the copy icon on the right side of the size chart in the order grid.

Copy amounts

The word 'COPIED' will appear where previously the copy icon was. In the next variation lines of the order grid, the word 'PASTE' appears. If you click it, the amounts entered will be pasted.

Copied amounts in different variation

As soon as you have entered all the amounts, you click 'ADD TO CART'. A pop up screen will appear confirming your items are added to your basket. You can choose whether or not you wish to receive this pop up message each time you add to cart.

Pop up menu after adding something to cart

The menu offers you the option to go to your cart or to continue shopping. Choose whichever option you prefer and continue your process.

Stock And Future Stock

The Stock & Future Stock functionality allows you to order items that will be in stock later in the season (or the next). With the color code system in the Order Grid, you will see the stock status of the item of your choice at first glance

Start from the Product Detail Page of the item you wish to stock order. If you scroll down, you will see the Order Grid.

Above the Order Grid there is a small overview of different colors and their meanings, corresponding to stock information:

  • Red = no stock available

  • Yellow = limited stock

  • Green = stock available

The colors are used in the Order Grid itself right under the space where you can fill out the number of items desired of a specific product variation.

Stock information in Order Grid

If you click the date window in the top left corner of the order grid, a calendar pops up.

Calendar in Order Grid

You can use this calendar to check the stock status of an item at a different moment in time. Simply choose the date of your choice and see whether or not the colors representing the stock status change.

Automatically, the calendar chooses tomorrow for your order date. If you wish to modify it, you can do so later in the process.

Future Stock

Future stock means ordering items that are not currently in stock yet, but will be as of a certain date. Items with this status have a blue marking in the order grid.

If you wish to order future stock items and see blue in your order grid, simply type in the number of items you wish to receive as of the date mentioned in the calendar.

Continue by clicking 'ADD TO CART'. In your cart you will once more see the expected delivery date for these future stock items.

Pre-packs

Pre-packs are (digital) packages containing a pre-defined set of items in several colors, fabrics and/or sizes. It is an easy way to expand orders and save time building them.

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