Why is this important?

When we talk about “Order List,” we are talking about the transactions your visitors have made in your Convious Ticketshop. Say, a visitor bought three tickets to visit your venue, and three meals via upsells using your Convious Ticketshop; even though he purchased two different products (tickets & meals), it is considered as one order. 

Managing orders is essential for your business since it gives you the freedom to find, reschedule, refund, resend, and cancel orders. Managing your venue’s visitors is just one click away in your “Order List” panel. 

Types of properties in Order List

If you have just set up your Convious Check-Out, you will probably start receiving orders shortly! Soon, you will also likely need to manage some of those.

You can customize the column when you click on Adjust view 

You can select or deselect the various properties and can move the order of the columns:

When clicking on the arrow you can open the transaction and you can see the bought products part of that transaction:

Here are all the properties you will be able to see associated with an order: 


NOTE: The data in your Control Panel will be masked. Find out why and how to view your customer's data here.

  • Location: If your venue has different venue locations, this property will show you to which location that specific order corresponds
  • ID: Every order has a unique “Order ID” consisting of a combination of numbers. It can come useful when identifying and finding specific orders.
  • Email: The email with which the order was purchased and where the confirmation email was sent to 
  • Product:  This refers to which specific product your visitor has acquired (ex: adult ticket, child ticket, etc.
  • Barcode: Unique numbers associated with each specific product
  • Qty: How many products are associated with that order. For example: if an order contains two different tickets, then the quantity number will be 2 for a single order
  • Subtotal: This is the total price for your order, without applying any discounts.
  • Discount: If your visitor used a special discount, code, or voucher, the discount amount would be reflected in this column
  • Code: The code your visitor used to apply the discount to the subtotal price of the order
  • Total: This is the overall adjusted total price for all your orders. This reflects what your visitor paid for the entire order
  • Pay Date: The date the purchase was made
  • Visit Date:  The date when your visitor is attending your venue
  • Event time: Timeslot (if applicable) the visitor is arriving at your venue
  • Status: There are different types of states regarding your order:
    • Paid: When the transactions has been approved
    • Redeemed: When the visitor has used the tickets/products
    • Refunded: this is when you refund the tickets
    • Charged back: this is when the customer requests the money back from the bank
    • Partially refunded: this is when only some tickets are refunded
  • Reseller: If you have the reseller module enabled and a reseller has sold the order you are looking for, this column tells you which reseller sold it.
  • Email Status: This will define the status of the confirmation email - whether it was sent, delivered or opened by the customer
  • Downloaded on: This will tell you whether your customer has downloaded their tickets from the Checkout, your confirmation mail or the Tap-app. 


For undated tickets only: Validity extension

  • Validity from & validity to: indicating the validity time frame of the ticket. Note that you can edit and update this validity, but only for all items in the order at the same time, not individual tickets. 

Order Details

When clicking on the Order ID the Order Details page will open, in this overview you can see all the necessary details of the complete transaction. All other details you ask via your APF will be showcased here as well, for example, if you ask for full name, street name, zip code, residence, phone number, etc. And when there is missing APF information this is also highlighted.

Order Detail export

Did you know that you can export your order details to see even more information?

In your order export, you can view the information that you see straight from your Control Panel via Order List as well as:

  • Location
  • Order ID
  • Product Product ID
  • Barcode Amount (€)
  • Email
  • In bundle (yes / no)
  • Quantity
  • Subtotal (€)
  • Discount (€)
  • Discount code
  • Total (€)
  • Product type
  • Payment method
  • Payment provider
  • Payment date
  • Visit date
  • Email status
  • Language
  • Order source
  • Visit time
  • Reseller ID
  • Order status
  • Payment status
  • Printed at
  • Redeemed on
  • Downloaded at
  • External IDs
  • Valid from
  • Valid to
  • Opt-in

To export order information, all you need to do is go to export at the upper right corner  



and select the export type

 

and select the format you want to export

 

Don't forget to pick the right time frame using the date picker and make sure you would like to see the orders on purchased (sale) date or visit date. We will process the file and forward it to your email if the file is too big. If you are only downloading a few orders, you will receive an instant download.

So, if you are looking for a file with as much detailed information as possible - here it is! 

 

What can you do in your Orders panel?

The Orders panel is specially designed to manage your orders in a bundle. Here are some of the easy & useful things you can do from there: 

 

  • Search orders with a search:
    Email
    Order number/ID
    Barcode

    Discount Code


    See more details on how to find an order.

What can you do in your “Orders Details” Panel

  • You can edit all the personal details associated with the different tickets/products. (Full name, street name, zip code, etc.) Remember, every time you see the pencil icon, you will be able to edit the property and you will need to save each field individually! 
  • When you click on the checkmark next to the order, you can manually redeem, refund, cancel or download the tickets if needed.

    You can find everything about redeeming tickets manually or with an external scanner from your Control Panel via the redeem mode here.

    Be aware: redeeming can be done only once! (and it cannot be unredeemed back)

Time to practice 

Let’s put all this knowledge to practice! Grab one of your orders and try to edit some details (Caution! Make sure you don’t save the changes, so they don’t affect the original order) Try to: 

  • Refund it
  • Resend the email
  • Change the Visit Date
  • Cancel the order

Check yourself

  • Do you know the difference between Order List and Order Details?
  • Do you know where to refund your orders?
  • Do you know how to edit order details?
  • Do you know how to cancel an order?
  • Do you know how you can find orders of a customer if you need to?

If you answered all of the above with“yes,” congratulations! You are on your way towards mastering your Convious Control Panel.