Draft orders
B2B Merchants can now add credit to open Draft orders with the Apply Available Store Credit Admin Extension
This feature is designed to make adding a customer or vendor's store credit to a draft order easy. The Admin extension was designed specifically for B2B merchants, but can be used by any store that desires to manually add store credit to a draft order. Requires a minimum of Shopwaive Pro subscription
When a draft order is paid for or when you set payment terms, the draft order converts to an order and is listed on your Orders page.
Getting started
You can use draft orders to sell directly to consumers or to sell to other businesses. If you regularly sell to other businesses, then review all of Shopify's business to business (B2B) features.
Draft orders are useful when you need to do the following tasks:
Create an order so you can accept payment for orders later on that are placed over the phone, in person, or by email.
Send invoices to customers to pay with a secure checkout link.
Use custom items to represent additional costs or products that aren't displayed in your inventory.
Re-create orders manually from any of your active sales channels.
Sell products at discount or wholesale rates.
How to add store credit to draft orders
To add Shopwaive store credit to a client's draft order that has not yet converted to an order follow the steps below.
To use this feature Draft orders can be already shipped and fulfilled, so as long as the Draft Order has not yet converted to an order and reached Completed status, the Admin extension is available to be used
Create a Draft Order in the Shopify Admin using Shopify's guidance:
From your Shopify admin, go to Orders.
Click Create order.
Add products to the order.
Customize the order:
Add a customer
Turn taxes on or off
Add tags or a note
Change the market to display a different local currency
Now More actions button at the top of the draft order details page. Click the Apply Available Store Credit button to be momentarily redirected to Shopwaive. If a balance is available, the redirect will add the customers credit to the draft order. If the customer does not have a balance, the redirect returns to the Shopify Admin Draft Order details page without making any changes to the Draft Order.
Do one of the following actions:
Send an invoice to the customer. By default, the invoice contains a link to a checkout that your customer can use to pay for the order.
Accept payment from the customer.
Save the order as a draft so that you can update it later from the Drafts page.
You can also create orders with pre-filled customer information from existing customer profiles.
After a successful redirect, a message will appear if the customer had a balance to apply and the draft order was updated.
The app redirects back to the Draft order details page, where you will note the applied store credit amended to the order as a discount. If you need an alternative solution to applying a discount to the order, refer to our Gift Cards feature.
Send the invoice
Once you've adjusted the draft order with credit, your customer or vendor can proceed with paying the remainder. Send the new invoice using the Send invoice button.
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