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How to create an order manually

Written by Rasmus Hallgren
Updated yesterday

Overview

Creating an order manually allows you to quickly add a single delivery directly in Gordon Cloud.

This is useful when:

  • You need to create an order ad hoc

  • An order is not coming from an integration or CSV import

How to create an order

  1. Navigate to Account in the main navigation menu.

  2. Open the Order Creation tab.

  3. Click Create order.

  4. Fill in the required order details (see sections below).

  5. Click Create order to save.

The order will be created and available for planning and routing.

Step 1: Customer details

Enter information about the recipient of the delivery.

Required fields:

  • Full name

  • Address

  • Postal code

  • City

  • Phone number

Optional fields:

  • Email

  • Delivery instructions

  • Delivery requirements

Make sure the address and contact details are accurate to ensure successful delivery and communication.

Step 2: Order information

Define how and when the delivery should be executed.

Required fields:

  • External reference (you can generate this automatically if needed)

  • Delivery group

  • Delivery date

  • Time window (Earliest time, latest time)

Optional fields:

  • Pickup address

  • Pickup postal code

  • Pickup city

These fields determine how the order is planned and assigned.

Step 3: Item information

Add details about what should be delivered or picked up.

Required fields:

  • Item name

  • Item quantity

  • Service type (Delivery / Pickup)

  • Item type (Ambient, Chilled, Frozen)

Optional fields:

  • Weight

  • Scan code

  • Content

  • Temperature override (minimum / maximum allowed temperature)

Item details help ensure correct handling and planning of the delivery.

What happens next

Once the order is created:

  • It appears in the Orders view

  • It can be assigned to a route

  • It can be edited or updated if needed

Make sure all required fields are correctly filled in before creating the order to avoid issues during planning or delivery.

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