Before you start #
Availability and permissions
- Access to the relevant store order or the shopper’s secure order-status link. Email delivery requires an approved sender configuration.
Have these ready
- Treat order-status links as private: they grant access to that order’s information.
What to do #
- After checkout, read the actual payment state on the confirmation page. Pending is not paid; simulation and sandbox labels describe test transactions.
- Use Download PDF receipt or View / print receipt on the confirmation page. Browser printing can save a PDF when supported.
- Keep the secure order-status link to revisit the order and its latest supported tracking status. Do not post that link publicly.
- Merchants can find the same order in Store → Orders and review notification/delivery states. Check failures rather than assuming email arrived.
- When a shipment or refund is recorded, review the status and its notification outcome. Verify the recipient address before any authorized resend.
What to know #
Transactional order messages do not subscribe a shopper to marketing.
Local simulations do not prove real email delivery. A test confirmation must not imply real payment or fulfillment.
What success looks like #
The shopper can save a clear receipt and follow the order’s actual payment and shipment state.
If something goes wrong #
- No email? Check the saved address, junk folder and merchant delivery status. Contact support without sharing the private status link publicly.
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