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Creating and managing orders

Updated 2026-06-07

An order is the core record in Eltaman: who is sending, who is receiving, what is being delivered, and where it currently is. This guide covers creating orders, understanding their status, and working with them in bulk.

Creating an order

Open the Orders page and choose New Order. Fill in:

  • Pickup — the address the parcel is collected from.
  • Delivery — the recipient's name, phone, and address.
  • Items — at least one item. Add a description, weight, and dimensions if you price by weight or volume.
The Orders page with the order table
The Orders page with the order table

Save the order and it appears in the list with the status Created. You can also bulk-import orders from Excel, or have them flow in automatically from an integration.

The new-order form
The new-order form

Items are the source of truth

Eltaman tracks status at the item level, and the order's status is computed from its items. This is what makes partial delivery work: if a three-item order has two delivered and one failed, the order becomes Partially Completed automatically — you never set the order status by hand.

If you enable per-item AWB in settings, each item carries its own barcode in the form <order-number>-<position>, and the printable AWB renders one page per item.

Order statuses

An order moves through these stages:

  1. Created
  2. Ready for Pickup
  3. Assigned for Pickup
  4. Accepted
  5. Picked Up
  6. In Hub (only for hub-and-spoke flows)
  7. Out for Delivery
  8. Delivered

…with Partially Completed, Failed, and Cancelled as end states. Each status shows as a colored badge in the list so you can scan the board at a glance.

Delivery is blocked if any item on the order has failed elsewhere, so a parcel never goes out in an inconsistent state.

Bulk actions and the Route column

Select multiple orders with the checkboxes to assign, cancel, or export them together. When you cancel in bulk, Eltaman asks for a reason and saves it to each order's history.

Selecting orders for a bulk action
Selecting orders for a bulk action

The list includes a Route column showing which route each order belongs to — click it to open the route drawer. Use Export to download the current view (including the route number) as an Excel file.

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