Order Merge
How to Access This Feature
"admin.menu.orders.root" → "admin.menu.orders.merge"
Table of Contents
- 1. About This Feature — Overview / How to Access / 3 Use Cases
- 2. Feature Guide — Merge Groups / Single Merge / Batch Merge
- 3. FAQ — 7 Questions + Notes
- 4. Related Features
1. About This Feature
Quick Navigation: Feature Overview | How to Access | Use Cases
1.1 Feature Overview
The Order Merge feature allows you to combine multiple orders with the same recipient name, phone number, and address into one shipment, saving shipping costs and improving fulfillment efficiency. The system automatically detects mergeable orders and displays them in groups, allowing you to merge individually or in batches.
1.2 How to Access This Feature
"admin.menu.orders.root" → "admin.menu.orders.merge"
1.3 Use Cases
Quick Links: Merge Same Customer Orders | Batch Process Mergeable Orders | Search Specific Customer
Scenario 1: Merge Multiple Orders from Same Customer
Situation: A customer placed multiple orders in a short time, and you want to combine them into one shipment to save shipping costs.
How to do it:
- Go to the "admin.menu.orders.merge" page
- Find the customer's merge group (automatically detected by system)
- Select the orders to merge (at least 2)
- Click the "Merge" button
- Confirm the merge
Result: Selected orders are merged into one, processed as a single shipment.
Scenario 2: Batch Process All Mergeable Orders
Situation: You have many mergeable orders daily and want to process them all at once.
How to do it:
- Go to the "admin.menu.orders.merge" page
- Use "Quick Select:" to select multiple groups
- Click the "Batch Merge" button
- Confirm the number of groups to merge
- Click "Confirm" to start batch merging
Result: The system processes each group sequentially, displaying success/failure counts when complete.
Scenario 3: Search for Specific Customer's Mergeable Orders
Situation: You want to find mergeable orders for a specific customer.
How to do it:
- Go to the "admin.menu.orders.merge" page
- Enter recipient name, phone number, or order number in the search box
- View the search results
Result: The list displays merge groups matching your search criteria.
2. Feature Guide
Quick Navigation: Merge Groups | Single Merge | Batch Merge
2.1 Merge Groups
The system automatically detects mergeable orders based on these criteria:
- Same recipient name
- Same phone number
- Same delivery address
- Same sales channel
- Same shipping method
- Same cash on delivery setting
- Same convenience store location (if applicable)
Group Card Information
Each merge group displays:
| Information | Description |
|---|---|
| Recipient | Grouping criteria - must match exactly to merge |
| Phone | Grouping criteria - must match exactly to merge |
| Address | Grouping criteria - must match exactly to merge |
| Channel | Orders from different channels cannot be merged |
| Shipping | Orders with different shipping methods cannot be merged |
| Mergeable Groups | Number of mergeable orders in this group |
| Items Count | Total items to ship after merging |
Search Function
Enter keywords in the search box to search by:
- Recipient name
- Phone number
- Order number
- Sales channel
- Shipping method
Statistics
The page header displays:
- Mergeable Groups: Number of order groups that can be merged
- Pending Items: Total orders pending merge
- Total Products: Total items across all pending orders
2.2 Single Merge
▸ Merge Steps
- Click a group card to expand order details
- Select orders to merge (at least 2)
- Click the "Merge" button
- Review merge content in the confirmation dialog
- Click "Confirm" to complete the merge
Order Details
Expanding a group shows each order's:
- Order number
- Order status
- Product details
- Order amount
2.3 Batch Merge
▸ Batch Merge Steps
- Use "Quick Select:" to select multiple groups
- Or manually select orders to merge in each group
- Click the "Batch Merge" button
- Confirm the number of groups to process
- Click "Confirm" to start processing
Batch Merge Progress
During batch merge, the system displays:
- Overall progress percentage
- Currently processing group
- Success/failure counts
⚠️ Important: Do not close the page during batch merge to avoid interruption.
3. FAQ
Quick Navigation: FAQ | Important Notes
3.1 FAQ
▪ Why can't some orders be merged?
Orders must meet these conditions to be merged:
- Order status is "Allocated" or "Out of Stock"
- Same recipient, phone, address, channel, and shipping method
- Shipping type supports merging (some third-party platform logistics don't support it)
- Same cash on delivery setting
▪ Can I undo a merge?
Order merges cannot be undone. Please carefully verify order contents before merging.
▪ What happens to orders after merging?
Orders themselves are not deleted or merged - each order number remains unchanged. The system merges the fulfillments of multiple orders into one, allowing these orders to be shipped together.
▪ Why can't Shopee/Momo orders be merged?
Shopee and Momo orders use platform-controlled logistics and don't support order merging.
▪ Do order amounts change after merging?
No. Each order maintains its original amount. Merging only combines fulfillments so multiple orders can ship together.
▪ Why does the page show "No mergeable orders found"?
Possible reasons:
- No orders currently meet merge conditions
- All orders have different recipient information
- Order status doesn't allow merging (e.g., shipped, cancelled)
▪ Is there a limit on batch merge quantity?
The system processes groups sequentially with no upper limit, but we recommend processing in batches for stability.
3.2 Important Notes
⚠️ Important Reminders
- Merges cannot be reversed; verify order contents before proceeding
- Merging combines multiple orders' products into one shipment
- Some third-party platform logistics (Shopee, Momo) don't support merging
- Convenience store pickup orders must be for the same store location to merge
4. Related Features
| Feature | Description | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Order List | View and manage all orders | Go |
| Order Details | View complete information for a single order | Go |