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# How to Create an Order

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### Steps

1. **Click on "Sales & Orders" from the side menu and click on "Create Order". This will take you to the Create Order page.**
2. **Fill out the form:**
   * **Customer Details:** Enter the customer's name, phone number, and email.
   * **Products and Services:** Add the products or services the customer is buying.
   * **Order Fulfillment:**
     * Select the fulfillment type (pick-up or delivery).
     * Enter the location name (the name of the area for fulfillment).
     * Provide the landmark (exact delivery location powered by Google Places).
     * Enter the fulfillment cost.
     * Select order status.
     * Enter the delivery/pick-up date
   * **Discounts and Taxes:** Fill in this section if applicable.
   * **Dates and Payment:** Enter the issue date, due date, and amount paid if applicable.
   * **Save the information.**
3. **Share with Customer:** Click on the share button at the bottom of the sale to share the sale with your customer via link, WhatsApp, or Telegram.

### FAQs

<details>

<summary>Can I edit the details after adding a sale to orders?</summary>

Yes, you can update the order details at any time.

</details>


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