How to place your store orders?
Here's how you can place your store orders on Qikink Dashboard :
Step 1: Log in to your Qikink Dashboard.
Step 2: Go to Orders > Store / On Hold Orders. You will see all your store orders listed on the On Hold page.
Step 3: Click the 'Live' button, review the customer details, payment method, and courier service, then click the 'Move to Live' button to send the order into processing.
Step 4: Maintain sufficient credits to ensure seamless order processing.
For prepaid store orders, you can skip the option by enabling the automatic processing of prepaid store orders in the settings under the 'Updates' tab
You cannot place store orders under self-shipping mode.
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