Why tag an order?
Applying tags to orders can help to filter them based on a particular set of criteria. For example, you might want to filter all orders that have been placed with a specific delivery method so that you can fulfil them quickly, or, you might like to filter and identify orders placed by first-time customers so that a welcome gift can be placed in their order.
Tagging Orders is a vital step in building automation workflows for the processing and fulfilment of orders. Why waste time manually tagging each order when you can create a set of rules to take care of the order tagging?
What rules can I apply using Order Tagger?
Order Tagger automatically tags orders based on a variety of conditions. You simply create a rule and then when an order matches that rule, we tag it. This allows you to group your orders based on tags to streamline your fulfilment process, highlight particular orders and much more.
Full list of tagging rules available
PRODUCT BASED RULES
Tag orders based upon the product or product variant purchased
Tag orders based on the collections the products are purchased from
Tag orders based on the product tags of products purchased
Tag orders based on the product vendor of the products purchased
TRANSACTION BASED RULES
Tag orders based on the sales channel
Tag orders based on the discount codes used
Tag orders based on their total weight
Tag orders based on the total price
Tag orders based on the payment method used
Tag orders based on where the order was placed (POS/Locations)
SHIPPING BASED RULES
Tag orders based on the shipping address state (United States)
Tag orders based on the shipping address region (New Zealand)
Tag orders based on the shipping address county (United Kingdom)
Tag orders based on the shipping method
Tag orders based on the carrier service used
Tag orders based on the shipping address country
Tag orders based on the zip/postcode of the shipping address
BILLING ADDRESS BASED RULES
Tag orders based on the billing address country
CUSTOMER BASED RULES
Tag orders if it's the first order placed by the customer
Tag orders based on the customer's tags
Tag orders based on the total spend of the customer
Tag orders based on the customer's order volume
Tag orders with the customer's first and last name
Tag orders if the customer accepts marketing
OTHER
Tag orders based on the fraud level
Tag orders based on its order attributes
Tag orders based on its line item properties
Auto tag all orders
Tag orders that have not had a tag assigned
Tag orders if the order note contains specific text
Custom Features
If you need a rule or workflow that you don't see in the list above, then please get in touch and we'll see how we can help!