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Hello everyone,
We are a company that sells baked goods and many of our customers are companies gifting to their own customers.
So they often choose to do bulk orders of 20 to 30 orders at a time, that are sent to different customers.
So far, i have been creating a single draft order with all the products and the shipping costs for my corporate bulk orders and then, once paid, i was creating all the orders in bulk. This is working great.
The only issue that i have is that it is completely messing up my sales reports 😞
So i was wondering if there is a way to create a single invoice from multiple draft orders. that would really be the ideal for me.
Does anybody know how to do this?
Thanks a lot!
Hey.
Did you already find a solution for that? I am looking for exactly the same feature now.
Best regards, Christoph
Unfortunately no, i haven't found a solution... So my sales reports are still completely messed up 😞
But at least i can accept corporate bulk orders...
@Admin_bbh Hi there. I have this issue too. As a workaround I’m thinking 1. Accept the invoice 2. Create a separate order for each recipient and set the price at $0. This should balance it out, no?
also, Shopify support recommended an app called Multiship where you can input multiple addresses.
I hope this helps you. Please let me know.
Thanks for reploying and sharing your work around 🙂
Yes, this is also what we have been doing.
It is of course completely messing up all our reporting and our ability to track our margins... and i am not even talking about inventory or production management.
And multiship is definitely not the answer.
Did you ever find a solution within shopify? We have same issue with corporate gift orders.
Currently we just create the orders within Shopify and mark them paid manually, but then send a bulk invoice through paypal to collect the payment. All the invidual orders function as normal with tracking and so on.
Hey @Admin_bbh,
I tried searching online but didn't find a direct solution for this. Maybe one of these workarounds might make sense to you.
You can potentially try clubbing these draft orders and generating the invoice for the new combined order.
You can even create a separate draft order with the full order details and generate an invoice for that.
Do let me know if any of these work 🙂
Cheers,
Vignesh
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