Hi Saravana,

uCommerce will always use the ID of the status to load up the order status it needs. This means that even though you have changed status ID 1 to "New Order" uCommerce is still using it for baskets. Effectively all your baskets have become "New Order", which may be fine if that's what you're after.

Similarly order status ID 2 (formerly New Order) is used by the pipelines to convert the basket to an order (New Order). This is done in the checkout pipeline. Again this is fine if you want new orders to be in the processing state when they're done.

uCommerce uses four different "magic" states:

1 Basket: Initial state for orders that are considered baskets.

2 New Order: When basket is converted to order. (Done checkout pipeline in the ConvertBasketToOrder step).

1000000 Requires Attention: Set when an error occurs during payment processing in the backend, such as capturing, refunding, or voiding a transaction.

1000002 Processing: When dealing with an asynchronous payment gateway such a Google or Amazon. As two callbacks are received: First one that auth request is received (but not processed yet) and second one callback when the request is processed and we have a "Yes payment is alright" or "No, payment couldn't be authorized". Order is automatically put into the "New Order" status after this if the payment is good.

Can I ask what you need to accomplish with the order workflow changes? There are other ways of modifying the flow to your needs.

Hi Soren,

Thanks a lot.

As you specified in the link http://our.umbraco.org/projects/website-utilities/ucommerce/ucommerce-support/24002-Order-Status-Order-Flow , I've have created custom "ConvertBasketToPurchaseOrder" and configured. Below is my coding

public class IConvertPurchasetoNewOrder : IPipelineTask<PurchaseOrder>
    {
        public PipelineExecutionResult Execute(PurchaseOrder Order)
        {
            var newOrderStatus = OrderStatus.Get(1);
            var orderService = ObjectFactory.Instance.Resolve<IOrderService>();
            orderService.ChangeOrderStatus(Order, newOrderStatus);
            Order.Save();
            return PipelineExecutionResult.Success;
        }
    }

It works with some issues i.e after every checkout a null order which is to be in "basket" is created in "NewOrder" folder. So I've changed again the orderstatus Id's as below and it's works with no issues.

1  Basket
2  New Order
3  Processing
4  Shipped
5  Delivered
6  Cancelled

Thanks again

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