Tabs
All
Everything from the popup.
New
Orders waiting to be sent.
Shipped
Sent to the courier with an AWB.
Completed
Delivered to the buyer.
Canceled
Refused, canceled, or returned.
What you can do on each row
Assign a courier (Куриер)
Pick which connected courier account will create the label. Sendway suggests the right one based on the delivery method the buyer chose in the popup; you can override it.
Edit delivery
Open the edit dialog to fix a typo in the buyer’s address, change the office, or switch the courier brand before the label is printed.
Send (Изпрати)
Sendway calls the courier’s API, creates the AWB, and stores it on the order. The order moves to the Shipped tab.
Status sync
Once an order has an AWB, Sendway polls the courier to find out what’s happening with it. Status changes (in transit, out for delivery, delivered, refused) sync back into the order — both in Sendway and in Shopify.Orders that go silent for too long (no status update from the courier for several days) show up on the Home dashboard under “Needs attention” so you can investigate without searching.
Common workflows
Process a batch of yesterday's orders
Process a batch of yesterday's orders
Open the New tab in the morning. Skim the list, fix any addresses that look wrong, then select all and click Send. Print labels in one batch.
Re-send a refused COD shipment
Re-send a refused COD shipment
Open the order, edit the delivery to a different address or office, and click Send again. The new AWB replaces the old one on the order.
Cancel a shipment that hasn't been picked up yet
Cancel a shipment that hasn't been picked up yet
Cancel the order in Shopify. Sendway flags it on the dashboard so you can also cancel the courier label on the carrier’s side.
Find a specific order by phone or name
Find a specific order by phone or name
The Orders list inherits Shopify’s order data. Search from Shopify admin → Orders with the buyer’s name or phone, then open the order in Sendway via the linked order link.