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Recurring orders let you automatically create orders on a schedule. This is useful for customers who order the same products regularly — like weekly deliveries or monthly restocks.

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Creating a recurring order

You can create a recurring order from any existing order. The schedule will use the same products and quantities from that order.

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How recurring orders work

When a recurring order schedule runs:
  1. A new order is created with the same products and quantities
  2. If auto-submit is enabled, the order is automatically placed
  3. If auto-submit is disabled, a draft order is created for you to review
  4. The schedule updates to show when the next order will be created
Use auto-submit for routine orders that don’t need review. Disable it if you want to check quantities or pricing before each order is placed.

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Managing recurring orders

You can:
  • Pause a schedule — Set it to inactive to temporarily stop creating orders
  • Update the schedule — Change frequency, interval, or dates
  • Edit products — Modify which products are included
  • End a schedule — Set an end date or deactivate it
Each recurring order schedule is independent. You can have multiple schedules for the same customer with different products or frequencies.

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Payment for recurring orders

Recurring orders create new orders that need to be paid separately. Payment isn’t automatically collected — customers need to pay each order as it’s created, just like regular orders.