Delete, Save, or Resume a Transaction in SCIS

In SuiteCommerce InStore (SCIS), you can delete a transaction or save it. Saved transactions can be resumed later.

Deleting a Transaction

Deleting a transaction is useful if you have made a mistake and you want to start building the transaction from the beginning. You can also delete an order that has been saved. To delete a transaction, tap the trash can in the Transaction Summary. After a transaction is deleted, there is no record of that transaction in NetSuite.

Deleting a Transaction

If you created a new customer and added that customer to the transaction, deleting the transaction does not affect the customer record. The customer record that you created is still in place.

Saving (Suspending) an Order

Also called “suspending” an order, saving is useful if your customer is not ready to complete a transaction. Saved orders can be resumed later. To save an order, tap the Pause icon found on the lower right.

Save an Order with Pause Icon

You can view all saved orders by tapping the Transaction Summary icon.

Saved List Icon
Important:

You cannot save an order in progress if:

  • It includes a partial payment

  • A single-use promotion was applied

  • A payment on the order is attempted – but fails – using a payment device, and Invoice in Advance of Fulfillment is not enabled.

    For more information about this payment device option and how it affects orders, see Invoice in Advance of Fulfillment with Optimize EMV in the SCIS Administrator Guide.

Resuming an Order

To resume a saved order, tap the Saved icon at the top of the Transaction Summary.

Saved List Icon

A popup displays showing a list of saved orders. Tap the arrow next to the order you want to resume. Tap Resume to continue. Tap Delete and confirm to remove the order.

Related Topics

Entering a Sales Transaction in SCIS
Adding Items to a Sales Transaction in SCIS
Selecting a Sales Representative
Adding a Serialized or Lot Numbered Item to an SCIS Order
SCIS Store Pickup and Orders for Delivery
Adding Notes to Items and Transactions in SCIS

General Notices