Mark an order as complete
Cancel a live order by marking it as complete
A live order is one whose initial payment or card registration was approved. You can't cancel a live order, but you can mark it as Complete.
When an order is Complete, BillPro collects no more billing events. You can still refund payments, but you can't change the order.
To list completed orders, open Orders, click Filters, select Status › Complete, and click Apply. Completed orders have a blue tick icon.

Completed orders
When orders become complete
- A single payment debit becomes
Completeafter the customer pays. - A pre-authorised single payment becomes
Active, thenCompletewhen you capture or reverse it. - An instalment order becomes
Completewhen every billing event is collected. If the customer pays more than the order value, it becomesReviewinstead, and stays there until you mark it as complete. - Metered orders don't complete on their own. Subscriptions end when you cancel them.
You can mark any live order as complete. If you mark a Failed or Suspended order as complete, BillPro doesn't collect the outstanding payments.
flowchart LR
subgraph Preliminary
Draft -->|Payment link| Pending
Draft -->|Phone payment declined| Rejected
end
Preliminary -->|"Payment or card
registration approved"| Active
subgraph Live
Active -->|"Subscription paused"| Paused
Active -->|Soft decline| Failed
Active -->|Hard decline| Suspended
Active -->|"Instalment paid
more than the order value"| Review
end
Preliminary -->|Cancel| Cancelled
Live -->|Mark as Complete| Complete
Mark an order as complete
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Open the order from Orders, a customer's Related Orders tab, or Payments › Billing Exceptions.
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On the Order Summary, click the … menu and select Mark as Complete.

Mark a live order as complete
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Click Continue to confirm.

Confirm Mark as complete
BillPro marks the order as complete and collects no more scheduled payments. The uncollected billing events of an instalment order become Cancelled.
For a live subscription, the menu shows Cancel Order instead. See Cancel an order.
Updated 28 days ago
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If your order is in a preliminary state, you can cancel the order.