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How to Manage Order Issues on Zendrop

Learn how to find, filter, review, and create order issues in Zendrop, including all issue types, statuses, and how to submit a complete issue with supporting details.

Something went wrong with an order, a missing item, a failed delivery, or a customer who needs their address updated. The Issues tab in Zendrop is where you handle all of it. You can filter, track, and submit order issues without guesswork, and Zendrop routes each one to the right resolution path.

Finding the Issues tab

From the left-hand menu, go to Orders. At the top of the page, you'll see three tabs: All, Ready to Fulfill, and Issues. Select Issues to see every order that has a flagged problem.

Filtering your issues

Four filters help you zero in on the orders that need your attention.

Date range

Use the date dropdown to narrow results by when the issue was created. Your options are:

  • Today

  • Last 7 days

  • Last 30 days

  • Custom, set your own start and end dates

Order number search

Type an order number directly into the search bar to pull up a specific order instantly. This is the fastest way to find an issue when a customer reaches out with their order ID.

Issue type

Filter by the nature of the problem. The available issue types are:

  • Modify customer info

  • Cancel order

  • No tracking information

  • No tracking updates

  • Last-mile delivery failed

  • Delivered to wrong address

  • Returned in transit

  • Damaged item received

  • Item missing

  • Wrong item received

  • Returned to warehouse

  • Out of stock

  • Confirm product

  • Confirm order

  • Contact courier

  • Tracking codes updated

  • Change shipping method

  • Others

Issue status

Filter by where the issue stands in the resolution process:

Status

What it means

Needs attention

Action is required from you before Zendrop can proceed.

Awaiting processing

The issue has been submitted and is in the queue.

Awaiting confirmation

Zendrop needs your confirmation to move forward.

Processing

Zendrop is actively working on resolving the issue.

Processed

The issue has been fully resolved.

Order status

You can also filter by the current status of the order itself:

  • Canceled

  • Delivered

  • Fulfill order

  • Fulfilled via Shopify

  • On hold

  • Processing

  • Shipped

For more information, please refer to our guide: A Guide to Order Statuses on Your Zendrop Dashboard.

Viewing issue details

Once you've found the order you're looking for, click Details on the right side of the order row. This opens the full issue view, where you can see what's happened, what's needed, and any notes or updates from Zendrop's team.

Note
If an issue shows a status of "Needs attention," open the details immediately. These require your input before Zendrop can act.

Creating a new issue

Don't see a flagged issue but know something went wrong? You can raise one yourself. Click the Create Issue button at the top right of the Issues page.

A form will appear asking you to select an issue type from the dropdown. After selecting the type, fill in all relevant details. The more specific you are, the faster the resolution.

When submitting an issue, include:

  • The correct order number.

  • A clear description of the problem.

  • Photos or screenshots if the issue involves a damaged, missing, or wrong item.

  • Any relevant customer messages or delivery confirmations.

Note
Incomplete submissions slow down resolution. Include images and supporting evidence upfront, don't wait to be asked.

What happens after you submit

Once submitted, your issue moves into the queue with an Awaiting processing status. Zendrop's team reviews it and updates the status as they work through it. Watch for status changes to Needs attention or Awaiting confirmation, as these require a response from you to keep things moving.

Keep an eye on the Issues tab regularly, especially if you're running high order volumes. Catching a "Needs attention" flag early means faster resolution and happier customers.

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