Editify ‑ Order Editor , 20 reviews
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This app does exactly what I need it to do...backdate orders. Sometimes there are orders I forgot to submit but payment has already been made. This allows me to backdate these orders. It's a simple task and this app offers a simple solution. Highly recommend.
Great App. Does what we needed it to do which is to backdate orders. Helps with tallying and reconciling orders with bank statements. Keep it up!
Great app for backdating your orders efficiently, easy to use, plus it can also be used for financial reporting.
I didn't realize I needed this app until a friend recommended it to me! It is super easy to use and now with the new update, our orders on paper accurately reflect our orders in real time.
Great app, I can now edit order dates to show up accurately on invoices when I failed to create that order on the same day it was placed via call or messages.
This is the perfect app...thanks KejrTech, awesome job
UPDATE: so the app is successful in backdating an order. However, that date is not reflected on invoices generated...Any solution for this KejrTech?
Thanks for your review , We have solved this problem in our latest update and now it can be used for financial reporting too and will show updated dates everywhere , even in Shopify analytics !
This app makes backdating orders easy! Hope they will keep it free and cant wait to see what other features they will have in the future!
The app cannot be used for financial reporting because it doesn't count the backtracked date instead it used the created date. For e.g.., If I draft an order today for an order that occurred two days ago, the transaction will fall under today's transaction not that day's transaction meaning total sales reporting for a period will be wrong.
Thanks for your review , We have solved this problem in our latest update and now it can be used for financial reporting too.
good app
cheapest app for change order name. it is pretty good but the app cannot be used for financial reporting because it doesn't count the backtracked date instead it used the created date