Orders are the foundation of Churning Tracker. Every shipment, payout, and report links back to an order and its line items.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.churningtracker.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Order types
Pick the type that matches how the order makes you money. The type controls which fields show up and how payouts are matched.Buying group
Orders resold through a buying group (BG). Payouts come from the BG after shipment.
Cashback
Portal orders (Rakuten, TopCashback, etc.). Payout is the portal rebate.
Gift card resale
Gift cards bought to resell on secondary markets. Payout is the resale amount.
Create an order
Go to Orders → New order and fill in the form. Required fields- Order type
- Retailer (and retailer account if you have multiple logins)
- Account owner
- Credit card
- Order date
- Order number
- Description (required)
- Model / SKU (optional)
- Quantity
- Unit price
- Auto-calculated line subtotal
- Shipping
- Taxes
- Discounts / fees
- Buying group (for BG orders)
- Tracking numbers and carrier
- Order status
- Notes
Order list
The Orders page is a sortable, filterable table of every order you’ve logged. Common actions- Filter by buying group, status, retailer, account owner, or date range
- Sort by any column
- Search by order number or item description
- Duplicate an order to reuse details for repeat purchases
- Export CSV for the current filter (see CSV exports)
- Customize columns to show only what you care about
Order statuses
Statuses help you track what stage each order is at. Update as the order progresses:- Pending — placed, not yet shipped
- Shipped — tracking number attached
- Delivered — carrier confirmed delivery
- Received — buying group / portal confirmed receipt
- Paid — payout received
- Cancelled — order was cancelled
Line items
Line items power line-level payout reconciliation. Each item on an order can be:- Linked to a specific payout
- Reported on individually in the Items tab
- Exported separately in CSV exports
Tips for high-volume operators
- Use the Chrome extension on supported sites to skip manual entry.
- Set up email automation to auto-create orders from confirmation emails.
- Use CSV import for one-off bulk migrations from your spreadsheet.
- Save reusable retailer accounts to keep multi-login workflows clean.