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Order types

Priorly supports several order types to cover everything from simple retail purchases to complex clinical workflows. A single order can carry more than one type at once.

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You do not choose order types manually. Priorly assigns them automatically when an order is placed, based on your product and fulfilment configuration.

All order types

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Standard
A straightforward purchase with no additional workflow
Standard
Default type for products without tasks, prescriptions, or third-party fulfilment. The order is created as Unfulfilled and follows normal dispatch.
Triggered by: Any product without tasks, prescription requirements, or third-party partner assignment.
Task-based
Requires staff tasks before fulfilment
Task-based
Orders containing products with task requirements move into Under review until tasks are completed and reviewed.
Triggered by: Products with one or more configured tasks.
Often combined with Prescription Third-party
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Prescription
Linked to a verified prescriber workflow
Prescription
Applied when products require prescriptions and your account has prescriber support enabled. A linked prescription appears on the order detail page.
Triggered by: Prescription-required products and verified prescriber configuration.
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Third-party
Fulfilment is handled externally
Third-party
Priorly routes eligible orders to the assigned third-party partner while keeping full order visibility in your dashboard.
Triggered by: Products configured with a third-party fulfilment partner.
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Subscription
Recurring orders generated on renewal
Subscription
Renewal cycles automatically create fresh orders that follow the same review and fulfilment flow as one-off orders.
Triggered by: Customer selecting a subscription option at checkout.
Manual
Created by staff on behalf of customer
Manual
Staff-created orders behave the same as customer-created orders and can combine with task, prescription, and third-party behaviours.
Triggered by: Team member using the New order action in Orders.

How types combine

Order types are driven by product configuration, so combinations are common in production workflows.

Task-based + Prescription + Third-party

A clinic workflow where clinical tasks are completed, a prescription is linked, then fulfilment is handled by a partner pharmacy.

Subscription + Task-based + Prescription

Recurring treatment orders where each renewal still requires updated clinical review and prescription handling.

Warning
If you are unsure which types apply, review your product settings first: task rules, prescription requirements, and third-party configuration determine the resulting order type.
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