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Features

Customer order tracking without searching through chats, notebooks and staff memory

Customers expect a clear answer when they ask about an order. Darzee keeps order status and operational progress connected so the team can respond from the business record instead of asking around the shop.

Why this matters

Replace scattered operational memory with one business record

  • Status questions require calling another staff member.
  • Delivery dates are promised but not visible alongside the actual work.
  • Customer conversations and operational status drift apart.
How it works

From customer request to completed work

01

One order record

Create the order with the customer, items, due date and payment context.

02

Update status

Move the order as work progresses instead of maintaining a separate status sheet.

03

Share context

Use the order record and customer communication workflow to keep updates consistent.

04

Preserve history

Completed orders stay part of the customer relationship for future service.

Built for workflows like these

Tailors & boutiquesAlteration shopsUniform makersRepair businessesMade-to-order businesses

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Common questions

Can staff see the current status of an order?

Yes. Darzee keeps order workflow status in the business record so teams can see what is pending.

Can customers receive updates?

Darzee supports customer communication and order-sharing workflows; the exact notification channels can depend on the business setup.

Does completed order history remain available?

Yes. Order history stays connected to the customer for repeat service and context.

Run the workflow in Darzee

Start with customers and orders, then add the operational detail your business needs.

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