
Which Statuses Release or Hold Orders for Fulfillment
Not every BigCommerce status should reach the warehouse floor. Orders sitting in a manual-review, partial-payment, or fraud-hold state need to stay out of the pick queue until BigCommerce clears them, or the warehouse ends up shipping orders that get reversed.

Cancellations, Address Changes, and Partial Shipments
Cancellations and address edits made after an order enters the fulfillment feed are the most common source of mis-ships. Mapping needs a cutoff point: before pick-start, a change should cancel or reroute the order; after pick-start, it needs a defined exception path instead of a silent failure.

Tracking Updates and Failed Status Callbacks
When a status callback to BigCommerce fails - a timeout, a malformed payload, a temporary API outage - the order shouldn't just sit unresolved. A retry queue with alerting catches this before the customer notices a missing tracking number.



