Shopify Unfulfilled Orders Report

An unfulfilled order in Shopify is a sale that hasn’t shipped, leaving the customer waiting for their item. Tracking unfulfilled orders in Shopify ensures smooth operations and happy customers. Even one unfulfilled Shopify order is a top priority, since any delay can hurt your reputation. Mipler’s Shopify Reports make it easy to see and fix each unfulfilled order.

Why the Shopify Unfulfilled Orders Report is Important

Store owners must closely monitor each unfulfilled order in Shopify to avoid delays and unhappy customers. A long list of unfulfilled orders in Shopify is a warning sign that Mipler’s Unfulfilled Orders report highlights. Each Shopify order unfulfilled shows how many unfulfilled orders Shopify is pending.

Benefits of the Unfulfilled Orders Report on Shopify

A detailed unfulfilled orders Shopify report brings major benefits. It spots delays early, alerts teams, and prevents bottlenecks. Mipler can even alert you immediately about any Shopify cancel order unfulfilled events. Key benefits include:

• See which Shopify unfulfilled order needs attention.
• Prevent Shopify order unfulfilled events by catching issues early.
• Reduce Shopify cancel order unfulfilled incidents with fast action.

How the Unfulfilled Orders Report Helps You Improve Fulfillment

Mipler’s report shows daily counts of pending vs shipped orders and highlights any backlog; if a shipment is late or canceled, the Shopify cancel order unfulfilled flag catches it, letting you reorder stock or reroute shipments quickly. This insight helps target bottlenecks before they spread.

For example:

1. A coffee store was able to use the Shopify Unfulfilled Orders Report to find that 44.8 percent of their orders of Espresso Blend were not fulfilled within 7 days. Once they optimized the inventory in their East Coast warehouse, the unfulfilled rate decreased to 12.5 percent, and the average fulfillment time went down to 1.9 days, compared to the previous 4.3 days.
2. A fashion brand discovered that 14.9 percent of their unmet orders were being canceled by customers, resulting in a total loss of $8,669 per month. Automation of alerts and prioritizing high-value orders using Mipler helped them to minimize cancellations to 3.7 percent and recoup approximately 6,000 in sales.
3. A home goods store discovered that its unfulfilled order rate in California was 23.2 percent, against a national average of 11.7 percent. When the company changed to a 3PL partner in Los Angeles, the unfulfilled rate in California fell to 9.5 percent, and customer complaints in the region fell by 67 percent.

Create the Unfulfilled Orders Report on Shopify with Mipler

Mipler makes generating this report quick and simple. Just follow these steps:

1. Open Mipler in your Shopify admin (after installing the app).
2. Find the Shopify Unfulfilled Orders Report in Mipler’s library.
3. Select your date range (e.g., today, last 7 days, last month).
4. Apply filters if needed – for example, filter to see Shopify sales in less than 24 hours for a specific name, financial status or country.
5. Run the report to instantly view your hour-by-hour breakdown of your unfulfilled orders. You’ll get a table of every hour (00:00 to 23:00) with preferred metrics.

That’s it – in a few clicks, you have the detailed Unfulfilled Orders Report.

Automate Your Shopify Unfulfilled Orders Report to Optimize Your Store

To stay informed about your Shopify Sales Reports, you can automate the Shopify Unfulfilled Orders Report with Mipler. Set it to deliver daily updates straight to your inbox, complete with an hourly breakdown of the previous day's sales. You can also opt for weekly or monthly summaries. With automation, you’ll always have up-to-date insights on unfulfilled orders without lifting a finger.

Important

This report shows where your store performance can be better. Mipler allows you to discover what is slowing down your fulfillment process by showing you which products, services, or regions are always behind schedule. These insights can help store owners refocus on high-impact products, simplify logistics, and align resources in areas where they can have the most growth.

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