> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.akinon.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.akinon.com/technical-guides/oms/package-management/states.md).

# States

When the package status is ***Pending*** , the ***Select Action*** drop-down menu on the top left is enabled. This menu includes ***Product Not Found/Defective Product*** button. Customer can use this button to change the status of the package to ***Product Not Found*** or ***Defective Product***. (This action also cancels the package and creates a new one.)

In the **pending** status, the ***Packaging Completed*** button on the top right is enabled. When customer clicks on this button, the package status is updated as ***Packaging Completed***. When the package status is ***Packaging Completed***, then the ***Ship*** button is enabled. When you click on this button, the package status is updated as **Shipped**. And also, shipping ticket can be shown below the Package Information in this status.

When the package status is ***Product Out of Stock***, the ***Reschedule*** button is enabled.

When the product is back in stock, this button is clicked so that the package status is updated as ***In Progress***. For products that are out of stock, the stock status is questioned within a period of time determined with the brand, and automatically rescheduled. Commands are flexible in a packaging order. That is, actions can be changed based on the brand. The most common commands are explained above.

## <mark style="color:red;">Package Location Movements​</mark> <a href="#package-location-movements" id="package-location-movements"></a>

This screen shows package movements at all locations. You can view the number of packages and status of them for each location;

* **‘Waiting’**,
* **‘Preparing'**,
* **'Waiting Transfer Operations'**,
* **'Ready to Package'**.

By clicking on the location card, you can display the number of packages in all package statuses at the location. These status;

## <mark style="color:red;">Transfer Location Movements​</mark> <a href="#transfer-location-movements" id="transfer-location-movements"></a>

This screen shows the movements of the transfers at all locations. You can view the number of transfers and status of them for each location;

* **‘Waiting’**,
* **'Cancelled'**,
* **'In Transit'**,
* **'Cancellation Waiting'**,
* **'Transferred'**,
* **'Ready To Shipment'**.

```
1.Pending
2.In Progress
3.Pending Transfer:
4.Ready to Packaging:
5.Packaging Completed:
6.Pending Shipping Label for Printing:
7.Pending Invoice:
8.Ready for Pickup:
9.Shipped:
10.Delivery Failed:
11.Delivery Attempted:
12.Delivered:
13.Pending Cancellation:
14.Canceled:
15.Defective Product Found:
16.Product Out of Stock:
17.To Be Rescheduled:
```

You can display the packages by clicking on the card. You can view the ***Package Details*** screen by clicking on the package number.

Using the status slider bar above the package screen, you can switch to other statuses.


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