# Order

The `Order` family — 11 operations.

An order is a sale as the till and the online channels record it — the lines, the figures, the payment and fulfillment story. Orders are born and driven at the register and the selling surfaces; the back office reads them here: open one to see its lines, discounts, totals and status flow, and follow its references to invoices and stock.

## Operations

| Operation | Kind | What it does |
| --- | --- | --- |
| [acceptOrder](/reference/order/acceptOrder/) | mutation | Accept a draft or quote order so it becomes a real order to fulfil. |
| [cancelOrder](/reference/order/cancelOrder/) | mutation | Cancel a customer order. |
| [createOrder](/reference/order/createOrder/) | mutation | Create a new customer order at your organization. |
| [holdOrder](/reference/order/holdOrder/) | mutation | Put an open order on hold — pause it without losing it. |
| [order](/reference/order/order/) | query | Look up one record — a customer order. |
| [orders](/reference/order/orders/) | query | The order list — each entry is a customer order. |
| [placeOrder](/reference/order/placeOrder/) | mutation | Place an open order — the moment a cart becomes a committed sale. |
| [resumeOrder](/reference/order/resumeOrder/) | mutation | Resume a held order — it goes back to open and can be worked again. |
| [sendOrder](/reference/order/sendOrder/) | mutation | Send a draft or quote to the customer — the offer goes out. |
| [updateOrder](/reference/order/updateOrder/) | mutation | Edit a customer order — change its details. |
| [voidOrder](/reference/order/voidOrder/) | mutation | Void a customer order — cancel it as if it should not have happened, keeping the paper trail. |