Loonity uses a system of assigning colors and statuses to orders/products in order to help users visually identify their tasks.
Order statuses #
Every order has a journey that depends on the configuration of the market logistics.
| received: | The order has been entered into the system but the order window is still open. Such orders are visible but not yet finalized. |
| at producer: | The producer needs to prepare the goods and deliver them to the warehouse. |
| * at warehouse: | The producer has delivered the goods to the warehouse. |
| * picked: | The products have been picked at the warehouse and sorted according to customer orders. |
| *at distributor: | The prepared orders have been handed to the logistics provider. |
| delivered: | The orders have been delivered to the final customers. |
| completed: | The orders are completed after the final customers have had 48h to file an incident. |
| cancelled: | The order has been cancelled. |
* These statuses are only used in a scenario where a distributor is involved. They are not used in direct delivery.
Status colors #
Blue: A task that needs to happen before I can do my task
Yellow: A task that I need to take care of
Green: A task that I have fulfilled
Brown: A task that happened after I have done my task
Gray: Order cancelled
Pink: Order received, but not yet confirmed (order window still open)
The colors do not correspond to a specific order status, but rather indicate what the user has to do depending on his role. For an order in a given status, the producer will see a different color than the distributor or the warehouse. Keep in mind that the market can choose his view and as such assume different roles.
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