Managing HostShop Failed Orders
Why Do Orders Fail?
Insufficient Funds:
- If your My20i account balance is too low when a customer purchases, renews, or transfers a domain, the order will fail.
- HostShop requires adequate funds in your My20i account to process all orders automatically.
Provisioning Issues:
- Sometimes, orders fail due to errors in the provisioning process. For example, a domain might not activate if it hasn’t been successfully purchased in your Reseller account.
How to Manage Failed Orders
Add Funds to Your Account:
- Navigate to your My20i account balance page: Add Funds.
- Use the auto-top-up feature to ensure your account automatically refills when the balance drops below a certain amount. We recommend setting this amount slightly above the cost of your highest-priced product.
Reprocess Orders:
- After adding funds, visit the "Failed Orders" section in HostShop.
- Locate the failed orders (e.g., domain purchases, renewals, or transfers) and select the option to reprocess them. This will attempt to provision the orders again.
Check Invoices:
- For failed renewals or transfers, review the invoice associated with the order. You can often manually provision the invoice directly from the invoice page.
Best Practices
Enable Auto-Top-Up:
- Prevent failed orders by ensuring your account balance never runs low.
Monitor High-Cost Items:
- Set your auto-top-up threshold above the cost of your most expensive product to cover unexpected purchases.
- By managing your account balance and reprocessing orders through the "Failed Orders" queue, you can maintain smooth operations and avoid disruptions for your customers.