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Order lookup

When a restaurant says “the order never came in”, you no longer have to write to us to find out what happened. You look the order up by code and see its whole journey: when it reached us, when we sent it to you, exactly what we sent, what you replied and what errors occurred.

You only see orders from your own stores.

Menu Profil → Trasabilitate comenzi. Enter the order code — order_code, the one on the receipt, not order_id.

The traceability screen, with a code that does not belong to the account’s stores

The first thing you see is a direct answer to “did it arrive or not”:

Verdict What it means
The order left towards your system We got a 2xx response from your endpoint.
The order did NOT reach your system We received it, but the call to you did not succeed.
Moment What it is
Created When the order was created, in local time, as it was transmitted to us.
Received by us When the order reached us.
Sent to you When we finished the call to your endpoint.
Time spent with us The difference between the two. Normally under two seconds.

Moments recorded by us are displayed converted to Romanian time.

For each call you see the endpoint, the HTTP code, the request exactly as we sent it and your response, verbatim. Both can be copied with one click, so you can replay them locally.

What you see What it means
Full request and response, HTTP 2xx All good. If the order is missing on your side, the problem is after reception.
Empty response, but HTTP 2xx The call arrived, but the response does not tell us whether you stored the order.
Request missing, response present The call was refused. We do not keep the request body for refused calls — the endpoint and code remain visible.
No call at all The order was never sent. See the errors section.

If you have retry enabled, you see every attempt: number, time, how long we waited beforehand, the outcome and the error.

This is usually what explains why an order came in later than the restaurant expected.

The messages recorded during processing, with the time and the operation in which they occurred. These are the real messages — including your own system’s error response, when that is the cause.

If you spelled the code correctly and it still does not appear, that order never reached us. It is not a delivery problem towards you, it is an upstream one.

Check first:

  • the code is order_code, not order_id;
  • the store belongs to your account;
  • the order really was placed (ask the customer for a screenshot).

If all of that holds, write to us with the order code, the store and the approximate time.