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Phrase for order is done or order received?

English Language & Usage Asked by Tolga Evcimen on March 2, 2021

I am developing a mobile application, which gets orders from client and sends it to us. What I am wondering is what kind of a statement can I use in order to inform the user that we have received his order. It must be a short statement as well as informative.

  • Order Is Done
  • Order Received
  • or??

Since I am not a native English speaker I think I need some help here 🙂

3 Answers

"Order received" might be perceived as ambiguous, because it may not be clear whether it refers to

  • the supplier receiving the order, or
  • the customer receiving what he has ordered

"Order is done" is similarly afflicted: does done refer to what the customer does, or the supplier?

I would use Order placed. This is unambiguously something that the customer does with the order.

The corollary for what the supplier does is Order fulfilled.

Correct answer by Andrew Leach on March 2, 2021

Order Placed

then

Order Fulfilled

Answered by RyeɃreḁd on March 2, 2021

What about ( order confirmed ) in my opinion when the word Confirmed is applied in a form order it is placing support at the fact of full knowledge of this order by not only the app system but consecutively also by who ever is in-charge of receiving and processing what is to follow for this order completion.

Answered by user72083 on March 2, 2021

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