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    Laravel Marketplace Order Accept

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    Laravel Marketplace Order Accept Module is a component in an e-commerce or online marketplace system that handles the acceptance of orders by sellers.



    • Fetch new or pending orders placed by customers.

    • Allow sellers to accept or cancel orders from their order dashboard.

    • Customer, Seller, and Admin receive email notifications when an order is accepted.

    • Customer, Seller, and Admin receive email notifications when an order is canceled after TAT expiry.

    • Admin can enable or disable notifications for Customer, Seller, and Admin separately.

    • Admin can set a global Turn Around Time (TAT) for sellers to accept orders.

    • Admin can set a custom Turn Around Time (TAT) for individual sellers.

    • Orders that remain unaccepted beyond the configured TAT are automatically canceled.

    • Enable or disable the option for sellers to cancel orders after acceptance.

    • Sellers cannot generate invoices or shipments until the order is accepted.

    • Automated cancellation of pending orders through a scheduled command.

    • Customer can track the order status from their account panel.

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    Laravel Marketplace Order Accept Extension is an add-on to the Marketplace extension. This extension allows sellers to accept or reject orders within a specified time set by the admin.

    With this feature, sellers can easily manage their orders by setting clear time-based boundaries for acceptance. If the seller does not respond within the allotted time, the order is automatically canceled to ensure that customers aren’t left waiting and to maintain an efficient order processing workflow.

    Note -This module is an add-on of the Marketplace Module. To use this module, you must have Laravel Multi Vendor Marketplace installed first.

    Laravel Marketplace Order Accept

    Highlighted Features of Laravel Marketplace Order Accept

     Enable/Disable Module

    The admin can enable or disable the Laravel Marketplace Order Accept module anytime from the backend.

     Order Notification Settings

    Admin can enable or disable order notifications for customers, sellers, and themselves.

     Set TurnAround Time

    Admin can define the TurnAround Time (in days) after which the order will get auto-cancelled if not accepted.

     Seller Order Approval

    Sellers have the ability to accept or cancel customer orders based on availability or other criteria.

    Why Do We Need Laravel Marketplace Order Accept?

    Laravel Marketplace Order Accept is needed to give individual vendors control over their part of a customer’s order. In a multi-vendor marketplace, it allows each seller to review, confirm, or reject orders before processing.

    This ensures accurate inventory handling, reduces fulfillment errors, supports partial order management, and improves communication between sellers, customers, and admins.

    Also, if you are looking for an extension that allows the customers to return and replace the products that have been ordered by them by creating an RMA request, then checkout Laravel eCommerce Marketplace RMA extension.

    Module Configuration

    You can easily configure this module. To do so, go to Admin Configuration and click on OrderAccept. From this section, the admin can manage all the available functionalities.

    • Enable or disable the module.
    • Enable Notify Admin for order notification.
    • Enable Notify Customer for order notification.
    • Enable Notify Seller for order notification.
    • Enable “Cancel After Accept” option.
    • Set TurnAround Time (TAT) in days.
    Module Configuration

    Accept or Reject Order

    Once the customer places an order, the seller has the option to accept or cancel the order as per stock availability or other factors.

    • Seller can accept the order.
    • Seller can cancel the order.
    Accept or Reject Order

    Accept Customer Order

    If the seller accepts the order, they can proceed to complete the order operations like invoice creation and shipment.

    • Can create invoice.
    • Can create shipment.
    Accept Customer Order

    Cancel Order

    The seller can cancel the order manually, or the system will auto-cancel it after the turnaround time (TAT) set by the admin.

    • Seller can cancel the order.
    • Order is automatically canceled after the set TAT.
    Cancel Order

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    For any issue related to this module, please create a support ticket or send an email to [email protected]. You may also check our quality Bagisto Extensions.

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    Product Version2.4.10.0
    Released1 year ago
    Last UpdatedSeptember 9, 2026 (17 days ago)
    Supported Versions2.4.x  

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    Specification

    Detailed technical features and requirements to help you understand the module’s capabilities and ensure smooth integration with your system.

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    1 GB RAM & 1 Core Processor
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    Change Logs

    • - Feature Add (+)
    • - Feature remove (-)
    • - Bug Fixed (!)
    • - Modification (*)
    Version 2.4.10.0
    • + Compatible with Bagisto v2.4.10 and Bagisto Marketplace v2.4.10.0; bumped the module version to v2.4.10.0.
    • * Normalised marketplace-order-accept:install to the core Marketplace installer shape. The migration step now runs against realpath(__DIR__.'/../../Database/Migrations') with --realpath, resolving the module's own migrations regardless of the working directory or where the package is symlinked, in place of the hard coded packages/Webkul/MarketplaceOrderAccept/src/Database/Migrations relative path. The command now seeds via $this->call(DatabaseSeeder::class), force publishes the provider's view overrides, runs optimize:clear, and prints a new src/Templates/on-boarding.php ASCII welcome banner before the success message.
    • * No code change was needed for the upgrade. Every base class, event, template hook, and config key this module extends is unchanged in Marketplace v2.4.10.0, including the DataGrids\{Admin,Seller}\Sales\OrderDataGrid grids and their bindClasses() bindings, the marketplace.sales.order.save.after, marketplace.sales.order.cancel.after, and marketplace.seller.update.after listeners, the bagisto.admin.marketplace.seller.edit.form.settings.after and bagisto.seller.orders.view.actions.before template events, the seller/sales/orders/index and admin/marketplace/sales/orders/index view overrides, and the marketplace.order-accept.general.* settings. None of the v2.4.10 core changes, including the 20 argument product Importer, the ThemeCustomizationRepository to SectionRepository swap, the removed extension subsystem, or the renamed marketplace.sales.seller.transaction.save.after payout event, touch this module's surface.
    • * Aligned composer.json with the core Marketplace package shape. The PSR 4 map keeps src/, while the unused extra.laravel auto discovery block, the dead autoload-dev test namespace, and the redundant type, homepage, and prefer-stable keys were dropped in favour of the manual provider registration documented in the README and CI.
    • * Bumped the GitLab CI base image to webkul/bagisto:2.4.10 and the Marketplace clone reference to the v2.4.10 line.
    • * Refreshed the README requirements to Bagisto v2.4.10 and Marketplace v2.4.10.0 and bumped the marketplace-order-accept:version constant to v2.4.10.0.
    Version 2.4.9.0
    • + Compatible with Bagisto v2.4.9 and Marketplace v2.4.9.0. Marketplace moved its order datagrids under DataGrids\{Admin,Seller}\Sales, re-parented the admin order screens under admin.marketplace.sales.*, rebuilt the seller dashboard, and reorganised its admin configuration. Both grid subclasses and the bindClasses() bindings were repointed at the new base classes. Against an older Marketplace, the module now fails at class declaration time, before any route registers, so Marketplace must be upgraded first.
    • ! Fixed invoicing and shipping being blocked store wide while the module is switched off. bindClasses() replaces the Marketplace order model unconditionally, but the listeners that stamp acceptance_status are gated on Status. On a disabled install, where active seeds to 0, no order was ever stamped and canInvoice() and canShip() refused every order for every seller. Each gate now asks isAcceptanceRequired() before refusing anything and delegates to parent:: instead of re implementing the base fraud and quantity checks. With Status on, behaviour is unchanged.
    • ! Fixed the seller single order accept route being reachable without the permission. Http\Middleware\Seller enforces the seller ACL by route name and only seller.orders.mass_acceptance was declared, so any signed in seller could accept an order by URL regardless of their role. Config/seller/acl.php now lists both seller.orders.accept and seller.orders.mass_acceptance, and the Accept button on the order view is gated on sales.orders.accept like the grid's mass action and checkboxes already were.
    • * Updated the admin orders override to publish to resources/views/vendor/marketplace/admin/marketplace/sales/orders/index.blade.php, matching the base view's new name. At its old path, it overrode nothing. Both forked grids were re taken from Marketplace v2.4.9.0 core and carry only the acceptance status delta again, so they pick up the responsive card layout, pinned text action buttons, and new column groupings. marketplace-order-accept:install writes the new file but cannot remove the old one; delete resources/views/vendor/marketplace/admin/orders/index.blade.php by hand.
    • - Removed the forked seller dashboard orders view. Marketplace v2.4.9.0 rebuilt the seller dashboard around overview and stock tiles and deleted marketplace::seller.dashboard.orders, so the fork and its publish entry no longer overrode anything. Acceptance status is still shown and is now filterable on the seller and admin order grids. Delete the stale resources/views/vendor/marketplace/seller/dashboard/orders.blade.php after upgrading.
    • * Moved Configure → Marketplace → Order Accept to the end of the Marketplace configuration list. Marketplace v2.4.9.0 split its own configuration into eight sections sorted 1–8 and this module still claimed sort => 2, colliding with Sellers. No stored setting changed; the config codes are still marketplace.order-accept.general.*.
    • + Added Awaiting to the acceptance status filter on both order grids. The column rendered the yellow Awaiting badge but offered only Accepted and Rejected in its filter, so there was no way to list the orders actually waiting on a seller. The admin grid also names the column in its header group, so it can be sorted.
    • ! Fixed the 2024_12_18_132916_add_tat_time_column_in_marketplace_orders_table migration guarding on is_accepted while adding and dropping the column actually named acceptance_status, which left down() silently unable to drop it. up() behaves identically on a fresh database and the migration has already run everywhere else, so there is nothing to re run.
    • ! Fixed Turnaround Time (in days] and Enter TAT in days (1-30] closing a parenthesis with a square bracket in 21 of the 22 locales.
    • * Completed localisation across all supported locales. The Awaiting acceptance status label shipped as the English string in all 21 non English locales, so the seller and admin grids showed one untranslated badge sitting between a translated Accepted and Rejected; it is now translated everywhere. The Bengali Rejected label also carried Devanagari Hindi text rather than Bengali and has been corrected. The package now matches the Admin package locale for locale, with the same 22 locales and every key present in each.
    • * Retargeted the Playwright suite at the 2.4.9.0 panels. Configuration is applied across the new General, Products, and Sellers pages with the marketplace[general][general][…] field names in place of the removed admin/configuration/marketplace/settings screen. The seller product form is reached at seller/catalog/products/create, the admin Marketplace menu is walked through its new Sales level, and an order is opened through the grid's View Order action rather than a positional selector. Added ensureOrderAcceptConfiguration() so the seller specs enable the module themselves instead of depending on the admin spec having run first, and removed the remaining waitForLoadState("networkidle") calls.
    • * Bumped the marketplace-order-accept:version constant to v2.4.9.0.
    Version 2.4.x
    • + Added an Awaiting acceptance status. acceptance_status on marketplace_orders gains a third value and the order is stamped with it the moment it is placed, instead of staying null until the seller accepted or the order was cancelled. It renders as a yellow Awaiting label on the seller grid, the admin grid, and the dashboard widget, and the Accept button appears for both awaiting orders and older null ones. The invoice and ship gates still require accepted and the auto cancel query still keys off status = 'pending', so neither is affected. Fresh installs build the column from AcceptanceStatus::values() and need nothing extra; an already migrated store must widen the enum by hand. See UPGRADE.md.
    • + Added a dedicated sales.orders.accept seller permission under Sales → Orders. The mass accept action and its row checkboxes were gated on orders.cancel, a key that does not exist in the seller ACL and so never matched a custom role. Seller roles keep their permissions as a JSON list and there is no data migration, so a seller on a custom role sees the Accept action only after the permission is granted by re saving the role.
    • + Added a separate e mail for orders cancelled after acceptance, because a timed out order and an order the seller had already accepted read very differently to a customer. OrderCancelNotification takes an afterAccept flag that swaps subject and reason-to-* for subject-after-accept and reason-after-accept-to-*. Both variants exist for all three recipients in every locale. Recipients are still gated individually on notify-admin, notify-customer, and notify-seller, and the send still sits inside a try/catch report($e) so a mail failure never blocks the cancellation.
    • * Hardened marketplace-order-accept:cancel-pending. It returns early unless the module is active, records whether the order had already been accepted before cancelling so the right e mail template goes out, and force syncs a seller order to canceled and rejected when OrderRepository::sellerCancelOrder() reports failure but the parent order has in fact moved to canceled, instead of leaving it half cancelled. The command is still not registered in any scheduler by the package, so without a schedule entry, orders never auto cancel whatever the TAT is set to.
    • * Re synced the forked order views with Marketplace core, which had drifted from the base views they fork. The dashboard recent orders widget read report.statistics['refunded'] while Dashboard::getRecentOrders() returns closed, and the mismatch threw on undefined.length and blanked the whole widget. The admin grid showed a record.shop_title field that no longer exists and an outdated actions block, while the seller grid was running on <x-shop::datagrid> instead of <x-marketplace::seller.datagrid>.
    • * Restored dark mode on the forked seller dashboard and seller orders views, which had lost the dark: utility classes and, on the dashboard, the card wrapper and heading that Marketplace ships.
    • * Updated the seller dashboard's Pending, Processing, Completed, and Refunded tabs to sit in a single horizontally scrollable row instead of wrapping into a tall block on small screens. The desktop layout is unchanged.
    • * Moved the admin system config from src/Config/system.php to src/Config/admin/system.php to match how Marketplace lays its own config out. The Configure → Order Accept page and every marketplace.order-accept.* key are unchanged.
    Version 2.4.4
    • + Compatible with Bagisto v2.4.4
    • ! Fixed the slugs passing across all module functionality.
    • ! Fixed the seller datagrid to show in no seller cases also.
    • + Added filtering via acceptance status across datagrids in admin as well as seller panel.
    • + Added all the updated 22 lang files to module.
    • + Enhancement: Mail dispatching when order is accepted by seller.
    • ! Fixed the TAT visiblity by injecting it after setting form at admin panel.
    • ! Fixed the updation of TAT in marketplace_sellers table.
    • ! Fixed rejected and canceled status in seller_payout_status and acceptance_status.
    • + Added migration to accept multiple acceptance status previously which was only for accepted.
    • + Fixed the routes changed according marketplace for orders, transaction and payment requests.
    Version 2.2.2
    • + Compatible with bagisto version v2.2.2
    • + Order status updates correctly for customer and admin after seller cancel.
    • + Fixed exception on seller's Accept button click.
    • + Accept button now disables after TAT expiry.
    • + Fixed default seller TAT issue preventing admin TAT application.
    • + Cancel button now hides after order cancellation via command.