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Retry Instructions

Tell Ordergroove whether to retry or reject an order that failed placement
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The retry instruction endpoints are in Alpha and available by request only. To request access, contact your Customer Success Manager.

The retry instruction endpoints support payment recovery services. When an order fails placement, Ordergroove classifies the failure and then waits for your decision: retry the order with a new place date, or reject it.


How the flow works

Once retry instructions are enabled for a merchant, a failed order moves through these steps:

  1. The order fails placement. Its status changes to 20 (awaiting response classification) while Ordergroove classifies the failure.
  2. Once the failure is classified, the status changes to 19 (awaiting retry instructions). The order’s rejected_message holds the classification as a JSON string, with the Ordergroove error code, a message, and a category.
  3. Ordergroove sends the order.awaiting_retry_instructions event.
  4. You call one of the retry instruction endpoints:
    • Retry sets a new place date and changes the status to 18, so Ordergroove attempts the order again on that date.
    • Reject changes the status to 3 (rejected).

Both endpoints accept Application API Scope only. They return 400 if the order’s status isn’t 19. For what each status means, see Order Status Codes.

To retry an order that has already been rejected, use Rescue instead.