Rmfg Orders

Blocks that track paid RMFG orders through production and shipping.

RMFG Get Order

What it is

Fetches an RMFG order's status and shipment tracking

How it works

Fetches /v1/orders/{id}: the status (received, in_production, ready_for_pickup, shipped, delivered, cancelled or refunded), estimated ship date, line items, a status history, and carrier tracking once shipped.

An unknown ID is reported as RMFG not_found_error: <message>. tracking_url, tracking_number and estimated_ship_date are emitted only when RMFG has them, so a graph can branch on their presence; amount_total_cents is 0 until the order carries a total.

Inputs

Input	Description	Type	Required
order_id	Order ID from Pay Cart or an order.status_changed event	str	Yes

Outputs

Output	Description	Type
error	Error message if the request failed	str
order	The full order	Order
order_id	Order ID	str
status	received, in_production, ready_for_pickup, shipped, delivered, cancelled or refunded	"received" | "in_production" | "ready_for_pickup" | "shipped" | "delivered" | "cancelled" | "refunded"
tracking	Carrier, number and link once shipped	OrderTracking
tracking_url	Carrier tracking link, once shipped	str
tracking_number	Carrier tracking number, once shipped	str
estimated_ship_date	Planned ship date, when known	str
amount_total_cents	Amount charged, USD cents	int

Possible use case

Shipping Notification: When an order.status_changed event arrives, load the order and message the customer with the tracking link.

Delivery Confirmation: Check for delivered status before closing a support ticket.

Cancellation Handling: Detect cancelled or refunded orders and update the internal record.

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RMFG List Orders

What it is

Lists the RMFG account's manufacturing orders

How it works

Reads one page of /v1/orders, newest first, with limit between 1 and 100, and returns next_cursor when there are more. Feed the cursor back in to page; an empty next_cursor means the last page.

An invalid cursor is rejected by RMFG and surfaced as RMFG <code>: <message>. An account with no orders yields an empty orders list, no order items and an empty cursor.

Inputs

Input	Description	Type	Required
limit	Orders per page.	int	No
cursor	next_cursor from a previous page; empty for the first page.	str	No

Outputs

Output	Description	Type
error	Error message if the request failed	str
orders	This page of orders	List[Order]
order	One order at a time	Order
order_ids	IDs in the same order	List[str]
next_cursor	Pass back as cursor to fetch the next page; empty on the last page	str

Possible use case

Weekly Production Report: Page through all orders and summarise what is in production versus shipped.

Open Order Dashboard: List recent orders and filter to those not yet delivered.

Reconciliation: Match order totals against the accounting system's records.

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