The Run Sheet

Delivery Slots → Run sheet shows a day’s booked orders, grouped by slot.

• The date starts at today. Use the arrows to move a day, or Today to come back.
• The shipping method menu shows one method, or all of them.
• The slot cards show how many orders each window has, out of its limit, when one method is shown.
• The orders are grouped by slot, then sorted by zone and suburb, which is roughly the order a driver visits them. Click an order number to open it.

Only completed orders are listed. Carts that are holding a slot aren’t, though they count towards how full a slot is at checkout.

Columns

Column	Shows
Order	The order’s reference, or its short number
Customer	The shipping address’s name, and its phone number. Without a Phone field on addresses, the customer’s email
Address	The shipping address
Zone	The zone the address is in
Items	How many items the order has
Note	An order field you choose with noteField in the config file, such as delivery instructions

To show phone numbers, add a Phone field (handle phone) to addresses under Settings → Addresses and ask for it at checkout.

Print

Print opens a plain page for the day and prints it, starting each slot on a new page so each driver gets their own.

Marking orders delivered

Each order has a Status column with its Commerce order status. Mark delivered sets the order to your Delivered status, so the team can tick orders off as drivers report back, and the order’s status history shows who did it.

The button shows when:

• your store has an order status with the handle delivered (create it in Commerce → Store Management → Order Statuses), or the handle you set with deliveredStatus in the config file;
• the user can edit orders.

Give the status an email in Commerce, such as “Your order has been delivered”, and customers are told automatically.

Packing list

The Packing list tab adds up the day’s orders: how many of each item, by slot. Pack the 8am orders first, or bake the right number of loaves.

Print on this tab prints the packing list.

Export

Export… downloads a CSV for a day or a date range, such as next week:

• Orders: Date, Slot, Order, Customer, Email, Phone, Address, Suburb, Postcode, Zone, Items, Total, Shipping method, and Note when it’s set. Import it into a routing app or a spreadsheet.
• Packing list: each item with its SKU, its quantity in each slot, and the total.

Values that start with =, +, - or @, such as a name a customer typed, are prefixed with an apostrophe so spreadsheets don’t run them as formulas.

From the command line

The same exports, for scripts and scheduled jobs:

php craft delivery-slots/export --from=tomorrow --output=deliveries.csv
php craft delivery-slots/export --from=2026-11-17 --to=2026-11-23 --type=packing

Option	Description
--from	The first day: a date, today or tomorrow. Default: today
--to	The last day. Default: the same as --from
--method	A shipping method handle. Default: every method with slots
--type	orders (default) or packing
--output	The file to write. Without it, the CSV is printed

Dashboard widget

Add the Delivery Slots widget to the dashboard to see how full today’s and tomorrow’s slots are. Choose one shipping method in its settings, or show them all.

On the Orders page

In Commerce → Orders:

• Add the Delivery time column from the table’s column settings.
• Filter by Delivery date, such as Tomorrow or a date range, to find the orders for a day.

Who can see it

Users need the View the run sheet permission.