Order pages overview

Order pages are the public-facing forms where clients browse your services and packages, then place an order. You can create multiple order pages with different URLs, each showing a different selection of services. This guide covers how to create and configure them.

Getting Started

1. In the admin dashboard, go to Ordering from the sidebar.
2. Switch to the Order Pages tab.
3. Click the Add Order Page button in the top-right corner.

Page Details

Title

The title appears at the top of the order page and is also used as the browser tab title for search engine optimization (SEO).

URL Slug

The slug is the unique path for this order page. It determines the URL where clients will access the page.

• The full URL follows the format: https://yourdomain.com/order/your-slug
• Slugs must be at least 3 characters, start with a letter, and contain only lowercase letters, numbers, and hyphens.
• As you type, the system checks if the slug is available. You'll see a green checkmark when it's valid and unique, or a red X if it's already taken.
• Use the copy button next to the URL field to copy the full link to your clipboard.

Description

A short paragraph shown below the title on the order page. This is also used as the meta description for SEO, so make it informative and relevant.

Gallery

Upload images for the order page header. Clients see these as a visual introduction to your offerings.

• Click the upload area to add images (JPEG, PNG, or WebP).
• Click the X on any image to remove it.

Adding Packages

Packages are displayed as featured options at the top of the order page. Clients can pick a package to pre-select a bundle of services.

1. In the Packages section, click Add package to open the picker.
2. Search for and select packages you want to feature.
3. Drag packages to reorder them. The display order on the order page matches the order you set here.
4. Click the X on any package to remove it.

Adding Services with Categories

Services appear below packages on the order page, organized into categories. Categories help clients find what they need quickly.

Creating Categories

1. In the Services section, click the Add Category button.
2. Type a category name (e.g., "Photography", "Video", "Extras") and press Enter or click Add.
3. Repeat to create as many categories as you need.

Adding Services to Categories

1. Inside each category, click Add service to open the picker.
2. Search for and select the services you want to include.
3. Drag services within a category to reorder them.
4. Click the X on any service to remove it from that category.

Managing Categories

• Drag categories by their grip handle to reorder them. The display order on the order page matches what you set here.
• Rename a category by clicking the pencil icon, editing the name, and pressing Enter.
• Delete a category by clicking the trash icon. This removes the category and unassigns its services from the order page (the services themselves are not deleted).

Each service can only appear in one category on a given order page.

Settings

Default Order Page

Toggle on Default Order Page if you want visitors to /order to be automatically redirected to this page. Only one order page can be the default at a time.

Active/Inactive

You can toggle order pages on or off using the enable/disable toggle in the Order Pages table. Inactive pages won't be accessible to clients.

Saving and Managing Order Pages

• Click Create to publish a new order page, or Update to save changes.
• Back on the Order Pages tab:
  • Click a row to edit the order page.
  • Use the Copy link button (clipboard icon) to copy the order page URL.
  • Use the enable/disable toggle to activate or deactivate a page.
  • Use the delete button to permanently remove an order page.

How Order Page URLs Work

Order pages are served at https://yourdomain.com/order/{slug}. If you've configured a custom portal domain, the URL uses that domain. Otherwise, it uses your organization subdomain at yourslug.photeria.io.

When a client visits /order without a specific slug, they are redirected to the default order page.

Tips

• Create separate order pages for different client types. For example, one for residential agents and another for commercial clients, each featuring different services and packages.
• Keep categories focused. Three to five well-organized categories are easier to browse than a single long list.
• Use descriptive slugs that match your marketing (e.g., residential-photography or luxury-listings).
• Make sure your default order page has your most popular services and packages so new visitors see your best offerings first.