How to apply full and partial cancellation policies
Overview
This article explains how full and partial cancellation policies work on BurgerPrints and how to request them correctly. It helps you decide when to use full or partial cancellation based on order status, including cases involving production, shipping, or refunds through the Ticket system.
Before you begin, make sure your order is Paid, as Tickets can only be created for paid orders.
Understanding Full vs. Partial Cancellation
To ensure fast production and early delivery, BurgerPrints uses automation to shorten the post-payment in-review time. Order processing time starts counting from the moment payment is completed successfully. These automated steps help BurgerPrints operate efficiently and meet delivery expectations. Order status changes automatically based on timing, which directly affects whether you can apply for a full or partial cancellation.
The system displays a confirmation notice when you proceed to payment, informing you that completing payment means the order information can no longer be freely edited.You have 30 minutes after payment to request changes or cancellation through a Ticket, before the order enters production.

Full cancellation
A full cancellation means the entire order is canceled, including products and shipping. You should request a full cancellation when:
The order was created by mistake
The order is still within the Paid - Cancelable window (approximately 30 minutes after payment), before it enters the production stage
If approved, BurgerPrints credits the refund to your B-Wallet within the same business day.Full cancellation is not supported when:
The order has entered the production stage and production is completed
The order has already been shipped and handed over to the carrier
Partial cancellation
A partial cancellation means only part of the order is canceled or refunded. This usually applies when the order has passed the Paid - Cancelable window but has not been shipped yet. Common cases include:
For design change requests submitted after the order has entered the production stage, only the shipping can be cancelled
Order information such as address cannot be changed after production starts, so you request shipping cancellation instead
In these cases, clearly state your main request and fallback option in one Ticket.Partial cancellation is not supported when:
The order has already been shipped and delivery is in progress
How To Submit A Ticket
Step 1: On the Dashboard, select Orders, then click Edit the order you want to change

Step 2: Click Create Ticket

Step 3: Click Refund, select Cancel order, describe your issue, then click Create Ticket to finish

Tips and Best Practices
After payment, orders remain cancelable for approximately 30 minutes, so review order details carefully during this time to avoid missing the cancelable window.
Avoid submitting multiple Tickets for the same order, as this may delay support and cause you to miss the cancelable window.
Always include fallback requests on the first Ticket.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is submitting a Ticket guaranteed for full or partial cancellation? No. Submitting a Ticket does not guarantee that a full or partial cancellation can be applied. Each request is reviewed by the system based on the current order status and production stage, and you will receive an official response once the review is completed.
Can I request a design change after the order enters production? No. Design changes are not supported once production starts. If the request is submitted at this stage and before the shipment, only the shipping fee can be refunded.
Where do refunds go after a successful cancellation? Approved refunds are credited to your B-Wallet.
How long does it take to get a response to a Ticket? BurgerPrints reviews and responds to Tickets within 24 hours after submission.
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