Legacy Order Management API Reference v3.2

Updated: Jan 12, 2026

This API is deprecated, and is provided for reference only. Please refer to the Order Management API moving forward.

After the user has completed the checkout flow and the payment transaction has been confirmed, the order will be made available for partners to manage. Order management consists of the following endpoints.

Access Tokens

The Order Management API relies on a Page Access Token to act as the Facebook Page. The Page Role behind the token must be EDITOR or above. Learn more about page roles.⁠

Be sure to retrieve orders for all statuses, to maintain parity between Facebook and your system. Facebook may need to CANCEL orders from time to time due to fraud review.

Pagination

To reliably retrieve all orders for all statuses, we recommend that you use cursor-based pagination. The default max limit of orders per page is 25. Paging sizes may vary across statuses, and you may not get the same number of orders back per page. Learn more about cursor-based pagination.

List Orders

List commerce orders associated with a Page.

By default, it returns orders only in the CREATED state, unless the status parameter is specified.

curl -X GET -G \
  -d 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>' \
https://graph.facebook.com/v25.0/<PAGE_ID>/commerce_orders

Request

Attribute & Type	Description
`updated_after` Type: string	Optional Returns orders for which the status changed after this date in a UNIX timestamp.
`status` Type: vector of `status_code`	Optional Comma-separated list of statuses to filter.

`status_code` enum

Value	Description
`FB_PROCESSING`	Order is still being processed by Facebook. `FB_PROCESSING` orders are for informative reasons only (for example, to confirm to buyers that the order was placed). There is no action needed. This order may not advance to the `CREATED` state.
`CREATED`	Order has been created on Facebook, not yet acknowledged by external sellers.
`IN_PROGRESS`	Order has been acknowledged, and now in progress.
`SHIPPED`	Order has been shipped.
`CANCELLED`	Order has been cancelled.
`REFUNDED`	Order has been refunded.

Sample Request

curl -X GET -G \
  -d 'updated_after=1529718360' \
  -d 'status="CREATED,IN_PROGRESS"' \
  -d 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>' \
https://graph.facebook.com/v25.0/<PAGE_ID>/commerce_orders

Response

Attribute & Type	Description
`data` Type: array of `order`

`order` object

Attribute & Type	Description
`id` Type: string	Unique ID representing the order. Although numerical, manage order IDs as strings; order ID length and structure is subject to change.
`email` Type: string	Email address of the customer. Use for fulfillment purposes only, unless `email_remarketing_option` is set to `true`
`email_remarketing_option` Type: boolean	Customer's marketing opt-in status. Do not use email address for marketing purposes if set to `false.`
`created` Type: string	Order's creation datetime in ISO 8601 format⁠.
`last_updated` Type: string	Order's latest update datetime in ISO 8601 format⁠.
`ship_by_date` Type: string	Expected date the order is to be shipped by. Date format: `y-m-d`.
`items` Type: array of `item`
`order_status` Type: array of `order_status`
`selected_shipping_option` Type: array of `shipping_option`	Shipping option selected for this order.
`shipping_address` Type: array of `shipping_address`
`payment_details` Type: array of `payment_details`

`item` object

The item object payload contains minimal details about the product itself. You can fetch additional product information by making the following Graph API call:

curl -X GET -G \
  -d 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>' \
https://graph.facebook.com/v25.0/<PRODUCT_ID>

Attribute	Type	Description
`fb_product_id`	`string`	Unique ID representing the item. Multiple quantities of any item will be represented in the quantity field (see below).
`retailer_id`	`string`	ID representing the product in the seller's catalog.
`quantity`	`Number`	Number of items ordered.
`channel`	`string`	Either `facebook` or `instagram`. Note: The channel field does not appear in the response by default. In order to see it, it must be queried for explicitly using `?fields=` syntax. Learn more about reading Graph API fields.
`price_per_unit`	`currency_amount`	Unit price for this item.
`calculated_tax`	`currency_amount`	Tax amount for all items without shipping.
`calculated_tax_rate`	`float`	Tax rate in decimal format.

`order_status` object

Attribute	Type	Description
`status_code`	`status_code`

`shipping_option` object

Attribute	Type	Description
`name`	`string`	Human readable name of the shipping option.
`price`	`currency_amount`	Shipping cost.
`calculated_tax`	`currency_amount`	Shipping tax amount.
`estimated_shipping_time`	`estimated_shipping_time`	Estimated shipping time

`shipping_address` object

Attribute	Type	Description
`name`	`string`	Name on the shipping label.
`street1`	`string`
`street2`	`string`
`city`	`string`
`state`	`string`	Two-letter state abbreviation e.g. "NY"
`postal_code`	`string`
`country`	`string`

`payment_details` object

Attribute	Type	Description
`subtotal`	`subtotal_details`	Cost of items and shipping.
`tax`	`currency_amount`	Tax amount for the order.
`total_amount`	`currency_amount`	Total amount for the order.
`tax_remitted`	`bool`	`true` if taxes are collected by Facebook.

`subtotal_details` object

Attribute	Type	Description
`items`	`currency_amount`	Cost of products items in this order.
`shipping`	`currency_amount`	Shipping cost for the order.

`currency_amount` object

Attribute	Type	Description
`amount`	`string`	Amount in decimal format, eg. "5.5".
`currency`	`string`	Three digit ISO-4217-3 code for the purchase, e.g. USD.

`estimated_shipping_time` object

Attribute	Type	Description
`min_days`	`Number`	Expected minimum number of days in shipping
`max_days`	`Number`	Expected maximum number of days in shipping

Sample Response

{  
  "data": [  
    {  
      "items": [  
        {  
          "fb_product_id": "1747144002010730",  
          "retailer_id": "1522693943pages_commerce_sell5ac27737cc5fc7490521823",  
          "quantity": 1,  
          "price_per_unit": {  
            "amount": "0.55",  
            "currency": "USD"  
          },  
          "calculated_tax": {  
            "amount": "0.06",  
            "currency": "USD"  
          },  
          "calculated_tax_rate": 0.101  
        }  
      ],  
      "order_status": {  
        "status_code": "IN_PROGRESS"  
      },  
      "email": "user@example.com",  
      "created": "2018-05-14T23:02:59+00:00",  
      "last_updated": "2018-05-14T23:03:22+00:00",  
      "ship_by_date": "2018-05-17",  
      "payment_details": {  
        "subtotal": {  
          "items": {  
            "amount": "0.55",  
            "currency": "USD"  
          },  
          "shipping": {  
            "amount": "0.00",  
            "currency": "USD"  
          }  
        },  
        "tax": {  
          "amount": "0.06",  
          "currency": "USD"  
        },  
        "total_amount": {  
          "amount": "0.61",  
          "currency": "USD"  
        },  
        "tax_remitted": true  
      },  
      "selected_shipping_option": {  
        "name": "STANDARD (3-5 Business days)",  
        "price": {  
          "amount": "0.00",  
          "currency": "USD"  
        },  
        "calculated_tax": {  
          "amount": "0.00",  
          "currency": "USD"  
        },  
        "estimated_shipping_time": {  
          "min_days": 5,  
          "max_days": 7  
        }  
      },  
      "shipping_address": {  
        "name": "John Smith",  
        "street1": "1101 Dexter Ave N",  
        "city": "Seattle",  
        "state": "WA",  
        "postal_code": "98109-3517",  
        "country": "US"  
      },  
      "id": "64000782776004"  
    }  
  ]  
}

Acknowledge Order

Acknowledge one specific order that was retrieved using the List Orders API. This marks the order on FB side as acknowledged, and can be filtered out from future pulls.

Some orders may not acknowledge on the first attempt. Be sure to capture errors, take action according to error messages, and retry accordingly. Do not start processing orders in your systems that have not been successfully acknowledged.

Orders need to be acknowledged 12 hours after they have been created or less. To avoid SLA breach please acknowledge orders at least 2x a day, preferably more frequently. Most sellers with higher order volumes will want to acknowledge orders every 5-15 minutes, as soon as they are read from the List Orders API.

curl -X POST \
  -F 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>' \
https://graph.facebook.com/v25.0/<ORDER_ID>/acknowledge_order

Request

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`merchant_order_reference`	`string`	Optional	ID representing the order in your order management system.

Sample Response

{
  "id": "64000841784004",
  "status": "IN_PROGRESS"
}

Acknowledge Orders

Acknowledge order batches have a maximum of 100 orders per batch.

Acknowledge any orders that were received by list orders api, in a batch. This marks the order on FB side as acknowledged. This reduces unacknowledged orders in any future pulls of the List API.

curl -X POST \
  -F 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>' \
https://graph.facebook.com/v25.0/<PAGE_ID>/acknowledge_orders

Request

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`orders`	`array` of `order_id`	Required	Array of 100 or less order IDs.

`order_id` object

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`id`	`string`	Required	ID of the order.
`merchant_order_reference`	`string`	Optional	ID representing the order in your order management system

Sample Request

{  
  "orders": [  
    {  
      "id": "64000841790004"  
    },  
    {  
      "id": "10100677592885259"  
    }  
  ]  
}

Response

Attribute	Type	Description
`orders`	`array` of `order_id_and_status`

`order_id_and_status` object

Attribute	Type	Description
`id`	`string`	ID of the order.
`status`	`status_code`

Sample Response

{
  "orders": [
    {
      "id": "64000841790004",
      "status": "IN_PROGRESS"
    },
    {
      "id": "10100677592885259",
      "error": {
        "error_code": 2361003,
        "error_message": "Invalid Order ID"
      }
    }
  ]
}

Attach Shipment

Seller will use this API to update orders on Facebook side.

curl -X POST \
  -F 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>' \
https://graph.facebook.com/v25.0/<ORDER_ID>/shipments

Request

Attribute	Type	Description
`items`	`array` of `shipment_item`
`tracking_info`	`tracking_info`

`shipment_item` object

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`retailer_id`	`string`	Required	ID representing the product in the seller's catalog.
`quantity`	`number`	Required	Quantity.

`tracking_info` object

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`carrier`	`carrier_code`	Required	Carrier used for this package
`tracking_number`	`string`	Required	Carrier tracking number
`shipping_method_name`	`string`	Optional	Human readable description of the shipping method.

`carrier_code` enum

The following is a list of common carrier codes:

Value
`dhl`
`dhl_ecommerce_us`
`eagle`
`fedex`
`ontrac`
`tnt`
`ups`
`usps`

See the full list of carrier codes here.

Sample Request

{  
    "items" : [  
        {  
            "retailer_id" : "fb_tee_001",  
            "quantity" : 3  
        }  
    ],  
    "tracking_info" : {  
        "tracking_number": "12345abcd",  
        "carrier": "FEDEX",  
        "shipping_method_name": "2 Day Fedex"  
    }  
}

Response

If successful:

{
  "success": true
}

Otherwise a relevant error message will be returned.

Cancel Order

Seller will use this API to cancel order on Facebook side.

curl -X POST \
  -F 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>' \
https://graph.facebook.com/v25.0/<ORDER_ID>/cancel_order

Request

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`order_cancel_reason`	`order_cancel_reason`	Required

`order_cancel_reason` object

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`reason_code`	`reason_code`	Required
`reason_description`	`string`	Optional	Reason for the cancellation, this message may be presented to the user.

`reason_code` enum

Value	Description
`CUSTOMER_REQUESTED`
`OUT_OF_STOCK`
`INVALID_ADDRESS`
`SUSPICIOUS_ORDER`
`CANCEL_REASON_OTHER`

Sample request

{  
  "order_cancel_reason": {  
    "reason_code": "CUSTOMER_REQUESTED",  
    "reason_description": "Buyer did not need it anymore"  
  }  
}

Response

If successful:

{
  "success": true
}

Otherwise a relevant error message will be returned.

Process Refund

Seller will use this API to initiate a refund. Two kinds of refunds are supported - Item level refund and full order refund. For a partial (by quantity or price) refund, use an item level refund. Refer Sample request for examples.

curl -X POST \
  -F 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>' \
https://graph.facebook.com/v25.0/<ORDER_ID>/refund_order

Request

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`items`	`array` of `refund_item`	Optional	For Partial refund specify item level breakdown, items are not required for full refunds.
`reason_code`	`refund_reason_code`	Required
`reason_text`	`string`	Optional	Reason for the refund. This message is presented to the user.

`refund_item` object

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`retailer_id`	`string`	Required	Retailer identifier for the product.
`item_refund`	`currency_amount`	Required	Cost of item, before any tax.
`shipping_refund`	`currency_amount`	Required	Amount to be refunded for shipping.

`refund_reason_code` enum

Value	Description
`BUYERS_REMORSE`
`DAMAGED_GOODS`
`NOT_AS_DESCRIBED`
`QUALITY_ISSUE`
`REFUND_REASON_OTHER`
`WRONG_ITEM`

Sample request

Seller will use this API to initiate a refund. Two kinds of refunds are supported

Partial/Item Level Refunds

The amount field can be any value up to the full value of the item.

{  
  "items": [  
    {  
      "retailer_id": "38383838",  
      "item_refund": {  
        "amount": "5.5",  
        "currency": "USD"  
      },  
      "shipping_refund": {  
        "amount": "2.4",  
        "currency": "USD"  
      }  
    }  
  ],  
  "reason_code": "WRONG_ITEM"  
}

Full Refunds

{  
  "reason_code": "WRONG_ITEM"  
}

Response

If successful:

{
  "success": true
}

Otherwise a relevant error message will be returned.

Reimbursements and Transactions

After shipping or refunding an order, pull Reimbursement and Transaction information on orders to reconcile your transaction data.

curl -X GET -G \
  -d 'updated_after=1529718360' \
  -d 'status="SHIPPED"' \
  -d 'fields="reimbursements,transaction_details{tax_rate,tax_details}"' \
  -d 'access_token=<ACCESS_TOKEN>' \
https://graph.facebook.com/v25.0/<PAGE_ID>/commerce_orders

Request

Attribute	Type	Required	Description
`updated_after`	Unix timestamp	Required	Reimbursements and transactions will only display for orders after this timestamp.
`status`	Either `SHIPPED` or `REFUNDED`	Required	Order status for transaction request
`fields`	`reimbursements, transaction_details{tax_rate,tax_details}`	Required	Returns specified fields for reimbursements and transaction details

Response: Reimbursements

Reimbursements include any incentives applied, along with reason codes for the reimbursement.

Value	Type	Description
`reason`	Reason code for the reimbursement	See Reason Codes below
`value`	`currency_amount`	Value of total reimbursement of this order

Reimbursement `reason` code enum

Value	Description
`INCENTIVE`	A reimbursement made by Facebook to the seller for a specific reason. The amount is added to the seller's reimbursement balance until it's paid out to the seller's bank account.
`PAYOUT`	The bank transfer made to the seller's bank account which includes a set of reimbursements. Includes details on when the payout was initiated and the amount that was transferred to the seller's bank account. Payout rows are included in the report after the 3 day delay from when the payout was actually initiated.

Response: Transaction details

List of orders and all transaction associated with each order. This list will contain only those orders which had a transaction after updated_after timestamp.

Value	Type	Description
`transaction_type`	Reason code for the transaction	See Reason Codes below
`transaction_date`	ISO 8601 datetime	Datetime of transaction
`processing_fee`	object	Contains `amount` and `currency` objects consisting of the processing fee
`net_payment_amount`	object	Contains `amount` and `currency` objects consisting of the net payment amount
`tax_rate`	string	Percentage tax rate
`tax_details`	object	Tax details object
`payout_reference_id`	string	The bank reference ID associated with the payout in which this transaction is included. Note: only available for payouts processed after 5/15/19.

Tax details object

Value	Type	Description
`tax_category`	string	Facebook tax category
`jurisdiction`	string	The Jurisdiction under which tax is applied. Jurisdiction can be a state (e.g. Washington), city (e.g. Seattle), county(e.g. King county) or even a specific tax policy (e.g. Regional Transit Authority). Indicates under which jurisdiction the tax was found to be required for the given transaction.
`imposition`	string	Type of imposition for the tax item, indicating what type of tax this is. For example, "Local Sales and Use Tax" and "Retail Sales and Use Tax" are common imposition values.
`item_tax_rate`	string	Item level tax rate for the given category, jurisdiction and imposition. This gives the tax percentage for the given tax item detail row.
`item_tax_amount`	object	Item level tax amount calculated for this tax item row. This is calculated using the item tax rate provided above. Contains `amount` and `currency` fields.

Transaction type enum

Value	Description
`SALE`	Indicates a normal SALE transaction when the money is captured from the buyer and transferred to the seller's balance
`REFUND`	Indicates that order is refunded and includes information on the refund itself
`CHARGEBACK`	Indicates that there was a chargeback filed by the buyer for this order. Usually, this type of transaction will be followed by a CHARGEBACK_FEE transaction if the seller loses the chargeback claim. If the seller wins the chargeback claim, this will be followed by a CHARGEBACK_REVERSAL transaction.
`CHARGEBACK_FEE`	Indicates the fee that was withheld if the seller loses in a chargeback claim.
`CHARGEBACK_REVERSAL`	Indicates that the seller won the chargeback claim and contains details on the chargeback being reversed
`GOODWILL_TRANSFER`	Goodwill transfer details that Facebook paid the seller. This can happen if Facebook covers the chargeback, or in other cases where Facebook pays the seller for their loss, such as the seller winning an appeal against a buyer protection claim from the buyer.

Sample response

{  
  "data": [  
    {  
      "reimbursements": {  
        "data": [  
          {  
            "reason": "FREE_SHIPPING",  
            "value": {  
              "amount": "0.06",  
              "currency": "USD"  
            }  
          },  
          {  
            "reason": "FLAT_BUYER_DISCOUNT",  
            "value": {  
              "amount": "0.06",  
              "currency": "USD"  
            }  
          }  
        ]  
      },  
      "transaction_details": {  
        "data": [  
          {  
            "transaction_type": "SALE",  
            "transaction_date": "2019-01-09T09:16:21+00:00",  
            "processing_fee": {  
              "amount": "-0.05",  
              "currency": "USD",  
            },  
            "net_payment_amount": {  
              "amount": "0.55",  
              "currency": "USD",  
             },  
            "tax_rate": "10%",  
            "tax_details": {  
              "data": [  
                {  
                  "tax_category": "FBMP_OTHER_TAXABLE",  
                  "jurisdiction": "WASHINGTON",  
                  "imposition": "Retail Sales and Use Tax",  
                  "item_tax_rate": "6.50%",  
                  "item_tax_amount": {  
                    "amount": "0.08",  
                    "currency": "USD"  
                  }  
                }  
              ]  
            },  
            "payout_reference_id": "FBMPUSS5191u01g"  
          }  
        ]  
      },  
      "id": "64000782776004"  
    }  
  ]  
}

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Legacy Order Management API Reference v3.2 ​

Pagination ​

List Orders ​

Request ​

status_code enum ​

Sample Request ​

Response ​

order object ​

item object ​

order_status object ​

shipping_option object ​

shipping_address object ​

payment_details object ​

subtotal_details object ​

currency_amount object ​

estimated_shipping_time object ​

Sample Response ​

Acknowledge Order ​

Request ​

Sample Response ​

Acknowledge Orders ​

Request ​

order_id object ​

Sample Request ​

Response ​

order_id_and_status object ​

Sample Response ​

Legacy Order Management API Reference v3.2

Pagination

List Orders

Request

`status_code` enum

Sample Request

Response

`order` object

`item` object

`order_status` object

`shipping_option` object

`shipping_address` object

`payment_details` object

`subtotal_details` object

`currency_amount` object

`estimated_shipping_time` object

Sample Response

Acknowledge Order

Request

Sample Response

Acknowledge Orders

Request

`order_id` object

Sample Request

Response

`order_id_and_status` object

Sample Response