Occasionally orders get declined or cancelled for various reasons, such as printer malfunction, changes in the project or timeline constraints.
When to decline an order
Before the payment occurs, there’s an opportunity for you as a Hub to decline an order. Here are the decline options below:
If you have to decline an order please make sure to indicate the correct reason. Decline reasons are one thing that influences your Hub ranking, as described in our previous post: How to improve your Hub ranking? 1
Most decline reasons are pretty self explanatory. If you decline the order or if you don’t leave a comment within 24 hours, the customer will then be able to switch to another Hub. This is what the customer sees at this point:
Please note that declining an order is not always a bad thing. If you decline an order because the model simply cannot be printed with your machine, it’s a much better experience for the customer to know this straight away instead of having waited for several days while you waste time and material trying to print an object that is much better suited to be printed using a different 3D printing technique for example.
When to cancel an order?
After you accept the order, there may be instances where a cancellation is still necessary. For example, If your printer malfunctions and a quick repair isn’t an option, cancellation is then the best route.
How to cancel an order?
When this or a similar situation happens, the easiest way to cancel an order is to notify an admin by commenting on the order page and checking the ‘Notify 3D Hubs Support Team’ box. Please indicate the reason for this cancellation, so that the customer can be redirected to the right place.

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Cheers,
Arnoldas
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