If you look at the Control Panel, you will see that it displays a list of available client orders. The orders will appear on the "available orders" screen in chronological order. The most urgent order will always appear on top, meaning a blue 8-hour order might be due sooner than a fuchsia 24-hour order or vice versa; it all depends on the final client deadline. The higher an order appears on the list, the sooner it is due.

• ID: This is the order number. The green square in the ID section indicates the number of bonus karma points you will receive for this order.

• Pink/Fuchsia Highlighting: These are orders that are approaching deadline or are overdue. The fuchsia and light pink orders are priorities, and Scribendi always appreciates help in completing these as quickly as possible without compromising quality. We ask that you only accept these orders if you are able to work on these immediately. In other words, please do not accept a fuchsia order and then go to bed for the night with the intention of working on it the following day.

• Light Blue Highlighting: These are orders waiting to be proofread or edited and are still within their deadlines.

• Title: This is the title of the document, as supplied by the client.

• Service: This is the service type the client has selected. The flavor of English (British, US, Canadian, Australian) is noted in this section if specified by the client, as is the style guide.

• Word Count: This is the word count of the document, as supplied by the client.

• Deadline: This is the deadline for completing the assignment, based on the service type ordered and calculated from the time the client placed the order.

• Client Notes: These are the additional instructions and comments supplied by the client.

• Value: This is the editor payment (in US funds) for completion of the order.

• View: This button allows you to view additional information about the order.

Last Updated: 09/09/2022