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# Place free partner orders

## Overview

In addition to enabling your partners to place free orders (with 0 value), 2Checkout also allows you to place free partner orders for:

* New acquisitions
* Renewals
* Upgrades

Free partner orders can be placed even for those partners that you did not configure a credit limit, or that exceeded their credit limit.

You control the price of products, and ultimately, the costs your partners incur. Products with 0 (zero) value can result from:

* Configuring a 100% general margin for new acquisitions, renewals and upgrades;
* Configuring a 100% margin per product/category;
* Editing placed orders and setting:
  * A 100% discount or entering a value equal to that of the product;
  * A 100% margin, (either 100% extra margin or a 100% default partner margin), or the sum of the two reaching 100% or enter a value equal to that of the product;
  * Forcing the Total Price of the product to be 0;
* Configuring product pricing for new acquisitions, renewals and upgrades and setting the price to 0.

Free orders placed on behalf of your partners are confirmed automatically regardless of the per-partner order confirmation settings.

Partner invoices are also generated automatically for approved (confirmed) zero value orders you placed for your partners, regardless of the per-partner partner generation settings. When editing non-free partner orders placed, reducing their price to 0 and saving the changes will cause the partner invoices to be generated automatically (such orders need to be confirmed manually if auto-approval is not enabled).

While multiple non-free partner orders can be added to the same partner invoice, the 2Checkout system will automatically issue a standalone partner invoice for each individual free partner order.

Since no payment is required, free orders that have been confirmed will automatically move to the **Complete** status, giving green light to the delivery process.

If additional details are required, such as end-user information or reseller data, you or your partner will need to first attach the info, and only then will the order be considered Complete and the delivery process start.

## Disable subscription for free orders

Placed partner orders with zero value cannot be canceled or refunded.

As a workaround, consider disabling the subscriptions for the orders:

1. Go to [*Subscriptions Management*](https://secure.avangate.com/cpanel/licenses_management.php).
2. Run a search to identify the subscription you want to edit.
3. Click **View**.
4. Click **Cancel immediately**.


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