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# Mark orders as shipped

Use **markShipped** to programmatically confirm the delivery of an order with physical products.

## Requirements

You can confirm the shipment only for orders with tangible products. You cannot mark as shipped orders that are no longer authorized (have been reversed).

## Request parameters

| Parameters                   | Type / Description                                                                                                                                                                         |
| ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **RefNo**                    | <p><strong>String / Required</strong><br>The system-generated order reference.</p>                                                                                                         |
| **TrackingNumber**           | <p><strong>String / Optional</strong><br>Tracking number that customers can use for checking the delivery of their products.</p>                                                           |
| **Comment**                  | <p><strong>String / Optional</strong><br>Additional information displayed in the delivery confirmation email sent to end-users.</p>                                                        |
| **StopCustomerNotification** | <p><strong>Boolean / Optional</strong><br>Possible values:<br>- TRUE - to send a notice informing customers of product shipment.<br>- FALSE - will not trigger a customer notification</p> |

### Request sample

```php
require('PATH_TO_AUTH');

$RefNo = "789527422";
$TrackingNumber = '921840912';
$StopCustomerNotification = 1;
$Comment = "We send this note to confirm the shipment of your products.";

try {
    $markOrderAsShipped = $client->markShipped($sessionID, $RefNo, $TrackingNumber, $StopCustomerNotification, $Comment);
}
catch (SoapFault $e) {
    echo "OrderShipped: " . $e->getMessage();
    exit;
}
var_dump("OrderShipped", $markOrderAsShipped);
```

### Response sample

```
boolean
```


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