Your custom order post becomes a
request page.

Every order you take is different. One customer wants a three-tier vanilla cake with buttercream roses for a Saturday wedding. The next wants two dozen sugar cookies shaped like dinosaurs for a kid's party on Thursday. You need to know the flavor, the design, the date, the serving count, and any allergies before you can even give a price. That means a long back-and-forth in DMs, and details get lost in the scroll.

OrderPost's request mode turns your "books are open" post into a structured intake form. You set the questions: what flavor, what design, how many servings, what date, any allergies. Customers fill everything out in one go when they submit a request. You review each submission, approve the ones you can take on, and decline the rest. No more digging through message threads to find that one detail about the frosting color.

Once you approve a request, you can collect a deposit through the page before you start working. Custom questions capture all the specifics upfront so your workflow stays clean: review, approve, collect deposit, bake. Whether you're making specialty cakes, decorated cookies, or catering platters, OrderPost gives you an approval workflow that keeps your books organized and your DMs quiet.