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# EV Order Fulfilled

### CERTInext Order View - Final State

After the certificate is downloaded, the Order View in CERTInext updates to its final state. Navigate to Certificates > Orders and click your order to view this screen.

 

The final state shows:

•       Order Status: Order Fulfilled (green)

•       Certificate Status: Certificate Downloaded (green)

•       Subscription Status: Active (green)

•       Subscription Start Date: Date the certificate was issued

•       Subscription End Date: Expiry date (Start Date + validity period, e.g., 1 year)

 

### Order Action Menu

In the top-right corner of the Order View, a three-dot menu icon provides additional actions depending on the certificate type.

**Available actions:**

•       Download Invoice - available for all products

•       Track Order - available for all products

•       Download Certificate - available for all products

•       Reissue Certificate - available for all products

•       Add / Remove SANs - EV SSL Certificate UCC only

•       Revoke Certificate - available for all products

 

<table data-header-hidden><thead><tr><th valign="top"></th></tr></thead><tbody><tr><td valign="top"><p><strong>ℹ INFO</strong></p><p><strong>Reissue vs. Revoke</strong></p><p>Reissue creates a replacement certificate - useful when you change your server or CSR. The old certificate is revoked as part of reissuance.</p><p>Revoke permanently deactivates the certificate without replacement - only use Revoke if you are decommissioning the service or the key has been compromised and you will not replace it.</p></td></tr></tbody></table>


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