Order Priority Flagging System

What This Sidekick Query Does

I need to create an order priority flagging system for my Shopify store. Here are the details:

Store name: [YOUR STORE NAME]
VIP customer criteria: [e.g., lifetime spend over $1000, more than 10 orders]
Rush order shipping methods: [e.g., Express, Overnight, Same-Day]
High-value order threshold: [DOLLAR AMOUNT]
Time-sensitive products: [LIST ANY, e.g., perishable goods, event tickets, seasonal items]

Please help me set up:


  A priority tier system with clear definitions:
    
      Critical: Orders that must ship within 2 hours (same-day, perishable, event-dated items)
      High: VIP customers, high-value orders, express shipping selected
      Normal: Standard orders with regular shipping
      Low: Pre-orders, backorders, no-rush requests
    
  
  Automated tagging rules using Shopify Flow that assign priority tags based on: shipping method, order value, customer segment, product type, and delivery deadline.
  A color-coded visual system in Shopify admin using tags like “PRIORITY-CRITICAL,” “PRIORITY-HIGH,” “PRIORITY-NORMAL,” “PRIORITY-LOW” for quick identification.
  Fulfillment queue ordering: set up a workflow where warehouse staff process orders in priority order, Critical first, then High, then Normal.
  Automated notifications: send an alert to the fulfillment team lead when a Critical or High priority order is placed.
  SLA targets for each priority level: Critical ships within 2 hours, High ships within 4 hours, Normal ships same business day, Low ships within 3 business days.
  Escalation rules: if a Critical order has not been fulfilled within 1 hour, escalate to management.
  Customer communication: for high-priority orders, send a confirmation email noting the expedited handling.
  A daily priority dashboard showing the count and status of orders at each priority level.
  Override capability for staff to manually elevate or lower an order priority with a required note explaining the change.
  Weekly reporting on SLA compliance rates by priority tier.

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