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# Expired Notification

You can receive notification for EXPIRED status. DOKU will notify automatically once the status of order changed to EXPIRED.

### 1. Expired URL Configuration

1. Go to Menu Settings
2. Open Checkout Appearance
3. Click Tab Expired Settings
4. You will see this page : 

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5. Activate the Expired Notification and input the URL on the field

### 2. Monitoring the order status

1. Go to Menu Settings
2. Open HTTP Notification Report
3. You will see the status of Expired here

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4. You can download the file by click the "Download File" button

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5. You can retry the notification by click Resend Notification


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