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# Custom Order Status by TycheSoftwares

#### Step 1: Manage custom order status

You can add new, edit, and manage order statuses in the Custom Order Status plugin's panel.

![Add a new order status called "Shipping delayed"](/files/ZkD2N8bMe5H2uJPAjEUF)

Once the status has been changed, it will automatically send an email to the customer.

![Update a placed order with the "Shipping delayed" status](/files/O30ic3uhBFU2Cnxd1oYh)

Email subject and heading can be changed within the Custom Order Status plugin.

![Edit email subject and enable order status update email](/files/z30C7TOfXNpfx7EknFxl)

{% hint style="info" %}
Feel free to edit email subject/heading and use the email tags provided in the custom order status plugin. For the rest of email template, you can customize it all in YayMail builder.
{% endhint %}

#### Step 2: Design custom order status email

After you successfully set up a new order status, you will see a new email template nested under the template selector.

Please go ahead and choose a template, which is Shipping delayed like shown below.

In this template, you can add as many blocks as you like. For a custom announcement, you can add a **Text** block and use **shortcode** to output the details that you have set up in the Custom Order Status plugin.

![](/files/pqO7AYo4UDFsmY48UQ2L)

For more details, you may refer to our [WooCommerce tutorial](https://yaycommerce.com/customize-custom-order-status-emails/). 


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