What is the Cancel Date on a fulfillment request?
The system will automatically cancel any fulfillment requests that haven't shipped by the Cancel Date. For most fulfillment requests in the system, this value isn't set, and you can ignore it.
The field is useful when shipping large wholesale orders to department stores that typically have strict shipping windows. In this case, the Cancel Date represents the date after which the customer absolutely will not accept the order. It's usually a few days after the end of the shipping window.
In other words,
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