This seems like a timezone issue. The Ordoro UI will show the dates in your current local timezone. You’re passing the date in as UTC (the Z in the timestamp) rather than any specific local time.
Questions:
What timezone are you located in? Specifically what time zone is your browser set to
Do you have the X-API-REQUEST-ID? So we can debug on our end
I also tried to send date in “dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss” but it return with “Bad Request” response.
related X-API-REQUEST-ID = “27981bba-83d0-478a-9c0a-22f1f9d40977”
That makes sense why you’re seeing the date as +1 in the browser. If the order was shipped at 9:52 UTC, that is the same as 10:52 BST. If the order was actually shipped at 9:52 BST, you’ll need to indicate that in the timestamp by using the correct offset or doing the conversion back to UTC before posting. Ordoro accepts ISO 8601 formatted dates.