Configuring the Reorder plugin in Medusa

Install @reorderjs/reorder and add it to medusa-config.ts to enable Admin UI, Store API routes, and scheduled jobs in your Medusa store.

Reorder is installed as a standard Medusa plugin. Adding it to your project registers Admin UI extensions, Admin and Store API routes, and the scheduled jobs that power renewals, dunning, and analytics — no separate server required.

Install the package

Add @reorderjs/reorder to your Medusa project using npm or yarn.

npm

npm install @reorderjs/reorder

Add the plugin to medusa-config.ts

Open your medusa-config.ts file and add Reorder to the plugins array.

medusa-config.ts

plugins: [
  // other plugins
  {
    resolve: "@reorderjs/reorder",
    options: {},
  },
]

The options object is required but empty for the current release. No configuration values are needed to get the plugin running.

Start Medusa

Run your normal Medusa startup command. Reorder registers all of its components on boot.

yarn dev

What gets added to your store

Once the plugin is loaded, Medusa boots with the following additions from Reorder:

Component	What it provides
Admin UI routes	Dedicated pages for Subscriptions, Plans & Offers, Renewals, Dunning, Cancellations, Activity Log, Analytics, and Subscription Settings — accessible from the Medusa Admin sidebar
Admin API routes	Protected REST endpoints under /admin/ for all subscription operations, settings, and analytics queries
Store API routes	Customer-facing endpoints under /store/ for subscription checkout and offer resolution
Scheduled jobs	Renewal execution, dunning retry scheduling, and analytics roll-up jobs that run on configurable cadences

After starting Medusa, open the Admin dashboard and look for the Subscriptions entry in the sidebar to confirm the plugin loaded correctly.

Next steps

• Subscription settings — configure global defaults for trials, dunning, renewals, and cancellations
• Plans & Offers — create your first subscription plan and attach it to a product
• Requirements — verify Node.js and Medusa version compatibility before installing