This context covers the order-status page a shopper might revisit later, plus their order history and account pages — all of it grouped with thank-you and post-purchase in the product's own navigation because they're all "after the sale" surfaces, but technically running on the same runtime as the thank-you page specifically, not the post-purchase SDK. That distinction matters practically: this surface has thank-you's capabilities (standard and mix & match, carousel layouts, semantic color tokens), not post-purchase's narrower set, even though the UI groups them together.
Because shoppers can revisit an order-status page days or weeks after purchase, offers placed here are typically evergreen (recommendations, loyalty prompts) rather than time-sensitive, unlike thank-you-page offers that are seen once at the moment of purchase.