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# How to Filter Orders

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### Steps

1. **Click on "Sales & Orders" from the side menu and click on "Orders". This will take you to the Orders page.**
2. Click on the search icon at the top of the Orders table to show the filter form.
3. Use the filter form to filter the orders by:
   * Customer name or customer ID
   * Customer phone number
   * Order Number (e.g., sale number)
   * Order Source (e.g., storefront, business)
   * Order status (e.g., Ready for Pickup, In Transit, Delivered, On Hold, Processing, Pending Payment, Outstanding)
   * Date range (last update date from and to date)
4. Click on "Apply Filter" to view the results.


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