> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.stylemixthemes.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.stylemixthemes.com/cost-calculator-builder/pro-plugin-features/orders.md). # Orders The **Orders page** is a pro plugin feature that provides an administrator with a **detailed log** of all calculator orders made by website users. It can be reached by following **Cost Calculator/WordPress Dashboard > Orders:**

Here is the quick breakdown of the page:

{% hint style="warning" %} WooCommerce orders are not showing in the Cost Calculator Builder dashboard. They appear in **WooCommerce > Orders.** Alternatively, you can use the WooCommerce Orders quick button to go to the WooCommerce Orders page: {% endhint %}

## Orders Settings You can reach the order settings by clicking the gear icon in the top right corner of the page:

There are three settings to adjust: {% tabs %} {% tab title="Status Settings" %}

* **Status List -** This section shows all existing statuses for all calculators. You can add as many statues as you want using the Add button. Each status includes: * **Title -** The name of the status as it will appear in the orders table. Examples include Pending, Completed, Cancelled, and Rejected. * **Color -** A color tag assigned to the status for quick visual identification in the orders list. Click the color field to choose a different color. * **Remove Button -** Select the grey remove icon to delete a status from the list. * **Add -** Click Add to create a new custom status. Enter a title and select a color. {% endtab %} {% tab title="Table Settings" %}

On the Table Settings, you can enable, disable, and reorder the columns * **Order ID** - A unique identification number assigned to each order. * **Name** - The customer’s name submitted through the calculator form. * **Email** - The customer’s email address used for communication. * **Date** - The date and time when the order was created. * **Calculator** - The calculator form used to submit the order. * **Payment** - The payment method selected or No Payment if none was used. * **Status** - The current order status as defined in Status Settings. * **Amount** - The total cost calculated and submitted by the user. {% endtab %} {% tab title="Orders Settings" %}

Under this tab, you can configure which information to display in the expanded order details (when you click on the order from the table): * Form Details - displays the order (contact) form info entered by the user. * Calculator Details - displays the user-entered information for all calculator elements. * Attachments - shows the attachments for the [File Upload](/cost-calculator-builder/calculator-elements/file-upload.md) field. * Notes - enables adding only admin-visible notes to the orders. {% endtab %} {% endtabs %} ## Orders Page Functions The orders page lets you easily sort, filter, and search, which helps you achieve a better experience dealing with a high number of orders. ### Searching & Filter In the heading part of the table, you can search & filters by Name, OrderID, Email, Date, etc.:

Additionally, Orders can be filtered by their status:

Detailed calculator and contact form information are available when you click on the order:

{% hint style="info" %} Multiple filters can be applied at the same time. {% endhint %} ### Bulk Actions In the first column, you can select multiple orders at once and apply these functions to them: * **Delete** - deletes the record for the selected orders permanently * **Change Status** - changes the status of the orders

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