

The Orders list with the Filter button next to the quick filters
Before you start
- You need a few orders in the list. If you have none yet, connect a store first: Connect order channels.
- Anyone who can open the list can filter it and save views. No special role is needed.
1. Add your first filter
Click Filter


The Filter button opens the list of properties
Pick what to filter on, then tick the values


Ticking values adds the filter tag straight away
Add a second filter


Two tags joined by and: pending or processing orders going to Sweden or Norway
2. Change how a filter matches
Each tag has three parts: the property, how it matches, and the value. Click the middle part to change how it matches. For a list such as Country the choices are is any of and is not any of. Text properties such as Customer email offer contains, does not contain, starts with and ends with. Amounts offer is greater than, is at least, is less than and is at most. Anything that can be empty also offers is empty and is not empty.

Click the middle of a tag to change how it matches
3. Match all, or match any
Click the word and between two tags and it becomes or. With and, an order has to match every tag. With or, matching one is enough. When you need both in the same filter, put some tags in a group. Click Filter, choose Add filter group at the bottom, and pick the first property for the group. The group shows as a bracket with its own and / or.

A group in brackets: pending or processing, and going to Sweden or Norway
4. Filter by date
Dates have shortcuts: Today, Yesterday, 1 week ago, 2 weeks ago, 1 month ago and 3 months ago, or Custom date… to pick a day from the calendar. “Created is on or after 1 week ago” gives you the last seven days.

Date shortcuts for the Created property
5. Save the filter as a view
Once a filter is worth keeping, save it.Click Save view
Name it and choose who sees it


Saving the filter as a shared view called Nordic orders to pack
Open it from the bar


The views bar with the shared view Nordic orders to pack open
6. Change a view later
Open a view and change its filter. The bar marks the view as Edited and offers three choices:- Reset puts the saved filter back.
- Save changes updates the view for everyone who can see it.
- Save as new view keeps the original and stores your changes as a second view.


An edited view: Reset, Save as new view and Save changes


The menu on a view tab
7. The same on Shipments
The Shipments list has its own Filter button with shipment properties: status, tracking status, direction, carrier, carrier product, recipient country, reference, tracking number, and whether the shipment has an order or documents. Its saved views are kept separately from the orders views.

Shipments filtered to outbound shipments that are pending or processing
When nothing matches
If a filter leaves nothing behind, the table says so and offers Clear filters. It does not mean your orders are gone.

No orders match these filters, with a Clear filters button
Ideas for views
Good to know
- Each list can hold up to 50 saved views.
- If your organization uses brands, a view saved while you are looking at one brand only appears inside that brand and in the whole-organization view. Inside a brand, the Brand property is not offered, since every order there already belongs to that brand.
- Personal views are yours alone. Nobody else sees them, including administrators.
Related
- Orders for the rest of the orders screen
- Search and filters for every control on the filter bar
- Order statuses and Shipment statuses for what each status means