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Commerce Panel → Orders → My Orders

You can narrow down the list of shipments displayed in each sub-lane by using the Filters option available on the right-hand side of the screen.

Filters help you quickly find specific shipments based on operational or business criteria. You can apply a single filter or combine multiple filters for more refined results.

Filters are applicable to sub-lanes and not super-lanes; therefore, each time you go to another super-lane, you might have to apply the filters again.

How to Apply Filters

  1. Go to My Orders.
  2. Select the required sub-lane (for example, Processed).
  3. Click the Filter icon on the right-hand side.
  4. Select the required filter values.
  5. Click Apply Filter.

To remove all applied filters, click Clear All.

Available Filter Options

You can filter shipments using the following parameters:

Shipment Status

Filter orders based on their shipment stage.

Example: Select Handed Over to view only shipments that have already been handed over to the delivery partner.

Time to Dispatch

Filter shipments based on dispatch timelines.

Example: Select shipments that must be dispatched within a specific time window to prioritise urgent orders.

Payment Methods

Filter orders based on the payment method used.

Example: Select COD to view only Cash on Delivery orders. Or, select Online to review prepaid orders.

Delivery Partner

Filter shipments assigned to a specific courier partner.

Example: Select Delhivery to track only shipments handled by Delhivery.

Sales Channel

Filter orders based on the channel from which they were placed.

Example: Select Website to view only D2C website orders.

Tags

Filter shipments using assigned order tags.

Example: If you tag priority orders as Express, you can filter by this tag to process them first.

Lock Status

Filter orders based on their lock condition.

Example: Select Locked to identify orders that cannot currently be modified.

Ordering Source

Filter orders based on where the order originated.

Example: Filter marketplace orders separately from direct website orders.

Channel Account Name

Filter shipments by specific marketplace or channel accounts.

Example: If you manage multiple Amazon accounts, select a specific account to view its orders only.