# Filtering Orders in My Orders

How to access on Fynd Commerce 
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.