# Export Order

Many merchants crack their brains to figure out the way to modify their order requests to make order management more convenient and time-consuming. 

Understand our merchant's pain point, DingDoong has updated a new change, which facilitates merchants to **download all their orders information** in order to easily filter and handle them.

**Step 1**: Click the "**Export Data**" button and enter your **email address** to receive the file export

The file is sent via your email. Make sure to pick the time your orders available to export

![](/files/VnYqRTjefSAeV13N9Xs5)

**Step 2**: **Check your email** and **download the file** to your computer or mobile device, open and make any changes you want. 

The file you download has a default template. Check it out below!

The file is named “*order\_report\_created date range\_dingdoong*” 

(Example: order\_report\_2022-06-01-2022-06-30\_dingdoong)

{% file src="/files/InQMkcLnrqPk6FvSG3ij" %}

{% hint style="success" %}
If you get a large number of orders split among several files. The exported file is given in Zip format. To view all of your excel files, just unzip the file
{% endhint %}

**A notable feature** must be considered. In addition to the basic order information fields provided in the Order report tab, the app also **links with Shopify orders** to get further information. You just need one default file to receive all order information from *OrderNo, Product Name, Product SKU, Shipping name, Shipping Phone*,.... to *Order status, Payment method, and Delivery date*.

Filter required information as you see fit

![](/files/WX9wren3QjXLl2w8oUXA)

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Reach out to us via the email [**contact@omegatheme.com**](mailto:contact@omegatheme.com) if you stumble upon something hard to solve**.** Any messages from you are greatly appreciated!
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