Your order data can be exported to a CSV (comma-separated values) file. Then, it’s easy to load into Excel or Numbers to slice and dice the data however you want.

A few examples of how order data can be used:

  1. Export all customer email addresses and use them in email campaigns.
  2. Group orders by SKU and identify repeat buying patterns.
  3. Filter orders by the state to figure out sales tax calculations.

Topics

  1. How are the Order Summary and Detail reports different?
  2. Helpful tips
  3. How to export filtered order data
  4. Order Summary / Detail column headers

How are the Order Summary and Detail reports different?

Order Summary

  • There is one row per order.
  • Product line information is not included. For example, SKUs and item names.

Order Detail

  • There is one row per order line (i.e., product on order).
  • For example, there will be three rows if an order includes three products.

See the comprehensive list of column headings in each report.


Helpful tips

The report may show different data based on the order shipping method or your Ordoro subscription.

Orders shipped via Flat Rate methods

  • A few examples are:
    • USPS Small Flat Rate Box
    • FedEx One Rate Boxes
    • UPS Express Boxes
  • The report will not include package dimensions because the dimensions are predetermined.
  • The shipping weight will be included since that can vary.

Multi-package shipments

Allocation

  • Allocation is only available for customers who have opted into the Allocation module. See our pricing page here for more details.
  • The export has a column for Allocation, but the data is only accurate for customers who have opted into the Allocation module.
  • Also, there are two Allocation columns: 1) Allocation Status and 2) Order Line Allocation.
    • Allocation Status: the order level status
    • Order Line Allocation: which lines have/have not been allocated

How to export filtered order data

1. Go to the Orders tab -> select Actions.

2. From the dropdown, select Export Order Info.

3. This will open the Export Order Info modal. Click the Edit button to customize the export.

4. The Order Filters will appear allowing you to narrow down your search and locate the desired orders. Click Apply when finished.

NOTE: The order export results default to UTC. To change this, go to the Date Range section, select Include Time Zone, and pick your timezone from the dropdown.

5. You’ll return to the previous modal, which displays all of your selected filters. Click Export or Schedule to generate the CSV file.

  • If you select Schedule, you’ll be prompted to create a report. See this support article for details.

6. Once the report is complete, it is available in the Activity Menu -> Exports.

7. Click the CSV button. The file will automatically download to your computer.


Order Summary / Detail Column Headers

ColumnOrder SummaryOrder Detail
Order ID
External Order ID
Order Date
Cart Name
Order Status
Number of Lines
Total Price
Product Subtotal
Discount
Shipping & Handling
Tax
Credit Card Issuer
Bill To (Company Name)
Bill To (Name)
Bill To (Street1)
Bill To (Street2)
Bill To (City)
Bill To (State)
Bill To (Code)
Bill To (Country)
Bill To (Email)
Bill To (Phone)
Bill To (Fax)
Bill To (Reference Number)
Ship To (Company Name)
Ship To (Name)
Ship To (Street1)
Ship To (Street2)
Ship To (City)
Ship To (State)
Ship To (Code)
Ship To (Country)
Ship To (Email)
Ship To (Phone)
Ship To (Fax)
Ship To (Reference Number)
Requested Shipping Method
Customer Instructions
Internal Notes
Order Allocation Status
Shipment Date
Ship From
SKU
SKU Description
SKU Additional Details
Category
Ordered Qty
Order Line Price
Shipped Qty
Order Line Allocated
Vendor
Shipping Method
Tracking Number
Tracking Status (USPS only)
Shipping Cost
Length
Width
Height
Weight (in oz)
Package Type
Weighted Average Unit Cost
Tags
Supplier
Supplier SKU
Serial Numbers
Payor
Duties Payor