Setting How Many Days of Order Data are Shown
The SolBox platform provides flexible options for viewing orders over different time periods. Whether you need to review orders for a single day, multiple days, or up to 90 days, the system allows you to filter and display the relevant data. This article outlines the steps for adjusting the order view to show data for a specific range of days.
Go to Settings menu on the left
On Settings click on ORDERS tab at the top
Under ORDERS, you will see Show Only (days) dropdown field
Click on the field and select between the number of days from 1, 3, 7 or 15 days.
You will also notice at the bottom is a Show All option, this will allow the system to show up to 90 days of order data.
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