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Browser - Sales: Viewing Recent Orders

See your most recent orders first, without running a search

Overview

The Sales screen opens straight to a list of your most recent orders — you don't have to search or filter for anything. It's the fastest way to check what was just rung up, whether a payment went through, or pull up a receipt from a few minutes ago.

What it looks like

When you open Sales, the page title reads Recent Orders, and the table below it is already populated. Each row is one order, with columns for the order ID, when it was created, customer, totals, payment type, and status.

Viewing your recent orders
  1. Open Sales from the main navigation.
  2. The order list loads automatically. No search or filter is required to see this list.
  3. Each row shows:
  4. Order Id
  5. Created At
  6. Customer Id (a golfer profile shows as G followed by a number; a customer profile shows as C followed by a number)
  7. Name, Email, Mobile No
  8. Sub Total, Discount, Tax Amount, Service Charge, Grand Total, Tip
  9. Payment Type and Paid At
  10. Status (Active or Void)
  11. Payment Status (Pending, Success, or Failed)
  12. To refresh the list without changing anything else, use the small refresh icon next to the filter bar.
  13. Double-click any row to open that order's receipt.
  14. If you've run a search or applied filters, a Show Recent Order button appears above the table. Click it to clear whatever you searched or filtered for and return to this default recent-orders view.
Common Questions

How many orders show at once?

The list is paginated — page controls appear at the bottom of the table when there are more orders than fit on one page.

Does this list include voided orders?

Yes. A voided order still shows in the list with a Void status badge; it isn't removed from the history.

Can I take action on an order from this screen?

Yes — each row has an action menu (the ⋮ icon) offering Receipt, Refund, Void, Add Tip, and Reopen, depending on the order's status. Those actions are each covered in their own articles.