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# Search Orders
You can easily manage the delivery status of all orders in a single interface.
In the **Shipping** menu, select **Manage Delivery Orders**.
You can view orders by status by selecting the corresponding status tabs. Evoshop will automatically filter and display the orders that match the selected status.
Alternatively, you can search for order information by entering the relevant details into any of the following fields: **Order/Shipment Code, Customer Name or Phone Number,** or **Product Contents**. Then, click **Search**.
The **total number of orders** and **total COD amount** by status in Evoshop are displayed based on the selected date range.
You can select a date range based on **Order Shipment Date, Order Creation Date, Delivery Date,** or **Delivery Confirmation Date**. You can also select a custom date range by choosing a **start date** and **end date** on the calendar. The **Overview** section will automatically update based on the selected date range.
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