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# Find Transfer Orders

The `Transfer orders` page opens when you sign in. It lists every Transfer Order (TO) and lets you quickly narrow results with search, filters, grouping, and sorting.

## Search for a TO

1. Use the search bar at the top of the page.
2. Enter the TO name to filter the list in real time.

## Filter TOs

Use filters in the `Location` or `Fulfillment` panel to refine the list.

1. Open the dropdown for the filter you need.
2. Choose a value; results update automatically.

Available filters:

* `Product Store`
* `Origin`
* `Destination`
* `Method`
* `Carrier`
* `Type`: `Fulfill & Receive`, `Fulfill only`, or `Receive only`
* `Status`: `Approved`, `Cancelled`, `Completed`, or `Created`

## Group TOs

Group TOs to review related orders together.

1. At the top of the page, open the `Group by` dropdown.
2. Select a grouping option.
3. Expand any card to view TOs and see ordered, shipped, and received quantities.

Grouping options:

* `Order item`: Default view showing each TO with the order name, order ID, origin, destination, created date, and order status.
* `Destination`: Group by receiving facility with ordered, shipped, and received totals.
* `Destination and product`: Group by receiving facility and product.
* `Origin`: Group by shipping facility with ordered, shipped, and received totals.
* `Origin and product`: Group by shipping facility and product.

## Sort by Created Date

Select `Sort by` and use the `Created date` toggle to switch between ascending and descending order.

## Open order details

Select any TO from the list to open the `Transfer order details` page.


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