# Orders

This is a summary view that displays a table with order information. Clicking on one of the orders will open the orders summary view.

Actions you can take on the orders summary view include:

* Search for an order
* Download all orders and licenses for a given date range
* Start the order creator process

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The columns you can specify for the orders table are:

* `Created on` — Date/time at which an order was created
* `Customer email` — If a customer is specified for this order, then the customer's email address will appear in this column
* `Customer name` — Customer name if the order has a customer specified
* `Customer company` — Company of the customer if the `Order` belongs to a customer with a company field
* `Customer account` — Account of the customer if they belong to one, and if the order has a customer specified
* `Customer reference` — Customer reference number if one is specified
* `Customer Labels` — Customer label if one was specified
* `Order ID` — Orders will always have this value
* `Order reference` — Optionally specified reference number of the order
* `Last updated` — Last time the order information was updated (order reference, campaign parameters, downloadID, is test, or is trial)
* `Type` — If created using the [**Trial Key**](/license-api/trial-key.md) License API endpoint it will be set as `api_trial` and in rest of the cases it will be set as `normal`. It can be overwritten using the Management API when using the [**Create Order**](/management-api/order/create-order.md) endpoint
* `Campaign parameters` — Optional field, currently not used
* `Is trial` — If the order was created when generating a trial license via the License API, there will be a green check mark in this field


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