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# Add a Tracking Code

### How do I add a tracking code to an order?

To add a tracking code to your shipment that you have received from your chosen courier: 

1. Login to your freewebstore control panel.
2. Go to **Orders > List All Orders.**
3. **View** the order you wish to delete.
4. On the right of your screen will be a number of panels. Locate the panel labeled **Order \[ORDER NO]**
5. Within the **Order** panel, you will see an option to **Add** a tracking code, click **Add.**
6. You will then see a little window appear asking for the tracking code and the courier supplying the service.
7. When you are happy you have entered the correct details, click **Update**.


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