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# Delete an Order

To delete an order for any reason:

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 **Actions.**
5. Within the **Actions** panel, at the bottom, you will notice some text in red that reads **"Delete Order"**, click this text.
6. You will then be asked to confirm the order by entering a random word into the field provided.
7. Click **Delete.**

{% hint style="danger" %}
Once you have deleted your order, there is no way to restore this information. So please make sure that when you are deleting your orders, you do not need them at all. Once they are gone, they are gone forever!
{% endhint %}


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