> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.moneydevkit.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Orders

> Track paid checkouts and revenue in the moneydevkit dashboard

Orders represent completed payments in your moneydevkit account. When a customer completes a checkout, it becomes an order with associated payment details and customer information.

## What are Orders?

Orders are paid checkouts, products, or subscriptions. Each order represents a successful transaction where the customer has completed payment.

## Orders Dashboard

The orders page in your [moneydevkit dashboard](https://moneydevkit.com/dashboard/orders) displays:

### Metrics Overview

* **Total Orders** - The cumulative count of all completed orders
* **Today's Revenue** - Revenue generated from orders placed today
* **Cumulative Revenue** - Total revenue across all orders

### Order Details

Each order includes:

* **Order ID** - Unique identifier for the order
* **Customer** - Associated customer information (if provided)
* **Amount** - Total amount paid including taxes
* **Currency** - The currency of the transaction
* **Status** - Current order status
* **Created Date** - When the order was placed
* **Invoice** - Associated Bitcoin invoice details

## Viewing Order Details

Click on any order to see the full details including:

* Payment breakdown (subtotal, tax, total)
* Bitcoin payment information (BTC amount, price at time of payment)
* Customer information linked to the order
* Order metadata

## Using Orders Data

Orders are useful for:

* **Revenue tracking** - Monitor daily and cumulative revenue
* **Customer support** - Look up specific transactions for customer inquiries
* **Refunds** - Access order details to process refunds via the customer record
* **Analytics** - Understand your sales patterns and popular products

<Tip>
  Orders only include completed payments. To see in-progress or abandoned checkouts, visit the [Checkouts](/dashboard/checkouts) page.
</Tip>
