To search for specific bookings, go to Bookings > Bookings.
Here, you can decide to search by order number, buyer name, or email addresses. Furthermore, you can use the filter button on the right to narrow your search. Using filters gives you a variety of options for your search, such as appointment dates, products, booking status, and many more.
How does the search query work?
When using the search bar, there some commands that will help you find what you are looking for.
1. If you are looking for a particular name, for instance, you have to write the full name in order for the system to find it. If you don't remember the full name, worry not. Just add an asterisk (*) behind whatever you entered. The system will then filter all names that contain the entered words.
1. If you are looking for a particular name, for instance, you have to write the full name in order for the system to find it. If you don't remember the full name, worry not. Just add an asterisk (*) behind whatever you entered. The system will then filter all names that contain the entered words.
>> For example: You are looking for James - You can enter something like jam* and the system will find the name you were looking for in the first place
2. Using a plus (+) in the search bar will let you search for documents that contain both items you typed in
>> For example, you want to search for a product that contains 'wifi' and 'luxury'. In that case, you can simply type in wifi + luxury
3. You can also search for a product that contains one or both of the terms you typed.
>> For example: You want to search for a product that contains either wifi or luxury, or that contains both. Here, you can type in wifi or luxury.
Tip: If you want to find out more about how to use the customer database, access the article: Which options do I have in the customer database?