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The "Order archive" section is where CRM stores completed and cancelled orders so they no longer clutter your active workspace but stay within reach. You can quickly find an old order by ID, code or customer, see its history and, if needed, download the full project archive as a single ZIP file.

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#402 What the order archive is and why you need it

The order archive is a separate CRM tab that holds unfinished drafts and cancelled orders. It is not deletion: the order stays in the database, you can open it, find it via filters and download it as a project ZIP file. …

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#403 How to find an order in the archive and download it

The CRM order archive holds the full history — from the earliest drafts to the latest cancellations. When you need to retrieve an old order, reconcile documents or recover a project, the search takes less than a minute. …

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