1. Order Listing: View all imported Amazon orders with essential details such as Order ID, Marketplace, Purchase Date, Status, Buyer Information, and Fulfillment Channel.
2. Filters & Search: Use the Filters option to search and narrow down orders based on status, date, marketplace, or account.
3. Pagination & Records: The total number of orders is displayed at the top. You can set the number of orders displayed per page and navigate between pages. 
   

Page Grid 

1. ID – Unique identifier for the order in Magento.
2. Order ID – Internal order reference number in Magento.
3. Marketplace – The Amazon marketplace (e.g., FR for France, US for the United States) where the order originated.
4. Amazon Order ID – The official Amazon-generated order number.
5. Account ID – The connected Amazon seller account through which the order was placed.
6. Purchase Date – The date and time when the customer placed the order on Amazon.
7. Created Date – The date when the order was imported into Magento.
8. Amazon Status – The current status of the order on Amazon (e.g., Pending, Shipped).
9. Magento Status – The status of the order within Magento (e.g., Complete, Processing).
10. Bill-to Name – The name of the customer responsible for billing.
11. Ship-to Name – The recipient’s name for the shipment.
12. Grand Total (Base) – Total order amount in the base currency.
13. Failure Reason – Displays reasons if the order sync/import failed.
14. Store – The Magento store view linked to the order.
15. Fulfillment Channel – Shows whether the order is fulfilled by Amazon (FBA) or Merchant (FBM).
16. Premium Order – Indicates if the order qualifies as a premium order (e.g., Amazon Prime).
17. Actions – Allows you to:
    
1. View order details
2. Resync an order if updates are required
3. Delete the order
   

1. Import: Manually import the latest orders from Amazon. You can either import all unshipped orders or manually search and import specific orders.  
2. Back to Dashboard: Return to the integration dashboard.
3. Bulk Actions: Select multiple orders and perform actions such as mass deletion or synchronisation.
   

1. ID (From – To): Filter orders by a specific range of internal Magento IDs.
2. Order ID: Search using the internal Magento Order ID.
3. Marketplace: Select the Amazon marketplace (e.g., US, FR, UK) where the order was placed.
4. Amazon Order ID: Enter the official Amazon-generated order ID to locate a specific order.
5. Account ID: Choose the linked Amazon seller account from which the order originated.
6. Purchase Date: Filter orders based on the date the customer purchased the item on Amazon.
7. Created Date: Search orders by the date they were created/imported into Magento.
8. Amazon Status: Refine orders by their current Amazon status (e.g., Pending, Shipped, Canceled).
9. Magento Status: Narrow down orders by their Magento status (e.g., Complete, Processing, Pending).
10. Bill-to Name: Search by the billing name associated with the order.
11. Ship-to Name: Filter by the recipient’s shipping name.
12. Grand Total (Base): Search based on the total order value in the base currency.
13. Failure Reason: Identify orders that failed to sync by selecting the relevant failure reason.
14. Store: Filter by the Magento store view associated with the order.
15. Fulfillment Channel: Refine orders by fulfillment type:
    
1. Fulfilled by Amazon (FBA)
2. Fulfilled by Merchant (FBM)
   
16. Premium Order: Filter orders based on premium classification (e.g., Amazon Prime orders).