Allanchik's Order Filter for WooCommerce

Find every WooCommerce order that contains a product, straight from the Orders screen, and narrow it down by as many criteria as you need.

Type a product name, SKU or ID, pick one or more products and click Filter. The orders list shows only the orders that contain them, with a column listing the matched items and quantities and a summary line with totals.

Filter orders by

• Product name, SKU or product ID
• Variation: pick the exact variation, or the parent product to match all of its variations
• Category, tag or brand
• Orders that contain the products, orders that contain all of them together, orders that contain nothing else, or orders that do not contain them
• Order status, several at once: processing and on hold together, for example, either listed or left out (“status is” / “status is not”)
• Minimum and maximum quantity: of a picked product, or of the whole order when no product is picked, to find bulk buyers or single-item orders
• Payment method, shipping method, customer role (guests included), billing country and an order total range, in a “More Filters” row that stays out of the way until you open it

See at a glance

• Matched items and quantities in each order row
• Summary line: how many orders, how many units, how many still unfulfilled
• Per product breakdown when you filter by a category or by several products

Do something with it

• Export the filtered orders to CSV, with the columns you choose: order details, billing and shipping addresses, phone, email, matched items and SKUs, quantities, totals
• Use the normal bulk actions on the filtered set (mark as completed, print invoices with your invoice plugin, and so on)
• Jump from a product to its orders in one click, from the Products list, the product edit screen or a line item on an order
• The filter stays on when you switch status tabs or pages

Fits in

• Works with High-Performance Order Storage (HPOS) and the classic posts storage
• Uses the built-in WooCommerce product search, so it looks and feels native
• Nothing to configure. The extras can be switched off under WooCommerce > Order Filter
• One small file, no external calls, no tracking, no data changes

Typical uses

• Fulfil all orders for one product at once
• Contact everyone who bought a product: recall, restock notice, follow-up
• Check how many units of a product are still waiting to ship
• Pull every order with a specific SKU or variation for a supplier
• Find customers who bought a product in bulk