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# Printing Orders
The **Printing Orders** feature in Picky Assist allows you to **generate and print physical copies** of each customer order directly from your dashboard. This is especially useful for maintaining offline records, managing deliveries, or sharing order details with your fulfillment team.
### Step 1: Navigate to Orders
Go to your **Picky Assist Dashboard → More Menu → Commerce →** [**Orders**](https://app.pickyassist.com/commerce/orders)**.**
### Step 2: Find the Print Icon on Order Card
Each order is displayed as a box. On the **top-right corner** of the box, you’ll find a **Print icon**. Click it to begin printing.
### Step 3: Print from the Popup
A **popup page** will open with the order details. Click the **Print** button at the **bottom-right corner** to complete the process.
### Step 4: Print from the Detailed Order View
You can also print after **opening the order**. Any **notes added by the customer** will automatically appear on the printout, helping you easily identify **special instructions or requirements**.
This concludes the **Order Management** section of the **Picky Assist Whatsapp-commerce help desk**.\
You have now learned how to **track, chat, and print orders efficiently**, ensuring a **smooth and organized customer experience** from start to finish.
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