WooCommerce – Search for Orders Created via Checkout or REST API

This is a quick guide that will show you how to search for all WooCommerce orders that were created via checkout or via REST API. This is important because you won’t have to use any code or be an advanced WordPress user to know which orders were created via checkout or REST API.

We will do this using the WP Sheet Editor – WooCommerce Orders plugin. This plugin allows you to view and edit all orders from your WooCommerce store in an intuitive spreadsheet on WordPress. You can export your orders to send reports to your customers and team, do advanced order searches using any field as a search parameter, import orders, etc.

After installing and activating the plugin, you can set up the spreadsheet by following this quick guide.

Once you set up the spreadsheet, you’ll see all your WooCommerce orders displayed on it.

Now just follow the steps in the sections below to find the WooCommerce orders created via checkout or REST API.

1- Search for orders created via checkout

If you want to know which WooCommerce orders were created via checkout, you need to use the Search tool, which allows you to search for all WooCommerce orders using any field as a search parameter.

Once you open the Search tool, you need to use the following values to find all the WooCommerce orders created via checkout:

• Tick the Enable advanced filters and select the following values:
• Field: Created Via
• Operator: =
• Value: Here you’ll see a dropdown field, where you need to select “checkout”.
• Hit Run search to filter the orders.

Once your orders created via checkout are filtered, you’ll see them displayed on the spreadsheet. You can see the active filters right above the spreadsheet. You can go to the Created Via column, and you’ll see the results match the search terms.

2- Search for orders created via

If you want to find all the WooCommerce orders created via the WooCommerce REST API, you can do it easily by just changing one value in the Search tool:

• Tick the Enable advanced filters
• Field: Created Via
• Operator: =
• Value: rest-api
• Hit Run search to filter the orders.

Once you hit the Run search button, you’ll see all the orders created via the WooCommerce API displayed on the spreadsheet.

Start managing your WooCommerce orders effectively

As you see, managing your WooCommerce orders with the WP Sheet Editor plugin is a simplified experience that can boost your productivity.

Here are more tutorials on how to manage your orders with WP Sheet Editor.