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# Add a due date to a work order
1. Create a new order or recall an existing order.
2. Tap **Orders** | **Order Details** | **Order Due**.
3. On the **Order Due** screen, enter the date on which the order should be ready for pick up.
You can enter the date manually or click the calendar icon and select a date.
4. Tap **OK**.
5. Finish creating the order.
The due date displays in the transaction summary on the Transaction screen.
{% hint style="success" %}
It may be your store's policy to print a report of orders that are due on a specific date. The **Order (Detailed) Report**, located under **Reports** | **Active Reports** | **Custom** | **Orders** in Store Manager, can be used to print out a list of orders that need to be fulfilled on the current or next business day.
{% endhint %}
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