How Do I Find Archived Orders On Amazon?

Archiving is an alternative to deleting. When an item is archived, it means you have not deleted the item but stored it outside the content-free, which can be restored later anytime you want. An archived item is marked as inactive and is removed from your active items.

The orders you archive on Amazon are set aside for later viewing. Predominantly, they mark their order archive as they are not looking to buy that item currently; they may purchase it after a certain period. Another reason may include people finding that order embarrassing or wanting to keep it a secret if their Amazon account is shared with family and friends.

To archive a past order, you need to follow the following instructions:

1) log in to Amazon.

2) Click on Your Orders in the upper right-hand corner.

3) If there are multiple orders in ‘Your Orders,’ scroll down till you find the one you want to archive.

4) Click on Order Details next to the order in question.

5) Click Archive Order.

Note: Only if you do not want to permanently delete your orders in the Amazon account; following this set of instructions will allow you to hide your orders, which can be restored anytime in the future. Otherwise, you can simply delete your orders by going to ‘Your Orders’ and clicking on the ‘Delete’ option.

To access the archived orders:

1) Sign in to your Amazon account with your username and password.

2) Navigate to the ‘Your Orders’ page once after you click on the ‘Accounts and List‘ option on the screen’s top-right section.

3) Once you open ‘Your Orders,’ click ‘Archived Orders‘  in the Ordering and Shopping Preferences subsection at the bottom.

In order to move your order back to your shopping cart, click on ‘Unarchived Order’ in the lower left-side corner of the page. Your order will be unarchived and go back to the rightful place ‘Your Order’ list as soon as you select this option.

• Log in to your Amazon account
• Find the ‘Browsing History’ link towards the top-right corner of the screen (Click Ctrl + F and type the words browsing history if you are struggling to search this link on the current page)
• You will be redirected to a list of recent searches once you click the ‘Browsing History’
• Then, click the ‘Manage History‘ tab in the right-hand corner of the page
• Select ‘Remove’ from view for each item to remove the search history

Incognito mode is an online privacy feature that does not let your browsing history being restored. It enables private browsing as it creates a temporary session located from the browser’s leading session and user data.

Furthermore, to access and see anything that is searched on Amazon before will only be accessible via a password-protected Incognito Order History section, which is entirely different from the regular Order History.

Amazon never shares what you browse or purchase on Amazon, even if you allow to share some of your Amazon activity with your friends on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. So, you can freely browse whatever you are looking for and can shop your heart out on the world’s biggest online retail platform.

When you buy the product from your Wish list, the product is immediately removed. The product is removed from the wish list to avoid any duplicate purchases take place. (See How did Amazon start?)

If the product already added to your wish list goes out of stock, it does not disappear from Your Orders. However, you will not get the ‘Buy Now’ option; instead, ‘Out Of Stock‘ will be displayed on your screen for that particular product.

It is mandatory to have separate email accounts for every account you possess on Amazon. You need to wait for 2 or 3 business days as Amazon takes this much time to respond to obtaining the second account.