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Hide Amazon orders - this is how it works

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Hide Amazon order
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Show hidden orders
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Quick guide: Hide Amazon order
Quick guide: Show hidden orders

Do you want to hide an order in your Amazon account? Here we show you what you have to do for it..

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An Amazon order should not always be permanently visible - for example, if an entire family only uses one Amazon account. Whether it's a birthday surprise or a spicy toy - you can hide the order with just a few clicks. The magic word used to be "hide the order", but now you have to "archive the order".

Hide Amazon order

Attention: if an order is hidden in your account, it is not completely gone. It is simply no longer displayed in the normal order overview.

Follow our step-by-step instructions or take a look at the quick start guide ..

By the way: At the moment, orders can only be hidden using the browser version of Amazon. It doesn't work in the Amazon app. But you can simply open the browser on your smartphone (usually Chrome for Android and Safari for iOS devices). Log in there as you would on your computer and then follow our instructions.

1st step:

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Open Amazon and go to " My Orders ". You can find this on the computer via " Hello, [Name]" and then " My orders ". To do this, use the account overview in the app.

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In " My Orders " you can then search for the relevant order at the top right. You can also set the period from which orders should be displayed. If you have found your order, you have to click on " Archive order " below .

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Now you have to click on " Archive order " again to hide the item. It will then no longer appear in the order history.

Show hidden orders

If you have accidentally hidden an order, you can make it visible again. To do this, you have to display "Archived orders". Follow our step-by-step instructions or take a look at our quick start guide ..

1st step:

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Go to Amazon and open the account overview. To do this, use " My Account " on your smartphone . On the computer go to " Hello, [Name] " and then to " My Account ".

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Relatively far below you will find " Ordering and Shopping Settings ". Here click on the sub-item " Archived orders ".

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You will now see an overview of all archived articles. Find the order that you want to see again in the order overview. Then select " Cancel order " - the ordered item can now be found under " My orders ".

Quick guide: Hide Amazon order

  1. Open Amazon in the browser. Then go to " My Orders ".
  2. All orders that you have recently placed are displayed here. Above you can set a different time period or search for a specific order.
  3. Then click at the bottom of the order to be hidden on " Archive order ". You have to confirm this process again in a pop-up window, after which the article has disappeared from your order history.

Quick guide: Show hidden orders

  1. To do this, go to " My Account " and scroll down to the bottom. Here you will find an item called " Ordering and Shopping Settings ". Click on the sub-item " Archived Orders ".
  2. If you no longer want to hide an order, you must click on " Cancel order " below the relevant order . The purchased items are then back in the normal order overview.

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