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# Show Sales Orders of all branches
**YouTube:** [How to Display Sales Orders from All Branches in Packing Slips?](https://youtu.be/7VsZ-J6o0DY)
## How to Display Sales Orders from All Branches in Packing Slips?
In this tutorial, we will learn how to use the **"Show Sales Orders of All Branches"** option in Logic ERP to retrieve Sales Orders created across all branches while generating a Packing Slip.
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### Objective of This Feature
* View Sales Orders from all branches
* Retrieve orders created outside the current branch
* Improve order accessibility during Packing Slip entry
* Simplify branch-wise Sales Order retrieval
* Provide centralized access to Sales Orders
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### Observe the Default Behavior
* Initiate a **New Packing Slip** entry.
* Select the required customer.
* Click on the **Sales Order Selection** option.
**Result**
* By default, the search list displays only the **Sales Orders created in the currently logged-in branch**.
* Sales Orders belonging to other branches are not displayed.
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### Access to the Packing Slip Configuration
* Open the **Packing Slip Configuration** window.
* Navigate to the **Other Options 2** section.
* Locate and enable the option labeled as:
> **"Show Sales Orders of All Branches"**
* Save the configuration changes.
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### Retrieve Sales Orders from All Branches
* Initiate a **New Packing Slip** entry.
* Select the required customer.
* Click on the **Sales Order Selection** option.
**Result**
The Sales Order search list now displays **Sales Orders from all branches**, allowing you to retrieve orders created in branches other than the currently logged-in branch.
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### Key Benefits
* **Centralized Order Access:** View Sales Orders from multiple branches in one place.
* **Improved Flexibility:** Retrieve orders created in any branch.
* **Faster Order Processing:** Eliminates the need to switch branches to locate Sales Orders.
* **Better Branch Management:** Simplifies order fulfillment across branches.
* **Easy Configuration:** Enable the feature whenever cross-branch order retrieval is required.
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### Important Note
When **"Show Sales Orders of All Branches"** is disabled, only Sales Orders from the current branch are displayed. Once enabled, the Sales Order selection list includes orders from **all branches**.
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### Final Outcome
After enabling **"Show Sales Orders of All Branches"**, Logic ERP allows users to view and retrieve **Sales Orders from all branches** while creating a Packing Slip, providing greater flexibility in cross-branch order processing.
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