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# Manage Booking

Go to Tripgo >> Manage Bookings

## 1: Booking List

With this feature, you can: 

* **Use Search Function**: Our Order Search feature allows you to quickly and efficiently search across your entire order database. It displays a list of orders based on the criteria: 
  * Booking ID
  * Customer Name
  * Check-in Date
  * Check-out Date
  * Search in All Tour or a Tour
  * Booking Status: Completed, Processing, Pending Payment, On hold, Cancel, Closed.
* View the [Insurance](/tripgo/tripgo-menu/products/insurance.md) and [Deposit](/tripgo/tripgo-menu/products/deposit.md) statuses for each booking.
* Show/hide columns in Manage Order by config in [Order Settings](/tripgo/tripgo-menu/settings.md#id-8-order-settings)

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## 2: Order Details

* When you click Booking ID, you will see order details in WooCommerce
* In order detail, you will see some action buttons related to [Insurance](/tripgo/tripgo-menu/products/insurance.md), [Deposit](/tripgo/tripgo-menu/products/deposit.md).
* **Tip**: When a customer finishes using your product or service, admin will setup his Order Status "Closed". This will help to optimize searching and validate booking functionality.

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