# Orders settings
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You can setup orders and track the material status from vendor to delivery using the following procedure.

1. In the left navigation pane on the AWS Supply Chain dashboard, choose the **Settings** icon.

1. Under **Organization**, choose **Orders **.

   The **Order** setting page appears.  
![\[Order Planning and Tracking settings\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/aws-supply-chain/latest/userguide/images/work_order_insights_settings.png)

1. Under the **Process List** tab, you can view all the configured processes or processes that need to be configured. You can delete or create new processes.

1. Choose **Import/Export**. 

1. Under **Import / Export Order Configuration**, choose **Save** to copy the *Milestone Definitions*, *Process Definitions*, and *Default Order Plans* in JSON format. You can use this feature to setup the configuration in one instance (for example, pre-production instance) and then copy the same configuration to another instance (for example, production instance).

1. (Optional) Under the **Default Order Plans** tab, you can setup fallback lead times for processes that don't match the order plan data.

   By default, order planning and tracking uses the lead time information from the *work\$1order\$1plan* dataset. If order tracking can't find the material to process combination in the w*work\$1order\$1plan* dataset, order planning and tracking will use the default order plan configuration for matching lead times. Order plans are segmented by the *reservation\$1type* in the *reservation* dataset. To use the default order configuration, the *reservation* dataset must be ingested. The reservation types are displayed under the order configuration and you can setup the order plan for each reservation type by adding processes and defining lead times for each process.

1. (Optional) Under the **Procurement and Logistics** tab, expand **Procurement** and **Logistics**.  
![\[Order Planning and Tracking settings\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/aws-supply-chain/latest/userguide/images/WOI_settings.png)

1. Under **Procurement** and **Logistics**, choose **Add Process** to add the processes that should be listed on the Procurement and Logistics page.
**Note**  
When there are no processes added under **Procurement** or **Logistics**, the Procurement and Logistics tab will display the details of all the processes.

   

1. On the **Select an existing process** page, select an existing process from the drop-down.

1. Choose **Add**.

1. Choose **Save**.

# Organization Labels
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As an administrator, you can customize the order labels.

1. In the left navigation pane on the AWS Supply Chain dashboard, choose the **Settings** icon.

1. Under **Organization**, choose **Organization Labels **.

   The **Organization Labels** page appears.  
![\[Order Planning and Tracking labels\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/aws-supply-chain/latest/userguide/images/organization_labels.png)

1. Under **Change to Label**, enter the preferred name for each **Default Label**.
**Note**  
Changing the default label will update your entire organization with the new label for Orders. For example, you will see the **Orders** table updated when you update the *Order*, *Order Description*, *Main Work Center*, and *Planner Group* labels under **Organization Labels** (see screenshot above).  

![\[Viewing order labels\]](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/aws-supply-chain/latest/userguide/images/Work_order_custom_labels.png)


1. Choose **Save**.

1. To change the customized labels to the default labels, choose **Reset all to Defaults**.