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My Orders – Overview

The My Orders – Overview page shows all your current and historical orders in one place. You can filter, sort, open full order details, and cancel eligible orders.

Order table​

Each row represents a single order. Click a row to open the Order details dialog.

Default columns

  • Created Date: When the order was created.
  • Order GUID: Unique identifier for the order.
  • Order Status: Live processing status.
  • Area (km²): Total ordered area.
  • Model: The processing model used.
  • From / To Month: Time period covered by the order.
    • If To is empty, the order is Recurring.
  • Image Frequency: Cadence for recurring orders (for example, 2 = every 2 days).

Status meanings​

The status column uses backend status values. The Order details dialog shows these as a timeline.

  • Review
    Awaiting acceptance.

  • Preparing
    Setting up order.

  • AwaitingSatelliteProducts (shown as Awaiting)
    Waiting for products.

  • Processing
    Processing data.

  • Predicting
    Predictions running.

  • ProcessingPredicting
    Processing and predictions running.

  • Completed (non-recurring orders)
    Final results ready.

  • UpToDate (recurring orders)
    Latest results ready.

  • Canceled
    The order was canceled and will not progress further.

Filters & sorting​

Use the toolbar to narrow down the list:

  • Search: Search by GUID, model, and tile IDs.
  • Status filter: Select one or more statuses (including AwaitingSatelliteProducts).
  • Recurrence: Show all, only recurring, or only non-recurring orders.
  • Expiry: Show active vs expired orders (if enabled in your deployment).
  • Sorting: Most columns can be sorted (Created Date, Area, Model, etc.).

Actions menu​

The three-dot menu on the far right shows available actions:

  • Cancel Order (Review only)
    If the order is still in Review, it can be canceled immediately.

  • Cancel Recurring (recurring orders)
    Stops the order from continuing in the future. Already-produced results remain available.

If no actions apply, the menu shows No Actions.

Customizing columns​

Use Customize Columns to show additional fields (hidden by default), such as:

  • Satellite Constellations: Which satellites were used (for example Sentinel-2, Landsat).
  • Billing Cycle: Monthly/yearly billing cycle (if applicable).
  • Storage Months: Storage duration for the order.
  • API Requests: Number of API retrievals included.
  • Reference Date: Cadence alignment date for recurring imagery.
  • Tiles / MiniTiles: IDs for tile-based requests.
  • WKT: Well-Known Text geometry for the area of interest.

Order details dialog​

Click any row to open Order details.

Tracking timeline​

The dialog includes a tracking timeline:

Placed → Review → Preparing → Awaiting → Processing → Predicting → Completed/Up to date

Notes:

  • For ProcessingPredicting, both Processing and Predicting are shown as active simultaneously.
  • Subtext is written in the correct tense depending on progress (for example, Order accepted after Review is passed, and similar “completed” wording for later steps).

Next expected update (recurring orders only)​

Recurring orders show a Next expected update box. This is an estimate based on:

  • Reference date
  • Image frequency

If the cadence lands on today, the UI treats today as the next imagery date (so it should be available tomorrow).

Details sections​

The dialog also shows:

  • Basics: Created, Model, Satellite constellations, Area
  • Time range: From/To, Image frequency, Reference date
  • Configuration: Storage months, API requests
  • Tiles: Only shown when tile IDs exist (with a capped height + scrollbar)
  • Geometry / WKT: Copy button and capped height + scrollbar for long geometries

Map preview​

At the bottom of the page, a map preview highlights the area for orders that have geometry available.

  • Click an area to inspect or reuse the geometry.
  • Expired orders may be hidden by default depending on your Map Settings.

This page is designed for managing large order histories. If you have many orders, filtering and hiding columns can improve performance and readability.