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# Show Draft order list on Shopify Order page
Let logged-in customers see their payment-term draft orders on their Shopify account page.
Payment Term can show each customer their own list of draft orders on their **Account** page. Customers must be logged in to your store to see it.
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This uses Shopify's newer **Customer Account Extension UI**, so your store must be using Shopify's **new customer account login** for this feature to work.
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## Steps to manage
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### Open Payment term settings
From the app, click **Payment term > Setup payment term**, then click **Settings**.
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### Open the customer account editor
Click the **Customer account** tab, then click **Go to customer account**.
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### Add the draft order section
On the checkout and customer account page editor in your Shopify theme, find the **Sami Wholesale** app section and click the **+** icon to add a **Draft order list** section.
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### Save and add it to the menu
Click **Save**, then add the section to the account menu.
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### Name it and save
Give the menu entry a name, then click **Save**.
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### Check the result
Log in to your store to see it in action. Make sure you're using the new Shopify login type.
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