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# Enable Order merge.

Login as `restaurant > Settings > order configurations`

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Step 1: Enable order merge.

&#x20;**1. Merge Automatically:** If you checked this option then order will merge automatically when a customer make an order. it checked the previous order with the same **order type, name and phone number, email** (if you enabled email).  <mark style="color:red;">\*Previous order must be pending or accepted.</mark>&#x20;

2. **Allow customer to select:** if you checked it, then customer will get an option to choose merge or make singe order.

### Multiple order merge from Order list

For doing order merge with multiple order you have to select **order types** (COD,Booking,Pay cash etc) or **Table no**         -> then you will get the order select option.

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