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Hi

The changes coming with Devops#23853 will give you search in item numbers (orderlines 

The custom way of doing this is using the search filter for orders directly in your template or in custom module:

You can create a search filter for orders like this:

private OrderSearchFilter CreateSearchFilter(CustomerExperienceCenterSettings settings)
{
    var filter = new OrderSearchFilter() { DoSearch = true };
    var pageview = PageView.Current();
    if (pageview is object && pageview.Area is object)
    {
        filter.SelectedShopId = pageview.Area.EcomShopId;
    }

    filter.Completed = OrderSearchFilter.CompletedStates.Both;
    switch (settings.OrderTypeToShow)
    {
        case OrderType.Order:
            {
                filter.Completed = OrderSearchFilter.CompletedStates.Completed;
                break;
            }

        case OrderType.Cart:
            {
                filter.IsCart = true;
                filter.Completed = OrderSearchFilter.CompletedStates.NotCompleted;
                break;
            }

        case OrderType.LedgerEntry:
            {
                filter.IsLedgerEntries = true;
                break;
            }

        case OrderType.Quote:
            {
                filter.IsQuotes = true;
                filter.Completed = OrderSearchFilter.CompletedStates.NotCompleted;
                filter.IsCart = false;
                break;
            }

        case OrderType.Recurringorder:
            {
                filter.IsRecurringOrder = true;
                break;
            }
    }

    filter.OrderStateId = RequestContext("FilterOrderStateId");
    filter.FromDate = Converter.ToDateTime(RequestContext("FilterFromDate"), DateTime.MinValue).Date;
    filter.ToDate = Converter.ToDateTime(RequestContext("FilterToDate"), DateTime.MaxValue).Date;
    filter.SearchOrderId = RequestContext("FilterOrderId");
    filter.TextSearch = RequestContext("FilterText");

    if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(filter.TextSearch))
    {
        filter.DoSearch = true;
        filter.DoTextSearchInProducts = true;
        filter.SearchInCustomOrderFields = true;
    }

    string orderBy = string.Empty;
    if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(settings.SortByField))
    {
        CustomerExperienceCenterSettings.FieldsForSorting.TryGetValue(settings.SortByField, out orderBy);
    }

    if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(orderBy))
    {
        orderBy = "OrderDate";
    }

    filter.OrderBy = $"{orderBy} {settings.SortOrder}";
    int pageNumber = Converter.ToInt32(RequestContext("PageNum"));
    if (pageNumber <= 0)
    {
        pageNumber = 1;
    }

    filter.PageNumber = pageNumber;
    filter.PageSize = settings.PageSize;
    filter.CustomerId = CustomerId;
    if (settings.UseCustomerNumber)
    {
        filter.CustomerNumber = Services.Orders.GetCustomerNumber(filter.CustomerId);
    }

    filter.IncludeImpersonation = settings.UseImpersonationIds;
    filter.IncludeUserAndSecondaryUserIds = settings.UseUserAndSecondaryUserIds;
    return filter;
}

And use the filter as a parameter on the orderservice:

 var searchResult = Services.Orders.GetOrdersBySearch(searchFilter);
 int totalOrdersCount = searchResult.TotalCount;
 int pageCount = 0;
 var orderRange = searchResult.GetResultOrders();

And then you have a list of orders you can iterate instead of using the order viewmodels:

foreach(var order in orderRange)
{
    var orderId = order.Id;
}