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# Completed positions

Archive of all completed fulfillment positions with a date range filter, optional display of cancelled positions and Excel export.

**Path:** "Fulfillment" → "Completed positions"

Here you find all positions that have been completed: orders, pre-orders, delivery call-offs, returns and changes. The page is useful for looking things up, for analyses and for customer inquiries.

## Filters

| Filter            | Effect                                                                                                                                                                   |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| "Completion date" | Period in which the positions were completed ("First date" to "Last date"). By default the last 14 days. The period can cover at most 365 days. Click "Apply" to filter. |
| "Show canceled"   | Additionally shows cancelled positions.                                                                                                                                  |

The filter settings are stored in the address bar. This lets you share a filtered view as a link.

## The list

The columns match those in [Open positions](/pro/fulfillment/open-positions.md#the-list), plus "Completed on" and "Processed by". Using the table functions you can show further columns, group, and export the list to Excel.

Clicking a row opens the service instance. On the "Order" tab you see the completed position with a green check mark (completed) or a red icon (cancelled) as well as "Processed by" and "Processed on".

{% hint style="info" %}
Completed cancellations are not listed here but under "Completed cancellations" on the [Cancellations](/pro/fulfillment/terminations.md) page.
{% endhint %}

## Permission

The page is available to all roles with read access to fulfillment, including the "Fulfillment Controller".

## Frequently asked questions

**Can I reopen a completed position?**

No. Completed and cancelled are final statuses. If the customer needs something new, they order it again, or you process the service via a [change](/pro/fulfillment/service-changes.md).

**Why can't I find a position?**

Check the period under "Completion date". By default you only see the last 14 days. Cancelled positions only appear with "Show canceled".


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