One page that follows every sale from payment to payout.
Orders is the whole life of a sale on one page: paid for, on its way, arrived, owed to you, paid. Every order you have sold is on it, and the tab it sits under is decided by what has actually happened to the parcel.
Each tab carries a count and a line underneath saying what it holds. An order moves itself: post the parcel and it leaves New; the carrier marks it delivered and it leaves In progress. Nothing on this page is a button that advances a sale.
The tab you leave open is the one you come back to, so the page opens where you left it rather than at the beginning.
Value is what the buyer paid for that order — the item and its shipping together. Payout is what reaches you once our commission has come off. Underneath the table, Payout Total adds up the payouts for the whole tab, not only the page you happen to be looking at.
On the delivered tabs a column says when the payout falls due, and its colour says how that stands: grey while the parcel is still inside its window, amber once it is payable, red if we are late. On Payout received that column becomes Paid on — the day the transfer was actually made.
There is nothing to claim and nothing to ask for. Payouts happen on their own; this page is where you watch them, not where you request them.
Three columns, chosen for the tab you are on: the item, the payout, and the one date or status that tab is about. The row's buttons sit on their own line underneath. Nothing is lost — the wider screen carries the rest, and View Delivery carries all of it either way.
The same sales appear on all three, answering different questions. Deliveries is about the parcel: where it is, what the carrier said, what you have to do to move it. Orders is about the money on each sale. Earnings groups that money by payout rather than by order — one line per payout, with the documents behind it.