"order history" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a record of past orders. For example, "I just checked my order history and it seems all my orders have been delivered."
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An app promoted on Facebook's behalf monitors everything from kids' text messages and e-mails to their Amazon order history.
Although the Indian government now enforces an established bathing order, history records bloody disputes between groups vying for precedence.
It has paid teenagers to spy on their behavior, even asking users "to screenshot their Amazon order history page," according to the website TechCrunch.
However, one retail executive described customers being angry that customer service representatives in a store could not access online order history.
Here's our longlist, in alphabetical order: History will record that what Amy Adams was really good at this year was being fishy in a frock few loan managers could pull off.
You can also identify these frustrating clients by reviewing their order histories.
One catalog retailer I have worked with matches its online reviewers with their order histories.
My order histories show a disproportionate number of replacement items: beans for a depressed beanbag, a new ball for a Swingball.
At the other extreme, customers with long order histories and low return rates may be considered premium customers and receive instant refunds, even before they return the merchandise to the e-tailers.
This will enable you to do more than just recovering passwords and order histories, etc.
