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# Add Reorder App Block
By adding this reorder app block, B2B customers can easily repeat their orders with a single click, eliminating unnecessary navigation to the product pages.
You need to follow these easy steps to add the app block to enable the feature of repeating orders.
**Step #1**
Go to **Online Store** ➤ **Themes** ➤ **Customize**
**Step #2**
Search for the template of **Customer login** & select it.
**Step #3**
Sign in to it & you will be redirected to **Customer Account** template where you will have to add the **OROSHI Reorder Block** and **Save** the settings.
As we know, all our orders and previous transactions are showcased in **Account** section.
So when you add this reorder app block, a **Reorder** button will be added to the customers' account section from where the customers can easily repeat their previous orders with just one click.
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