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# Add Reorder Block
As we know, this Shopify app allows customers to reorder their previous orders with just one click.
To leverage this amazing feature, you first need to add the reorder block.
Go to the app backend and select the **OROSHI Reorder Block.**
Once you select this button, you will be redirected to your store's theme backend of the order page.
Here, you need to add the reorder block of the app from the **Template** section.
After you are done with the configuration, **Save** your settings and the reorder block will be added to your store frontend.
By configuring this setting, a dedicated page of **Previous Orders** from where you can easily **Repeat** your orders individually with just one click.
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