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# How to find customers without orders
Go to **Customer Data Platform→ Customers**.
The filter logic is the same as for finding [customers with orders](/filters/filtering-by-orders/how-to-find-customers-with-orders).
The difference is that instead of **"order — at least one"**, select **"order — none"**.
In this screenshot, we’re filtering for customers who don’t have any orders with the following statuses: Placed, Paid, or Delivered. That means they might have cancelled or returned orders, **but none that are** **Placed, Paid, or Delivered**.
You can apply the same logic or specify a particular status if needed.
Please note that the filter is based on the **order’s latest status**.
For example, if an order goes through several statuses — Placed → Paid → Delivered — it will be considered as Delivered in the filter.
If an order goes from Placed → Paid → Canceled, it will be considered as Canceled in the filter.
Skip the status filter if you need to include customers **without orders at all.**
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## **Use cases**
How to find customers with no orders in the following statuses: Placed / Paid / Delivered **in the last 6 months.**
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How to find customers who **have orders** in the following statuses: Placed / Paid / Delivered **, but not within the last month**.
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*These are customers who didn’t place an order in the last month but had orders before.*