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# Order Transfers Report

The Order Transfers Report provides a comprehensive log of all orders that have been transferred to and from the venue.

It displays information such as:

* **Order #** — The order number associated with the transferred order.
* **Transferred By** — The user who transferred the order.
* **Transferred At (UTC) —** The date and time the order was transferred, displayed in UTC.
* **From Venue** — The venue that the order was transferred from.
* **To Venue** — The venue that the order was transferred to.
* **Reason** — The stated reason for the transfer (if provided).
* **Order VAT Amount** — The VAT value applied to the order.
* **Order Total Amount** — The total value of the order.
* **Start Preparing At (UTC)** — The time the order preparation should begin.
* **Prepare For (UTC)** — The target time for the order to be prepared.
* **ETA (UTC)**  — The estimated time of arrival.

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