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# Start Reducing Customer Service Tickets

Are you looking to start reducing your customer service tickets today?

Order Editing puts the power back in your customers’ hands. Eliminating those rinse-and-repeat support requests, freeing up your team’s time, cutting costs, and allowing you to focus on the areas of your business that matter most.

This section covers everything customers see and interact with when editing their orders. You'll learn how to install Order Editing on your checkout pages, configure the customer-facing features, and optimize communications to maximize engagement.

### Common tickets we solve

* "Can I please change my delivery address"
* "I forgot to add my discount code"
* "I ordered the wrong size"
* "I ordered the wrong product"
* Much more!

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#### 1. App Block Settings

Configure which editing features customers can access and how they appear.

<a href="/pages/v5QkojnstuqeHYjQTdCx" class="button primary">Configure your App Blocks</a>

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#### 2. Checkout Installation

Learn how to add Order Editing blocks to your Shopify checkout so customers can access editing features.

<a href="/pages/JwNrcuV04XvU8yx6NOQX" class="button primary">Go to Checkout Installation</a>

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### Finished configuring Self-Service Edits?

The next step is start optmizing your upsell strategies

<a href="/pages/m0QqSgzcM0XFWijohPZi" class="button primary">Start optimizing Upsell Strategies</a>


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