Archive or Unarchive Completed Transactions – Proof Help Center
The Proof Help Center explains that completed transactions can be archived individually or in bulk to move them from the All Transactions list to an Archived folder for organization without deletion, and they can be restored anytime by selecting them in the Archived folder and choosing to unarchive either from the transaction list or transaction details.
The short answer: Archiving moves completed transactions out of All Transactions into an Archived folder to keep your list organized. You can archive individually or in bulk and restore them at any time.
Only completed transactions can be archived. Archiving does not delete a transaction — it just moves it. You can restore it at any time.
Archive Transactions
Archive Multiple from Your Transactions List
Archiving from the transactions list is the fastest way to archive up to 50 transactions at once.
- 1.Click Transactions in the left navigation menu.
- 2.Find the transaction(s) you want to archive.
- 3.Check the box next to one or more completed transactions.
- 4.Click Archive in the action bar above the list.
If Archive is grayed out, make sure you've only selected transactions with a Complete status.
Archive an Individual Transaction from Transaction Details
If you're already viewing a transaction, archive it directly from the transaction details.
- 1.Click Transactions in the left navigation menu.
- 2.Open the completed transaction you'd like to archive.
- 3.Click Transaction Actions in the upper right corner.
- 4.Select Archive.
Restore Archived Transactions
Restore Multiple Transactions
Archived transactions live in the Archived folder. Go there first if you're looking for something you've archived.
- 1.Click Transactions in the left navigation menu.
- 2.Click Archived from the Transactions page menu.
- 3.Check the box(es) next to the transaction(s) you want to restore.
- 4.Click Unarchive in the action bar above the list.
Restore a Single Transaction from Transaction Details
- 1.Click Transactions in the left navigation menu.
- 2.Click Archived and open the transaction you'd like to restore.
- 3.Click Transaction Actions in the upper right corner.
- 4.Select Unarchive.
Pro tip: Archived something by mistake? Click Undo at the bottom of the confirmation message that briefly appears — no need to dig into the Archived folder.
Summary Checklist
- Only transactions with a Complete status can be archived.
- To archive in bulk (up to 50), check the boxes next to completed transactions and click Archive.
- To archive individually, open the transaction and use Transaction Actions → Archive.
- To restore, go to the Archived folder and click Unarchive.
- Use the Undo prompt immediately after archiving to reverse the action without navigating away.
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