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# Notices & Orders Module

This module is the core of the platform — it allows users to view, manage, assign, update, and export notices and orders across all portals, with detailed tracking through comments and activity timelines.

#### Portal Tabs

Like the Dashboard, this module has **four tabs**:

* **All Portals** — shows all notices regardless of portal.
* **GST** — GST-specific notices only.
* **Income Tax** — Income Tax-specific notices only.
* **Traces** — TRACES-specific notices only.

### Export Functionality

**Purpose**

Allows users to export notice data into Excel/CSV format for offline review, reporting, and audits.

**How It Works**

1. Click the **Export** button in the Notices & Orders top bar.
2. The export runs as a **background job**.
3. Only data visible based on the **currently applied filters** is included in the export.
4. The export respects the **pagination setting** selected at the bottom of the listing.

**Supported Export Filters**

The export output is influenced by any combination of the following active filters:

* Date Range (Issue Date or Due Date)
* Portal Type
* Select Entity
* Notice Status
* Assigned To User
* Select Priority
* Reg. No.
* Subject
* Notice Number

**Export Format**

The output file is in **Excel/CSV format** with properly formatted headers and dates.


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