
Quick Answer: The manual Staples.com workflow is usually to open old orders and receipts one by one, but the faster spreadsheet workflow is to export Staples order history with OrderPro Analytics.
Staples purchases tend to pile up quietly across the year: toner, printer ink, paper, labels, cables, office chairs, desk accessories, cleaning supplies, and breakroom items. The problem is not finding a single receipt. The problem is turning dozens of small and mid-sized orders into one usable spreadsheet for accounting or reimbursement.
As of June 21, 2026, the practical manual workflow is still to sign in to your Staples.com account, open your order history, and review receipts individually. That can work for a single return or warranty check, but it is slow when you need item-level detail for month-end close, office budgets, or tax records.
That is workable for a handful of transactions. It is not a good process when you need year-to-date office-supply reporting, reimbursement packets, or clean bookkeeping support.
Staples order history is most useful in spreadsheet form because it lets you sort office purchases by month, cost center, project, or reimbursement period. A clean CSV or Excel export is much easier to review than isolated receipt pages or email attachments.
Related guide: Staples order history export to Excel.
Turn scattered Staples.com receipts into one clean spreadsheet for bookkeeping, reimbursements, procurement review, or tax prep.