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Quick answer: Sign in at homedepot.com/myaccount/purchase-history to see your online orders and linked in-store receipts one at a time. There's no bulk download for regular accounts. To get them all in one spreadsheet, the OrderPro Analytics Chrome extension exports them to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets, free for your last 30 days.
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OrderPro never asks for your Home Depot password.
In-store purchases only show up if they were linked to your account at checkout, for example with Pro Xtra, your phone number, or a Home Depot credit card. There's no download button, so for more than a few orders you'll be copying details by hand.
Looking for a single receipt for a return? See Home Depot receipt lookup.
Sign in at homedepot.com and open homedepot.com/myaccount/purchase-history. You'll see online orders and in-store purchases that were linked to your account at checkout. Open any order to see its items and receipt.
Home Depot has no bulk download for regular accounts. OrderPro Analytics is a Chrome extension that exports your Home Depot orders to CSV, Excel, or Google Sheets from the Purchase History page you are already signed in to. Your last 30 days export free.
Home Depot doesn't publish a fixed limit for every account, and what you can see depends on how purchases were linked at checkout. To keep a permanent record, export your orders to a spreadsheet while they still show up.
There is no public receipt lookup page. Linked purchases are in your Purchase History. For an unlinked purchase, bring the card you paid with to the store's service desk and ask them to look it up.
No. You sign in to Home Depot in your own browser, and the extension reads the Purchase History page you already have open. OrderPro never asks for your Home Depot password.
Projects, returns, or taxes: it starts with one export.
Export my Home Depot ordersFree for your last 30 days of orders.