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# Declined Insertion Orders Report for Partners

The **Declined Insertion Orders Report** shows you all of the contracts that have been declined throughout your time with impact.com. This report will show you the program (formerly know as *campaign*), contract (formerly known as *insertion order*), decline date, and the decline reason.

1. From the top navigation bar, select ![](/files/UtRJFdjmzq4JXmuHsnuw) **\[Search]**, then enter "Declined Insertion Orders."
2. Under the *Reports* column, select **Declined Insertion Orders**.
3. From here, you can see information about contracts that have been declined.

   |                     |                                                                             |
   | ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
   | **Campaign**        | See the program that the declined contract was for.                         |
   | **Insertion Order** | View the name of the template term that the declined contract followed.     |
   | **Decline Date**    | See the date that the contract was declined.                                |
   | **Decline Reason**  | View the reason for the contract being declined (if a reason was supplied). |

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