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# Social Proof

Go to funnel Settings and select **Social Proof**. Social Proof displays up to 50 recent orders on checkout pages or lead pages in reverse chronological order, so that visitors can see the most recent buyers and their products. This can help increase conversions and trust among potential customers. The selection criteria are:

* funnel campaign
* past 7 days
* no test cards
* status Complete orders only (cancelled and refunded orders are excluded)
* from the same country as current checkout country. If country is changed on the checkout page then orders will be fetched anew.

 

Choose to **Enable Social Proof**. Set the remaining configuration options as desired. Your configuration is displayed on the left side. Press Save & Continue when finished.

Social Proof displays on checkout pages with a Country or Ship Country element.  Social Proof can also display on lead pages.  Scroll to the bottom of the configuration options to enable lead pages.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Be sure to Publish your funnel for these changes to take effect.
{% endhint %}

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