diff --git a/server/biz/SubscriptionBiz.cs b/server/biz/SubscriptionBiz.cs
index 99a07b3..0702151 100644
--- a/server/biz/SubscriptionBiz.cs
+++ b/server/biz/SubscriptionBiz.cs
@@ -272,23 +272,15 @@ namespace Sockeye.Biz
                     batchResults.Add(await GetAsync(batchId, false));
                 }
 
-                //order the results back into original
-                //What is happening here:
-                //for performance the query is batching a bunch at once by fetching a block of items from the sql server
-                //however it's returning in db order which is often not the order the id list is in
-                //so it needs to be sorted back into the same order as the ide list
-                //This would not be necessary if just fetching each one at a time individually (like in workorder get report data)
+                //these are individually fetched so there's no need to re-order like most other object types
 
-                var orderedList = from id in batch join z in batchResults on id equals z.Id select z;
-                batchResults = null;
-
-                foreach (Subscription w in orderedList)
+                foreach (Subscription w in batchResults)
                 {
                     if (!ReportRenderManager.KeepGoing(jobId)) return null;
                     var jo = JObject.FromObject(w);
                     ReportData.Add(jo);
                 }
-                orderedList = null;
+                batchResults = null;
             }
             vc.Clear();
             return ReportData;
@@ -316,23 +308,15 @@ namespace Sockeye.Biz
                     batchResults.Add(subItem);
                 }
 
-                //order the results back into original
-                //What is happening here:
-                //for performance the query is batching a bunch at once by fetching a block of items from the sql server
-                //however it's returning in db order which is often not the order the id list is in
-                //so it needs to be sorted back into the same order as the ide list
-                //This would not be necessary if just fetching each one at a time individually (like in workorder get report data)
+                //these are individually fetched so there's no need to re-order like most other object types
 
-                var orderedList = from id in batch join z in batchResults on id equals z.Id select z;
-                batchResults = null;
-
-                foreach (SubscriptionItem w in orderedList)
+                foreach (SubscriptionItem w in batchResults)
                 {
                     if (!ReportRenderManager.KeepGoing(jobId)) return null;
                     var jo = JObject.FromObject(w);
                     ReportData.Add(jo);
                 }
-                orderedList = null;
+                batchResults = null;
             }
             vc.Clear();
             return ReportData;