Note that bond order is not immediately a concept that is
a) relevant
b) defined a priori
at least if we talk DFT. Sure, we know some molecules contain "double bonds" etc, but that's really just to draw pretty pictures. If you truly want to know the bond order of a real system, you need first to perform the electronic structure calculation, and then analyze the results. Actually you can today already compute "Mulliken bond population" between pairs of atoms with ATK, it's not the same necessarily as the chemical bond order, but can give some insight into the bonding nature of different atoms.
On the other hand, also do note that bonds in general are not used in a DFT calculation, only the positions of the atoms matter in terms of input (and output) of the calculation. So whether or not a bond is drawn between two atoms in the Builder or Viewer, the calculation is not affected.