Section in the admin panel: Warehouse → Order pallets. What it is and why The section is no less important than the Offcut return plan: it closes the "other end" — when production has already finished an order and it ha…
ReadThis is the warehouse keeper's section for the incoming receipt of a new batch of material: a sheet arrived (or several sheets), it needs to be registered on the warehouse and a QR-coded label printed right away for furt…
ReadWhen the nesting software leaves the used part and the returnable part on a sheet, the printed nesting map gets a separate QR code for the returnable piece. The warehouse keeper scans this QR — the portal opens the recei…
ReadThe "Inventory" section is the main working screen of the warehouse keeper. All routine actions on offcuts already received on the warehouse are done from it: viewing, moving to another cell, writing off on issue, return…
ReadWhen a sheet has been physically moved from one cell to another, the move has to be recorded in the system, otherwise on the next search the sheet will still "hang" in the old cell and the order picker will not find it. …
ReadWhen a sheet physically leaves the warehouse (issued to a client, sent to cutting, scrapped), it has to be written off. If it was written off by mistake, there is a quick return. Both actions are done in a couple of seco…
ReadA storage cell is a physical location in your warehouse that remnants are assigned to. A cell has a name and X×Y×Z dimensions.In the "Storage cells" tab you can create a new cell, see what is stored in it, and delete an …
ReadIf a usable off-cut is left over from a sheet after cutting, you can add it to the warehouse as a remnant — assign it to a storage cell to use in future orders.There are two ways to create a remnant: "by order" (the remn…
ReadOnce an order is confirmed for production, the system already knows in advance what material remnants are theoretically expected after cutting — that's a planned remnant. The section shows how much material area is plann…
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