Working with warehouse pallets of an order: creating a pallet for a specific cell, moving it between cells, deleting it, printing a label. Plus a separate "order assembly" mode for step-by-step work with finished goods — packed, issued, return accepted.
Order assembly automatically checks that you are not issuing more than what was ordered and prevents it.
The "Orders" section is the warehouse side of finished goods: where the assembled pallets physically lie, which cell they sit in, what has already been shipped to the client. Unlike "Inventory", which works with raw shee…
ReadA pallet is the physical pallet or pack of assembled order parts. So that an order picker can find the finished order in the warehouse, the position of each pallet has to be recorded in the system. This section is about …
ReadEvery created pallet needs a label with its ID, dimensions, order code and a QR code. The label is stuck on a visible side of the pallet, so colleagues and the order picker can quickly identify and find it at shipment ti…
Read"Order assembly" is a separate mode for step-by-step work with finished goods. The warehouse employee packs the goods, issues them to the client, accepts returns — and every operation is logged into the order history wit…
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