Orders and warehouse
From channel to packed box
Orders from Shopify, MyStore, B2B and marketplaces in one list — and a warehouse flow that knows where the item actually is.
All the way through the building
The order desk and the warehouse see the same row, with the same status, at the same second.
Orders from every channel
Webshop, marketplace, phone and EDI land in one list, keeping the channel's own references.
Pick and pack
Pick lists, totes and locations. The packing slip and the label print in the same motion that closes the box.
Goods receipt
Purchase orders in, discrepancies recorded where they happen, and stock updated without anyone typing it again.
Stock counting
Counting per location, with the movements behind every difference — not just a number that does not add up.
Stock movements
Every movement has a source: an order, a receipt, a count or a correction with a name on it.
Warehouse queue
What is queued for picking, what is waiting for stock, and what has been standing too long.
The order knows what it cost
Freight cost, purchase price and margin sit on the order, not in a report produced at month end. So "are we making money on this customer" can be answered while the customer is still on the phone.
The numbers come from the same mirrors as the rest of the workspace: the purchase price from the ERP, the freight cost from the carrier, the sale from the channel.
The warehouse is a flow, not a form
Locations, totes and queues are built so one person can go from pick to pack to label without switching screens or retyping the order number.
Screens are configured per warehouse: a small one with three racks should not inherit the workflow of a warehouse with twelve pickers.
See the order flow
We run an order from channel to label on your own setup.