Wiki source code of Picking Orders
Version 1.14 by Niklas Kallstrom on 2023/10/17 12:44
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1.2 | 5 | = Picking List Settings. = |
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1.2 | 7 | To pick orders, we first need to create a picking list. |
| 8 | \\For the system to understand which orders should be picked, we need to set up the rules for picking lists first. | ||
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1.2 | 10 | To do so, use the left side panel and navigate to **Advanced **> **Settings** |
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1.2 | 13 | === Default value for new picking list creation for Maximum number of orders: === |
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1.4 | 16 | This option lets you configure the default number of orders you want per picking list creation. |
| 17 | \\This will be the default number of orders processed for each picking list you create. You can change this during picking list creation, but the default value will be set in this section. | ||
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1.4 | 19 | This is useful if you always pick, for example, two orders; the warehouse workers creating the list will not have to type in the number of orders to process every time. |
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1.8 | 24 | === (% title="Click and drag to resize" %)Generate label after picking(%%) === |
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1.8 | 26 | (% title="Click and drag to resize" %)This option lets you specify if you want to create the shipping labels (if you use this feature) during or after the creation of the picking list. |
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1.10 | 28 | (% title="Click and drag to resize" %)We recommend that larger warehouses that need to weigh their parcels manually or split their orders into several boxes print their shipping labels after the picking list creation, as there is no way to specify the number of boxes or the weight of the parcels if you do it at the same time as the picking list creation. |
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1.10 | 30 | Warehouses that send all or most of their parcels in 1 parcel per order can use the feature to create the shipping label simultaneously. The system will automatically use the weight of the order for each shipment when sending over the information to the carrier used. |
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1.10 | 32 | When printing labels at the same time as the picking list, each label will have to be scanned and matched to the picking slip or invoice of that order to ensure there is no mixup. |
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1.13 | 37 | === Visible Initial Statuses when creating PickingList === |
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1.13 | 39 | This option lets you select which order status an order should have to get processed and picked. |
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1.14 | 41 | During picking list creation, these can be changed manually, but the selection made here will be the default status that gets processed. |
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1.14 | 43 | Normally you would want to only process paid orders, but if you have several different statuses that need to be processed, such as credit on account orders or anything else, you can hold down the CTRL key on your keyboard and select all the statuses you wish the warehouse to process. |
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| 48 | === Default New Status when creating PickingList === | ||
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| 50 | This option lets you specify the new status an order should be assigned to once it is picked. This is usually something like Preparation in progress. | ||
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