The control panel is the warehouse manager's main work interface: every order from every client, sorted by status, from import to dispatch. From here you launch shipping label printing, send picking lists to scanners and track the pace of the line in real time.
Orders are sorted into tabs that follow the physical flow through the warehouse: For dispatch, Preparation, Picking, Dispatched, Completed, Problem and Returns. At any moment the manager sees how much work is waiting, how much is in progress and where something got stuck. Search and filters work by order, recipient or item code.
Picking lists have three statuses: draft (DRAFT), to which the manager adds orders with each new print, active (ACTIVE), which is visible to warehouse workers on scanners, and completed (COMPLETED), once all the goods are picked. This way the manager controls the pace and distributes work among operators.
By selecting a company, the manager switches between clients or processes all orders together, on the same packing line. The stock, orders, couriers and billing of each client stay strictly separated, and each client sees only their own data in their own profile.
Orders imported from webshops and ready for shipping label printing. The manager selects orders and clicks Print.
Shipping labels are created, goods are being picked across the warehouse. The progress of each list is visible in real time.
The parcel is scanned and confirmed. The tracking code is written to the store, the client and the buyer are notified.
Orders with an error (address, missing stock) are automatically isolated by the system. The manager fixes them, the line keeps running.
Undelivered and returned parcels, including partial returns. With a confirmation the stock is returned to the warehouse.
Delivered and processed parcels. The full order history stays available for review and billing.
In the demo we show you the control panel with a real order flow, from import to dispatch.