We would find it useful to have an extra status label on orders that would mark an order as packed/ready for shipping. Sometimes the production team will pack orders a few days in advance from our webshop and it would be useful to mark these such orders as packed as sometimes more orders come in before the dispatch date and we have to sort through which ones have been packed or not.
Perhaps, it depends on how visible the tagging would be on orders. Ideally we’re looking for a scenario where when we go into the courier tab for a certain days courier orders, we could choose to print the pick list and export a csv for orders that weren’t marked as packed/ready for shipment. If tagging could work in this way then all good for us.
Thanks Jack. I think that to get to what you’re looking for, you’d need more than just tagging, but tagging is probably a good stepping stone towards what you need, so we can hopefully build your request off the back of a list of orders that are filtered by order tags.
Just saw this thread and thought how that would be helpful to us.
If we had orders ready to be collected and for any reason they don’t go, we need a clearer way to differentiate things that still on site, but ready to go and don’t need making up in a pick list.
We have the same request to be able to differentiate between orders that have been prepared vs orders that are ready to pick. This is especially useful in periods where there is a high workload or in preparation for a launch/release date so we can get ahead of the week. We are struggling with this.
This sounds like what I was going to suggest; a way to keep track of which deliveries have been picked/packed/labelled for each day. Even if it was just a tick box / extra column on the deliveries page it would be useful to avoid missing orders or picking them twice.
Could we add a feature in breww to allow for orders to me marked as ‘picked or packed’
“confirmed status is just for confmirming the order is ready to processing
“assigned just means batched have been allocated (but if using FEFO it will do this automatically) and just means someone knows what batches to pick’ - but not that it has been.
A dedicated order ‘picked/packed’ will let warehouse teams know (and their managers) what orders have been prepared and what remain to prepare for distribution.