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Picking Operations Overview

Picking Operations helps you manage the picking process for orders in processing status. Create picking jobs, assign products to specific bins, track what’s been picked, and print picking summaries for warehouse staff. This page shows all products that need to be picked from bins to fulfill orders.

Organize Picking Work

Create picking jobs to organize work efficiently. Group products by location, account, or other criteria for faster picking.

Track Assignments

See which products are assigned to bins and which still need assignment. Track picking progress in real-time.

Print Picking Summaries

Generate picking summaries for warehouse staff. Print lists showing what to pick, from which bins, and in what quantities.

Advanced Filtering

Filter products by account, manufacturer, bin, location, zone, order number, and many other criteria to focus on specific picking tasks.

  1. Navigate to Picking

    Click Picking in the warehouse navigation menu. The page loads showing all products that need to be picked for orders in processing status.

  2. View Product Table

    Browse the table showing key information: Account, Jobs#, Order#, Ship#, Quantity, Unassigned quantity, Assigned quantity, Bin, Location, SKU, Description, and more.

  3. Filter Products

    Use the filter form at the top to narrow down products by account, manufacturer, bins, locations, zones, order numbers, or other criteria. Click Apply Filters after setting values. Use Reset Filter to clear.

  4. Create Picking Jobs

    Enter quantities, select products, and click ActionsCreate Jobs (alt+p) to create picking jobs.

  5. Export Data

    Use the CSV button in the DataTables toolbar to export the current view.

Located at the top of the page:

JOBS LIST

Open a modal to view all created picking jobs. See job status, assigned products, and manage existing jobs. Print or delete jobs from here.

Dashboard

Open the picking dashboard in a modal to view statistics, job counts, and picking metrics.

Picking Log

View the selection log that shows the history of all selection activities and completed jobs.

Product Table Columns

The picking operations table displays the following information:

  • Account - Account name (AcountID)
  • Jobs# - Picking job number (if assigned to a job)
  • Order# - Customer-facing order number
  • Ship# - Internal system order ID (OrderID)
  • Checkbox - Select products for bulk actions
  • Qty - Quantity needed for the order
  • Unassigned - Quantity not yet assigned to a bin
  • Assigned - Quantity already assigned to a bin
  • Total Qty - Total quantity available in bins
  • Bin - Bin location where product is stored
  • BinTag - Bin tag identifier
  • Location - Warehouse location
  • Lpn - License Plate Number (LPN) for tracking
  • Picture - Product image thumbnail
  • Description - Product description
  • Sku - Product SKU
  • Upc - Product UPC/barcode
  • Zone - Warehouse zone
  • BinCategory - Category of bin (pickable, non-pickable, etc.). Column header includes Exclude BinCategory checkbox to filter out specific categories.
  • Category - Product category
  • Lot# - Lot number (if lot tracking enabled)
  • expir - Expiration date (if applicable)
  • UOM/UnitFactor - Unit of Measure and conversion factor (header shows “UOM/UnitFactor”)
  • Manufacturer - Product manufacturer

Customize which columns to display:

  1. Open Column Selector

    Use the column selector dropdown (multiselect) above the table.

  2. Select Columns

    Check or uncheck columns to show or hide them.

  3. Save Preferences

    Your column preferences are saved automatically for future sessions.

Basic Filters:

  • Manufacturer - Filter by product manufacturer (Exclude Manufacturer checkbox)
  • Accounts - Filter by one or more accounts (Exclude Acounts checkbox)
  • Bins - Filter by specific bins (Exclude Bins checkbox)
  • Bin Category - Filter by bin category (Exclude bin Category checkbox)
  • Job Status - Filter by job status: Select status, Working, or Incomplete
  • Locations - Filter by warehouse locations (Exclude Locations checkbox)
  • Location Range - Filter by location range (e.g., A03-01-A to A10-01-A)
  • Order# - Filter by order numbers (comma-separated: Order#,Order#)
  • Ship# - Filter by ship numbers (comma-separated: Ship#,Ship#)
  • Zone - Filter by zones (comma-separated: Zone,Zone)

Location Range Filter:

The location range filter helps you pick products from a specific area:

  • Letter(s) before first dash - Enter the letter prefix (e.g., “A”)
  • Range of number(s) - Enter the number range (e.g., “01” to “10”)
  • Example: “A” with range “01” to “10” filters locations like A01-01-A through A10-01-A

Quick Filters:

  • Unassigned - Show only products with unassigned quantities
  • Assigned - Show only products that have been assigned to bins

Save Filters:

Save frequently used filter combinations:

  1. Apply Filters

    Set up your desired filter combination.

  2. Click Save Filter

    Click the Save Filter button.

  3. Enter Details

    In the Save filter modal, enter a name in Name filter, a description in Description, and choose a color.

  4. Save

    Click Save filter to store the filter.

  5. Load Later

    Click on saved filters from the filter list to apply them quickly.

Create picking jobs to organize picking work:

  1. Select Products and Enter Quantities

    For each product row, enter the quantity to pick in the quantity input field. Check the checkbox next to each product you want to include in the job. You can use Select All to select all visible products.

  2. Open Actions Menu

    Click the Actions dropdown button (blue button with checkmark icon).

  3. Select Create Jobs

    Click Create Jobs (alt+p) from the dropdown menu.

  4. Job Created

    The system creates the job with the selected bins and quantities. A success message shows the new Job#. The table refreshes automatically.

View and manage created picking jobs from the JOBS LIST modal:

  1. Open Jobs List

    Click the JOBS LIST button in the page header. A modal opens showing all picking jobs.

  2. View Jobs

    See all created picking jobs with Job#, Order#, Ship#, User, quantities, status, and time information. Use Apply filter and Reset filter to narrow results.

  3. Print Picking Summary

    Select jobs using the checkboxes, then click ActionsPrint Picking Summary. A new modal opens with the printable picking list. Click Print to print.

  4. Delete Jobs

    Select jobs using the checkboxes, then click ActionsDelete Jobs to remove jobs that are no longer needed.

  5. Refresh

    Click Refresh to reload the jobs table with the latest data.

When creating a picking job, you assign quantities from specific bins:

  1. Find Product

    Locate the product in the table. Each row represents a bin with available quantity.

  2. Check Quantities

    Review the Qty Unassigned and Qty Assigned columns to see assignment status. Use the Unassigned and Assigned quick filter buttons to focus on specific products.

  3. Enter Quantity

    In the quantity input field for each row, enter the amount you want to include in the picking job. The quantity cannot exceed the available unassigned amount.

  4. Select and Create

    Check the checkbox for each row you want to include, then click ActionsCreate Jobs (alt+p). The job is created with your selected bins and quantities.

Printing Picking Summaries

Generate picking summaries for warehouse staff. Printing is done from the JOBS LIST modal:

  1. Open Jobs List

    Click JOBS LIST in the page header.

  2. Select Jobs

    Check the boxes next to the jobs you want to print.

  3. Open Actions Menu

    Click the Actions dropdown in the Jobs List.

  4. Select Print Picking Summary

    Click Print Picking Summary from the menu.

  5. Review and Print

    A modal opens with the picking summary. Click Print to print for warehouse staff.

Filter by Location

Use location filters to organize picking by warehouse zones. Pick products from one area before moving to another to reduce travel time.

Create Jobs by Account

Group products by account when creating jobs. This makes it easier to track which customer’s orders are being picked.

Check Unassigned Quantities

Regularly filter by “Unassigned” to see products that still need bin assignment. Complete assignments before creating picking jobs.

Save Common Filters

Save frequently used filter combinations (like “Zone A Unassigned”) to quickly access the same product groups.

Print Summaries Before Picking

Always print picking summaries before sending staff to pick. This ensures they have accurate information about what to pick and where.

Problem: Create Jobs button is disabled or doesn’t work.

Solutions:

  1. Verify you’ve selected at least one product (checkboxes must be checked)
  2. Enter a valid quantity in the quantity field for each selected row - quantity must be greater than zero
  3. Check if products have unassigned quantities - products with all quantity assigned may not create jobs
  4. Ensure Distribution Jobs feature is enabled in system settings (page shows 403 if disabled)
  5. Refresh the page and try again
  6. Check if you have permissions to create picking jobs
  7. Verify products are from orders in Processing status

Problem: Expected products don’t appear in the picking table.

Solutions:

  1. Check your filters - you may have filters excluding the products
  2. Clear all filters using Reset Filter button
  3. Verify orders are in Processing status (not Pending or Shipped)
  4. Check if products have inventory assigned to bins
  5. Ensure Distribution Jobs feature is enabled
  6. Try refreshing the table

Problem: Can’t assign quantities to bins for products.

Solutions:

  1. Verify the bin has available quantity (check Total Qty column)
  2. Check if quantity exceeds available inventory
  3. Ensure bin is in a pickable category
  4. Verify product matches the bin’s SKU
  5. Check if bin is locked or unavailable
  6. Try assigning smaller quantities first

Problem: JOBS LIST button doesn’t open the jobs modal.

Solutions:

  1. Check browser console for JavaScript errors
  2. Refresh the page and try again
  3. Clear browser cache
  4. Try a different browser
  5. Check if Distribution Jobs feature is enabled
  6. Verify you have permissions to view jobs

Problem: Print Picking Summary doesn’t generate or print.

Solutions:

  1. Verify products or jobs are selected
  2. Check browser popup blockers - allow popups from this site
  3. Try printing from Jobs List instead of main table
  4. Check if products have valid bin assignments
  5. Refresh the page and try again
  6. Use browser’s print function if PDF doesn’t generate

Problem: Applied filters don’t show expected results.

Solutions:

  1. Click “Apply Filters” button after setting filter values
  2. Check exclude checkboxes - you may be excluding what you want to see
  3. Clear filters and reapply one at a time to identify the issue
  4. Verify filter values are correct (check spelling, format)
  5. Reset filters and start over
  6. Check if saved filters are interfering - clear saved filters if needed

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