One pick list for every order, sorted by bin

Built for how pickers actually walk

Tell Pickadoodl which product metafield holds your bin location (like Bin Name). The pick list then sorts by bin in natural order, so A2 comes before A10, then by SKU. Your team works top to bottom and walks each aisle once. No bins set up yet? It falls back to a plain SKU sort.

Any number of orders in one batch

Shopify's bulk actions work 50 orders at a time. A Pickadoodl batch has no order limit. Filter unfulfilled orders by location, product type, tags or date range, save the filters as a preset, and build the whole day's batch in one go.

• Each line shows demand and stock: how many orders need the item and how much is available.
• Stock badges before you commit: the review screen marks orders Ready or Out of stock, and blocks an order that would exceed available stock.
• No double picking: an order can only be in one open batch. If it's already in another, Pickadoodl tells you which one.
• Bundles explode: a bundle line becomes its component items on the pick list, while packing and the slip still show the bundle.

Print it, scan it, or both

Print the classic pick list, export it as CSV or XLSX, or work it on screen with scanning. Progress saves automatically, so a picker can close the tab and come back. Picking for several orders at once? Use cart and tote picking.