Scan the slip, check the box, ship it

For the stores that pack as orders come in

A lot of shops don't batch. One or two people pack at a table as orders arrive: pull the slip, put the right things in the box, ship it. Batches are the right shape for a team on a busy day. For everyone else, Quick pack skips straight to the part that matters, which is not sending the wrong thing.

How it works

• Open the order. Scan the order barcode printed on every Pickadoodl packing slip, or type the order number. #1001 and 1001 both work.
• Check each item. Scan every item into the box. Barcode aliases, the type-a-count shortcut, order check rules, photo rules and your packing notes all apply, the same as in a batch.
• Fulfill and go. Finish packing, then fulfill the order in Shopify, and scan the next slip. On the Pro plan with carrier shipping set up, you weigh and box the order and buy its label in the same flow.

Checked before it opens

Pickadoodl looks at the order in Shopify first. A cancelled, on-hold or already fulfilled order is stopped with the reason, and an order that's already in a batch gives you a link to that batch instead. If part of an order was fulfilled before, you're only asked to pack what's left.

When something's wrong

Flag the order with a reason, like a damaged or missing item. A flagged quick pack can't be finished until the flag is cleared or resolved, so a problem order can't slip out on a busy afternoon. Changed your mind? Release order closes the quick pack without fulfilling anything, so the order can be packed again or put in a batch.

Counted with everything else

Quick packs show in Reports and Analytics, count toward accuracy and team performance, and get their own pack time per order. If you track serial or lot numbers, Quick pack asks for them too.