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Your first pick

This page walks through one order from selection to shipped slip. It assumes the plugin is installed and at least one state-machine state is wired up.

  1. Orders → Overview.
  2. Tick the checkbox next to one paid, non-shipped order.
  3. Click Packing Slips in the toolbar.

The modal opens in your default view. If you have not changed it, the default is Batch Picking (a single, deduplicated item list). For this walkthrough, switch to Order Picking in the modal’s view toggle so each order is shown separately — much clearer for your first run.

You now see the order’s line items as a grid. For each line:

  • Click anywhere on the row to mark it picked. The row highlights.
  • Or, if you have a USB / Bluetooth barcode scanner attached, scan the product — the matching line is found by EAN or manufacturer number, marked picked, and the scanner plays a confirmation beep.

If the scan doesn’t match anything in the visible order, the modal plays the error sound (configurable) and shows the scanned code briefly so you can verify what came in.

Quantity > 1. By default the whole line marks complete on the first scan or click. Switch the scanner to Quantity mode (in plugin settings) if you want to scan once per unit — the row shows a counter that increments per scan.

When every required line is picked, click Next.

  • If the order is fully picked, the plugin moves it to your configured Complete state (and optionally emails the customer).
  • If you click Next while some lines are unpicked, the plugin moves the order to your Incomplete state instead — useful for partial shipments or items waiting on stock.
  • With Order picking confirmation set to Manual confirmation for all orders, you’ll see a confirmation modal first. The other modes auto-confirm.

Click Print → Packing Slips to download a PDF containing the slip(s) for the orders you have open.

  • Packing Slips = one slip per order, designed for the box.
  • Items List = one consolidated pick list across all open orders, designed for the warehouse.

Open the PDF, print it, drop it in the box, ship it.