Order Fulfilment

I want to have a rule to split order based on SKU.

this would allow me to keep the catalogue in sync with shopify or a feed, order.items[i].stock_on_hand - This would allow me to build out SOH functionality within an app I am building. .stock_on_hand in catalogue, would allow a single endpoint to manage product/stock.

Feature request for an easier and more efficient Pick n Pck process: Support for Zebra - handheld PDA's Scan items in the warehouse to match them in the order.

When entering details for the package such as actual weight, if you press enter the order prints. Usual user experience is that pressing enter confirms the field that you are editing when using software. This is causing users to accidentally print their orders when they are entering in details in the order.

Currently the package weight is being used to get the rate from the courier which is great but it would be ideal to show Chargeable weight in the UI prior to printing the labels

Being able to have another separate search bar to be able to search for Item Barcodes instead of Order Numbers where the results of the search will show the Orders expanded to display the Item that match the scanned Item Barcode.

When an order has items from different fulfilment locations, it gets split to two in Starshipit to allow writeback and update of stock locations accordingly. I want to be able to merge the split orders in Starshipit and send only one tracking link to my customer.

Just reaching out to see if instead of Cubic cm being shown on the packaging screen we could get this changed to reflect the cubic factor applied by carriers eg. instead of 16cm x 12cm x 11cm being shown as 4998 cm3 could it be divided by 4000 to give us the proper chargeable kg 16cm x 12cm x 11cm / 4000 = 0.528kg

Add support for a rule that can hide couriers if a certain email address or mobile number is selected. So that customers that do not like a certain courier, will not be given that option.

I would like to know what account performed a manifest on a specific order (like the audit that exists for printed orders)