Turn compatible ordersinto one clear pick

Start from suggested order groups, configure the quantities and locations once, then guide the picker through one combined list with scan controls, flexible quantities, and every remaining item visible.

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Suggested Batches groups twelve synthetic orders with the same product mix, beside an active Batch Picking summary with four locations and thirty-two items remaining.

Keep the whole batch moving as one unit

Match the orders, confirm the physical work, and know exactly what remains before completion.

Compatible order groups

Start with orders that share the same allocated product and quantity mix.

Combined location picks

Pick the total needed for each product and location across the batch.

Scan and quantity control

Confirm the right location, product, and quantity before moving on.

Visible work remaining

See locations and units left, then complete only when the list is clear.

Group the ordersthat actually match

Use Suggested Batches to find ready-to-ship orders with the same allocated product and quantity mix. Narrow the queue by warehouse, client, status, due date, SKU, store, or shipping method, then review totals, pick locations, batch size, packing, and included orders before generating the batch.

A twelve-order synthetic batch is configured with two products, total quantities, explicit pick locations, a batch size, and package settings before labels are generated.

Pick by product and location,not order by order

Warehance combines the required units across the batch into one product-and-location list. Scan or select the product, confirm the expected location when required, and pick one unit, a chosen quantity, or everything left on the line. No per-order tote assignment is needed in this workflow.

A picker confirms synthetic product CT-100 at location A-03-02, then records eight of twelve remaining units in a tote-free Batch Picking flow.

See the remaining work.Finish with confidence.

Watch remaining locations and units update as picks are confirmed. Complete Picking only when every line is clear, then keep the batch visible across Processing and Completed views with its order count, item count, errors, packed, printed, completed, and history context.

A synthetic batch moves from six remaining items to All Items Picked, while the Processing table keeps its order count, packed, printed, completion, and history status visible.

Batch picking questions

Turn the next order group into one controlled pick

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