Recommend a boxwithout taking control away

Turn your packaging policy and real shipping history into a clear starting point at pack-out. Warehance checks exact-combination pins, priority rules, and qualified learned suggestions—then shows the packer what it recommends, why, and how to choose differently.

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A packing screen recommends the synthetic Medium Mailer box for an order, labels the source as a packing rule, and lets the packer accept it or choose a different box.
A recommendation your team can understand

Set precise preferences where they matter, learn from repeatable history, and keep the final choice visible.

Exact-combination pins

Suggest one box—or no box—for a precise client and item mix.

Priority box rules

Evaluate the order's current items from top to bottom at pack-out.

Qualified history

Surface repeat box choices only after your thresholds are met.

Packer control

Accept the suggestion or choose a different configured box.

Put your packaging policyahead of guesswork

Pin the box you want for one exact combination, or build reusable rules around products, stores, tags, quantities, SKU counts, and weight. Rules evaluate the order as it exists at pack-out, follow your priority order, and stop at the first usable match.

Box rules run in priority order, with a synthetic Fragile Home Goods rule matching a product tag and item-count condition before suggesting a reinforced box.

Turn repeat shipping history intoan explainable starting point

For exact SKU-and-quantity combinations, Warehance can learn which box your team consistently used for that client. You decide how many shipments and what confidence level a combination needs before it qualifies, while the Suggestions view keeps the source, history, confidence, and analysis time visible.

A learned suggestion maps a synthetic two-SKU order combination to a 10 by 8 by 4 box and shows its shipment history, confidence, and configurable qualification thresholds.

Show the reason.Keep the final choice visible.

The packing screen labels a suggestion as pinned, rule-driven, or learned from history. Packers can accept it or choose another box, and an existing choice is never replaced. When a combination should stay manual, an admin can block its suggestions entirely.

A packer chooses a different box from the suggested one while an admin pin shows the option to leave an exact item combination for the packer to decide.

Smart Box Selection questions

Give every packer a smarter starting point

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