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Picking History


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1. Use Cases

Quick Links: Today's Picking Records | Trace Product Source Shelf | Verify Shelf Quantities | Investigate Picking Errors

Scenario 1: Review Your Own Picking Records for Today

Situation: Before the end of the shift, you want to review what you picked today and how many items, to make sure nothing was missed.

Steps:

  1. Filter "Created At" by today
  2. Filter "Operator" by your own name
  3. Review today's picking records and product details

Result: The list shows all of your picking records for today so you can confirm your work and track your picking volume.


Scenario 2: Trace Where a Product Was Picked From

Situation: A merchant reports a quality issue with a received product, and you need to trace which shelf it was picked from so you can inspect the remaining stock there.

Steps:

  1. Find the picking list number for that order
  2. Filter by "Picking List ID"
  3. Find the picking record for the product
  4. Check the "Shelf" column for the source shelf

Result: The list shows all picking records for that picking list, letting you trace the source and inspect the remaining items on that shelf.


Scenario 3: Stock Count Mismatch — Verify a Shelf's Picking Records

Situation: A shelf's actual quantity does not match the book quantity, and you want to confirm what was recently picked from it and in what quantities.

Steps:

  1. Filter "Shelf location" by that shelf
  2. Narrow the time range with "Created At"
  3. Check each record's "Quantity" and "Operator"

Result: The list shows all picking records for that shelf so you can reconcile the quantity differences record by record.


Scenario 4: Investigate a Picking Error

Situation: After shipping, you discover the wrong product was picked and need to find out who picked it and from which shelf.

Steps:

  1. Find the picking list for that order
  2. Filter by "Picking List ID"
  3. Check the "Operator" and "Product" of the related records
  4. Confirm whether an error occurred during picking

Result: The list shows the detailed picking records for that picking list, helping you find the root cause and improve the workflow.


2. Features

Every time a product is scanned during picking, the system automatically records a picking record. Here you can search the picking history: who picked which product, from which shelf, and how many. When a wrong item is discovered after shipping or a product's source needs tracing, this is the place to look.

Quick Jump: Search & Filter | List Columns | Status Icons

2.1 Search & Filter

Location: Top of the page

Search box: Search by product SKU or product name

Filters:

FilterDescriptionUsage
Created AtFilter by picking timeChoose start and end dates
Product SKUFilter by product SKUMultiple SKUs supported
Shelf locationFilter by shelfMultiple shelf locations supported
OperatorFilter by staff memberMultiple names supported
StatusFilter by picking list statusMultiple selection: Ready, Processing, Done, Canceled, Terminated
Picking List IDFilter by picking listMultiple IDs supported

2.2 List Columns

Column Descriptions

ColumnDescriptionNote
Picking ListThe picking list this record belongs toClick to open the detail page; shows a status icon
MerchantOwning merchant-
ShelfThe shelf the product was picked fromShown as a blue tag with the shelf location
ProductThe picked productShows product name and SKU; click to open the product detail
QuantityItems taken from the shelf in this picking operation-
OperatorThe staff member who picked-
Created AtWhen the picking happenedSortable

💡 Tip: Click the column settings button at the top right of the list to customize visible columns.

2.3 Status Icons

The icon before the "Picking List" column indicates the picking list's status:

StatusIconDescription
ReadyBlue clockPicking has not started
ProcessingOrange syncPicking in progress
DoneGreen checkPicking completed
CanceledRed closePicking list canceled
TerminatedGray stopPicking list terminated

3. FAQ

Quick Jump: FAQ | Important Notes

3.1 FAQ

▪ When are picking records created?

When a picker scans a product barcode during picking, the system automatically creates a picking record. Each scan creates one record.


▪ Can picking records be edited or deleted?

No. Picking records are system-generated history. To ensure data integrity and traceability, they cannot be modified or deleted. Precisely because the records are tamper-proof, they can serve as evidence when investigating picking errors or reconciling shelf differences.


▪ How do I quickly find the picking records for an order?

  1. Find the picking list number from the order
  2. Filter by "Picking List ID" on this page
  3. All picking records of that picking list are shown

▪ Why does one picking list have many records?

A picking list usually contains many products from multiple orders, and each scan creates one record. So a single picking list can have dozens or even hundreds of picking records.


▪ What does "Quantity" mean?

It is the number of items taken from the shelf in that picking operation. If the same product is scanned in several passes, multiple records are created — the sum is the actual total picked.


▪ Where do clicks on the picking list or product lead?

  • Click the picking list number: opens that picking list's detail page
  • Click the product name: opens that product's detail page
  • Click the external link icon: opens the page in a new tab

3.2 Important Notes

⚠️ Important Reminders

  • Picking records cannot be modified or deleted, so make sure picking is done correctly
  • Review the records regularly to track operations
  • If you find abnormal records, confirm with your supervisor as soon as possible

FeatureDescriptionLink
Picking ListsView and manage picking listsGo
Generate Picking ListCreate new picking listsGo
Product ListView product informationGo
ShelvesManage warehouse shelvesGo