FEATURE
Wave picking groups orders by carrier, channel, and region automatically — same SKUs picked together in one pass, then split back to individual orders by the sorting module. Average shipping speed improves 200-300% after rollout.
The system groups pending orders into waves automatically by carrier, sales channel, and delivery region, merging common SKUs into a single pass. Instead of one trip per order, 50 orders' worth of items might pick in one trip. Schedule waves to fire automatically — no manual triggering.
Pick lists are ordered automatically by bin sequence: pick-face first, ground floor before upper levels, near-empty bins cleared first, then arranged along aisle flow. Operators just walk in order — no backtracking, fewer forklift trips.
Different warehouses and different teams can use different modes — no forced unification.
Picked items get sorted back to their original orders — scan the product barcode, the system tells you which slot to drop it in. When multiple operators sort simultaneously, real-time sync shows everyone's progress. Items not in the current wave enter exception-handling mode and queue automatically — no interruption to the sorting flow.
If the bin doesn't have enough stock mid-pick, paper mode lets you report the shortage at confirmation — the system releases the excess allocation and adjusts the outbound order status automatically. No manual order editing, no locked-up stock for other orders.