Orders
The main workspace. A dense, editable list with status filters and live counts — fix an address, switch courier, change payment or generate a consignment without opening anything. New Shopify orders appear the moment they are placed.
Sixteen workspaces, each designed around what one role actually does all day — not a generic table with the columns rearranged.
The main workspace. A dense, editable list with status filters and live counts — fix an address, switch courier, change payment or generate a consignment without opening anything. New Shopify orders appear the moment they are placed.
Everything about one order: items, addresses, payments, shipments, courier scan history and a full activity trail of who changed what.
Profiles with order history rolled up, so a repeat buyer with three unpaid returns is obvious before you ship the fourth. Blacklisting included.
Your Shopify catalogue with per-location stock, search and filtering, kept current automatically.
A clean queue of confirmed orders waiting to be picked, single or in bulk. Nothing enters it until the desk has confirmed the order.
Two modes: scan the order barcode to pack it, or scan every item to verify contents before the parcel closes. In item mode the order will not mark packed until everything has been scanned.
Mark parcels collected and shipped, print load sheets for the courier, and process returns — full, partial or refused — with stock going back to the right location.
Each courier’s serviceable city list, cached and refreshable, so a consignment never fails at the counter for an unrecognised destination.
Verify advances, credits and refunds per order. COD credit is applied automatically when the order arrives.
Upload a settlement statement and see it matched line by line to your orders, with every unmatched row flagged rather than absorbed.
Invoice-wise courier payment reporting, net received per statement, and settlement status at a glance.
What needs attention today: pending by operation, ageing buckets, packed but not dispatched, undelivered, waiting on returns. Every figure clicks through to the orders behind it.
Who is on shift and what each agent is carrying, with order assignment and workload balancing.
Create users, assign roles, and override page or field access per person without changing the role itself.
Sync history and API call logs, so when something looks wrong you can see exactly what happened rather than guess.
Every checkpoint below is enforced by the system, not left to training or memory. This is where most of the money is saved.
A parcel leaving with items nobody pulled off the shelf.
Paying for a label on an order that was never going to ship.
Consignments failing at the courier counter and coming back to your desk.
Wrong or missing items reaching the customer — caught at the bench, not on delivery.
Half an order shipping while the rest sits in another warehouse.
Booking a prepaid order into accounts before the money was confirmed received.
A late storefront cancellation wiping an order that is already on a van.
Automation overwriting a judgement call your team already made.
Access is additive and granular: a packer opens the packing bench, an accountant opens payments, and neither sees the other. Where someone needs an exception, an admin grants it to that person alone — without loosening the role for everybody who shares it.
Tell us how many orders you ship a month and which couriers you use. We will show you the system handling them — not a slide deck.