The floor, in step with the order.
Model your real stations once — pick, decorate, QC, pack, ship — then let scanpoints move work through them. Every unit is accounted for, and the order upstream updates itself.
The floor board
Where the shift starts. Counters per station, jobs sorted by what's due, and batches grouped so the same setup runs together instead of five times over.
Paper on the bench, scan at the station
The jobsheet carries everything the operator needs and a barcode that identifies the unit. Scanning is the whole interaction — no hunting for the right row on a screen.
When one comes out wrong
A failed unit is scrapped and replaced, not quietly re-run. The replacement inherits the personalisation and keeps a link to what it replaced, so the count on the order never drifts.
Pack, buy the label, done
Dispatch confirms the box contents against the order, prices the services you've enabled, and buys the label. Tracking lands back on the order without anyone copying a number.
Tell us how your floor runs
Stations, batching, QC habits, the lot. We're building this alongside the people doing the work.