Connecting to warehouse
WAREHOUSE OPERATIONSScan the label. Verify every item.
The package passes when every item matches.
Use the account provided by your warehouse administrator.
Set a personal password on your first sign-in.
Contact your warehouse administrator if you need access.
Scan the label, then each item. Verification completes automatically.
Connection interrupted. This scan is saved; retry when the connection returns.
Scan the tracking label, then scan each item UPC.
Models and quantities are checked automatically.
Review imported packages, item progress, and mapping issues.
| Tracking / Order | Store | Ship date | Item progress | Status |
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Every accepted scan and rejected attempt is recorded.
| Time / Operator | Tracking number | Scanned value | Result | Details |
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Manage manifests and barcode mappings independently of the original Google Sheet.
Upload a ShipStation CSV export. Each package is verified against its expected SKUs and quantities.
Reimports do not add duplicate quantities or silently replace packages already being scanned.Use Barcode, Model, and SKU columns, or the original UPCs sheet column layout.
Barcode and SKU dictionaries are independent, even when they share a row in the source sheet.Resolve mapping issues before rescanning a blocked package.
| UPC / ASIN / barcode | Model |
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| Order SKU | Model |
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| Imported at | File / source | Type | Result |
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Give each operator an individual account for a clear audit trail.
| Name | Username | Role | First sign-in |
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