Pick, Pack and Dispatch Sheet Generator

Packing a day's orders from a screen full of order lines is slow and error-prone: items get picked order by order instead of in one walk, slips are written by hand or copied from another system, and the courier handover is a scribbled list. Mistakes show up as wrong items, missed cash-on-delivery amounts and arguments about how many parcels were handed over.

Export your orders from your shop or system as CSV (one row per order line) and load it. The app groups lines into orders, adds up quantities for one consolidated pick list sorted by bin location (from an optional product list, or a location column), and also gives a by-order list for picking into boxes. Each order gets a packing slip with your business name, customer, address, phone, courier, the COD amount to collect or a prepaid note, items with tick boxes and your notes. The dispatch manifest groups orders by courier with parcel counts, weight and COD to be collected, a handover list with a tick box per order and signature lines. Untick orders to leave them out, filter by courier, and mark a batch as dispatched so tomorrow's run hides it.

What is inside:

• Load orders, Orders, Pick list, Packing slips, Dispatch manifest and How it works tabs
• Column mapping for your own export, semicolon, tab and comma files, Arabic names and addresses
• Print / Save as PDF for each sheet, CSV export of the pick list and handover list
• A worked example of five invented orders, and EXAMPLE-DATA CSVs

A packing slip is not a tax invoice, and the app does not create one. It does not talk to your shop, a courier or a printer. Check addresses with the customer where it matters. It is not tax or legal advice, not an FTA-approved system, and no platform or courier endorses it.

How it differs from the invoice, quote and delivery note design sets in the catalogue: those are document designs you fill in. This builds the sheets from your order data, in batches.

Tested: every calculation was compared with an independent Python (Decimal) calculation on randomised cases, CSV edge cases (quotes, commas, Arabic text, byte order mark) were run through the importer, and the screens were driven in a headless Chromium browser at phone and desktop widths. It has not been tested on a real phone, in Safari, Firefox or Edge.