Warehouse & stock
Warehouses and stock sources, barcode scanning, packing and supplier orders.
- How advanced warehouses work in easySales: multiple stock locations, rules and transfers Run more than one stock location in easySales. Advanced warehouses let each location hold its own inventory, fed manually, by feed, by integration or from a supplier — then combine them per online shop with priority and handling-time rules.
- How barcode scanning works in easySales: products, warehouse locations, returns and packing The Scan menu in easySales groups four barcode tools — find a product, tag shelf locations, handle parcels that came back, and pick & pack orders. Here's what each one does and when to use it.
- How supplier orders and receptions work in easySales: restock from suppliers and receive into stock Manage the restock loop in easySales — raise purchase orders to your suppliers, then receive the goods with a reception that adds them to your stock. Here's how both sides work.
- How the Inventory source works in easySales: telling each store where to read its stock The Inventory source tells easySales where the authoritative stock for a store's products lives — your own e-shop, an ERP or accounting system, a fulfilment warehouse, a feed, manual entry or a supplier. It is set per store, and external sources are read on a schedule.
- How to scan AWBs and pack orders in easySales AWB scanning lets your warehouse team verify and pack orders by scanning the barcode on the shipping label. The right order opens instantly, products are checked off as you scan them, and the order is marked packed automatically. This guide covers where to find the scanner, how packing works, and how it ties into processing groups.