New to our team: Nadine
Meet our newest team member, Nadine! She’s here to introduce herself.
Nadine Brouwer
“Hi, I’m Nadine. At Picqer, I help keep our daily operations running smoothly, both for the team and in our lovely office in Arnhem. With my love for structure, I support our work on financial, administrative, and organizational fronts. I really appreciate that Picqer encourages proactivity and gives you the freedom to take ownership of your responsibilities. The motto ‘Be human and do the right thing’ truly lives here.
I live in the heart of the Netherlands with my family. With a toddler and a preschooler, I don’t get much free time, but when I do, I love watching series, reading, and gaming. Winter is my favorite season. Chris Brown has been my top artist on Spotify Wrapped for six years straight. Right now, I’m in the process of decluttering my home. I highly recommend it to everyone!”
Changelog: See who moved stock and more
New: See who moved stock
The stock history now shows not only how much stock was moved and where it went, but also who moved it. This was a popular request that comes in helpful when reviewing why something was moved. You can also see who last used a container. This information is, of course, also available via the API.
Other improvements
- The stock history graph now gives a clearer view of a product’s stock over time.
- You can now change your Picqer domain (acme.picqer.com) yourself. Useful if your company name changes, for example. More information (Dutch)
- You can now set a webhook for cancelled picklist shipments.
- In the API, you can now filter (purchase) orders, backorders and picklists by fulfilment customer.
- Cancelled products are now shown more clearly on the order page.
- The product barcode is now included in the single order export.
- Fixed:
- When linking a product to a location in the app, a scanned location with child locations is no longer linked immediately. Instead, all matching locations are shown.
- MyParcel shipments with DPD, DHL and UPS are now correctly reported back to webshops. This was already the case for PostNL.
- Shopify orders processed across multiple pick lists are now correctly reported back to the webshop.
- Purchase orders containing compositions with own stock can now be edited again.
- When receiving a product, the linked location is now always preselected—even if it's a bulk location.
- You can now remove the expected delivery date from a purchase order.
- For orders imported as draft, stock is once again correctly allocated.
- When mentioning a colleague in a comment, the last typed word no longer disappears.
- Dates entered without dashes are now also correctly recognised.
Looking back at the Webwinkel Vakdagen 2025
We had a great time at the Webwinkel Vakdagen! Two days full of great conversations, familiar faces, and new connections. Our purple booth felt like home, and that feeling was only amplified by all the enthusiastic visitors.
Two days of great conversations
It was so nice to talk to so many of you. Hearing how you use Picqer, the challenges you face in your warehouse, and what makes you happy. It’s always good to catch up or meet in person for the first time.
We also spoke to business owners who hadn’t heard of Picqer yet. It was inspiring to hear your stories and experiences, and we loved being able to share our warehouse knowledge and passion for Picqer with you.
Presentation and roundtable on improving your warehouse
We’re proud of our colleague Casper, who gave a presentation on how to run a professional warehouse. He walked the audience through ways to make warehouse processes both more efficient and more enjoyable, and how Picqer helps with that.
On Thursday, Casper also hosted a roundtable session where he and a group of entrepreneurs explored various warehouse challenges together. It was great to see the group dive into discussion, share experiences, and offer each other advice. Super valuable.
Thank you and see you next year!
As a team, we’re looking back on two meaningful days, filled with new insights into what’s happening in your world and the wider e-commerce community. Thanks to everyone who stopped by. We look forward to seeing you again next year!
Changelog: Recurring tasks and more
At the end of February, we launched Tasks. This feature was well received, and many customers asked for a way to automatically repeat tasks. That is now possible. Additionally, we have implemented many other improvements and bug fixes. Thank you for your feedback, as always!
New: Recurring Tasks
You can now create recurring tasks. Useful if you, for example:
- Want to clean the warehouse every Friday;
- Need to restock packing tables daily;
- Want to count stock monthly.
When creating a recurring task, you choose the frequency and an optional deadline. The task is then automatically created based on these settings. Curious? Try it out
Other improvements
- A single order can now be downloaded as an Excel file, useful if your customers need this for accounting purposes.
- You can now also enable automatic label creation after manually picking all products. Previously, this was only possible after scanning all products.
- Product images can now be enlarged everywhere by clicking on them, such as in a picklist, receipt, or (purchase) order.
- Fulfilment: Products from a fulfilment customer can now only be added to a receipt if it is linked to the same fulfilment customer. This ensures that the number of received products per fulfilment customer is always reported correctly.
- Fixed:
- Shipments with GLS (all) and bpost (through Pakketpartner) are now correctly pushed to webshops.
- You can now process backorders in the app again after completing a receipt.
- When importing an order from Shopify, we now prevent cancelled fulfilments from causing incorrect quantities.
- The order log correctly shows changes made to the address or contact details again.
- When importing products into an order, the correct price from the customer's price list is now used.
- Preferences for AutoSplit and VAT are correctly applied again after selecting a customer for an order.
- Line breaks and links in customer remarks are now displayed correctly everywhere.
- Within an expected order, you can once again allocate stock or remove the allocation.
- Products without a specific picking location can now be removed from a pick list again.
- Products can once again be selected using the mouse during a quick stock adjustment or when adding components to an assembly.
Picqer at Webwinkel Vakdagen 2025
Next week, on Wednesday, April 2, and Thursday, April 3, Webwinkel Vakdagen will take place in Utrecht—the largest e-commerce event in the Benelux. Once again, the Picqer team will be there! We have a booth, we're giving a presentation, and we're hosting a roundtable session on running a professional warehouse. We’re excited!
About Webwinkel Vakdagen
Webwinkel Vakdagen is an event for everyone involved in e-commerce—from webshop owners to logistics providers and from software suppliers to marketing agencies. With 200 speakers and 270 exhibitors, it’s the perfect place to gain inspiration and network with industry professionals.
Will you drop by? We’d love to see you!
The Picqer team will be waiting for you at booth 80. We’re happy to provide warehouse advice and answer all your questions about Picqer. But we also enjoy a casual chat, so feel free to stop by!
Presentation: How to run a professional warehouse
Wednesday, April 2 | Lezingenzaal 2 | 2:00 PM
On Wednesday, Casper Bakker, co-founder of Picqer, will give a presentation featuring five fundamental tips for running a professional warehouse. This session is perfect for businesses processing between 20 and 300 orders per day and looking to scale up.
Roundtable session: Improve your warehouse! The no-question-is-too-crazy warehouse hour
Thursday, April 3 | Roundtable 1 | 11:30 AM
On Thursday, Casper will host a roundtable session. As the name suggests, bring all your warehouse-related questions to Webwinkel Vakdagen. They can be very specific or broad, such as: How do you keep your delivery promises? How do you prevent errors? How can you double your order fulfillment? Are barcode scanners at every location worth the investment? We’ll discuss these questions together with a group of 15 fellow e-commerce entrepreneurs.
Afterparty
Wednesday, April 2 | JEU de boules bar Utrecht | 5:30 PM
If you’d like to unwind after the fair with a game of pétanque and a drink, you’re welcome to join “The Unofficial Official Webwinkel Vakdagen Afterparty.” Reserve your free spot here.
We hope to see you next week!