Changelog: Fulfillment improvements and other updates

This month, we’ve made several improvements for fulfillment companies. We’ve summarized these and all other updates in Picqer in this changelog.

Improvements for fulfillment companies

• You can now set a preferred warehouse per fulfillment client for purchase orders placed through the fulfillment portal. This prevents stock from being received in the wrong warehouse by mistake.
• When deactivating a warehouse, any linked fulfillment clients and webshops are now automatically unlinked. This saves you the work of doing it manually.
• In overviews, filters, and on detail pages, it’s now clearly indicated when a fulfillment client is inactive, so there’s no confusion.
• On a fulfillment client’s page, you can click directly to view and edit the allowed shipping profiles. This makes it easier to manage them.
• When exporting purchase orders, you can now filter by fulfillment client.
• In the fulfillment client report, the number of shipments is now based on the shipments created during the selected period, rather than those created for picklists processed in that period. This gives a clearer picture of the actual actions performed per fulfillment client.

Other improvements

• If you're linked to a packing station, you'll now see that under your name at the top of the screen. When creating a shipment, you’ll also see the selected packing station and can change it if needed. This helps prevent labels and packing slips from being printed at the wrong station when working across multiple stations.
• For returns, you can now see which products are inactive. These products can no longer be returned to stock, helping prevent “phantom inventory.”
• The order.status_changed webhook is now triggered when the order status in the webshop changes from “expected” to “concept” or “processing.”
• We’ve added a new API endpoint to retrieve all outstanding purchase orders for a product.
• If you're using multiple warehouses, the warehouses overview now shows the total stock value of all warehouses combined.
• You can now disable ABC classification and use the products API endpoint to classify products yourself. This allows you to apply your own algorithm for classification.