Over the past few weeks, we’ve shipped several improvements. In this final changelog of 2025, you can read what’s new.

Improvements to containers

To make moving stock easier, we introduced containers 2 years ago. They help you keep track of what’s in transit, where it is, and where it needs to go next. More and more customers use containers for tasks like receiving products and replenishing stock. We’re seeing more and more customers use containers for things like receiving and replenishment. To make that workflow even smoother, we’ve improved containers in a few key ways:

Move all products from a container in one action

If a container contains multiple products, you can now move everything in a single action to 1 location or another container. This reduces repetitive work and speeds up put-away when you’re placing a box, pallet, or cart at once, or when merging containers.

Change location where stock should be put away

When you move stock to a container, Picqer automatically selects the linked location the stock should be put away in. You can now change this location yourself. Useful if a product doesn’t have a linked location yet, or if you prefer to put the stock away in a different place.

Move a container to another warehouse

Do you use containers to move stock between warehouses? You can now move the container to the other warehouse in one go, so you can continue with put-away there right away.

Other improvements

• PostNL pickup points are now supported for Shopify Advanced and Plus stores.
• Products now load faster when creating a purchase order.
• Fulfilment customers can now edit all product types in the portal.
• Receipts are now automatically completed after inactivity, making it clearer what’s still open and what’s already completed. We also now use the purchase date to determine which purchase order a product should be linked to.
• When importing products, we now take the default VAT group into account.
• When importing products from Shopware, the cover image is now used as the first image.
• When importing products from WooCommerce orders with status ‘pending’, stock is now handled correctly.
• When creating a new order, we now default to the country set on your Picqer account.

Every year we share what you can do to prepare your warehouse for Black Friday as well as possible. Now we would like to show you our side of things. Because how do we actually get ready for this period?

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Over the past few weeks we’ve made several improvements under the hood to keep Picqer fast and reliable. We also made it easier to set up and connect stores, and fulfilment customers can now connect their own store. Here’s an overview of what has changed.

Redesigned store page and settings

Sometimes you just want to quickly review your connected store and adjust settings where needed. On the redesigned store page, you can now see at a glance how your store is configured, whether the connection works correctly, and whether orders are coming through as expected.

Connection settings now have their own section, separate from the other store settings. This makes it easier to keep an overview and helps prevent unwanted changes. We also added more explanations next to each field, so it’s clearer what each setting does and how to fill it in.

Connecting stores: first connect, then configure

Connecting new stores is simpler than before. The process now consists of two steps: first connect, then configure. We guide you through each step, and before activating the integration, we show a summary of your configuration and what will happen after activation. This way, you can connect a new store with confidence.

First connect, then configure.

Connecting stores from the fulfilment portal

Fulfilment customers can now also connect their own store directly from the fulfilment portal by connecting it. As the fulfilment company, you remain responsible for configuring the integration. This not only saves time but is also more secure than sharing login details. More information

Other improvements

• Ampere shipments are now correctly forwarded to Bol.
• Paused picklists are automatically printed again once resumed.

Running a successful Magento store takes more than a great frontend. Behind every order lies a chain of logistics: stock levels, picklists, shipments, and returns. Things your customers never see, but that shape their experience. And ultimately, your reputation.

We’ve seen many Magento merchants rely on manual warehouse processes or complex ERP systems, missing one crucial element: truly dedicated software to manage their warehouse. That’s why we built Picqer: warehouse software designed specifically for e-commerce. A tool that gives you full control of your warehouse and does exactly what you need.

With a system like Picqer, you can fully own your webshop and run a professional warehouse with confidence. You get real-time insights into your stock and tasks, fewer things go wrong thanks to smart guidance, and you get peace of mind knowing your logistics run as smoothly as your storefront.

Over the past few weeks, we've made great strides. We recently launched a Tower for your warehouse. In addition, we introduced several improvements that make your daily work easier. In this changelog, you can read all about it.

Preferred locations and location notes

When stock of a product is spread across multiple locations, Picqer automatically decides from which location(s) to pick. Sometimes you’d prefer a different location to be used. For example, when you want to free up that location for another product. You can now enforce this by setting that location as preferred, so Picqer will use it for new picklists. If you don’t set a preference, you can now also see which location Picqer will consider first for new picklists. More information

In addition, you can now add notes to locations on a product level. For example, to indicate what should be done with the stock at a location, where it comes from, or why it has a preference. This way, it’s always clear what’s going on with a location, and you no longer need to rely on printed A4 notes.

Easily cancel products from order

Sometimes you want to quickly cancel one or more products from an order. For example, if the customer changes their mind, or when a product is no longer available. You can now do this with a single action from the order page: Cancel products. It doesn’t matter whether the products are on backorder, on picklists, or both. Useful in the warehouse, and for customer service.

Other improvements

• You can now also remove virtual compositions from a picklist. Handy if you want to process them separately, or if a part can’t be found.
• Fulfilment clients can now set up a notification when a purchase order is marked as received. Additionally, they can edit product dimensions and weight themselves.
• With rules, you can now check the delivery address, delivery postal code, and other fields for numbers and letters. For example, you can detect orders without a house number and pause them.
• Purchase orders now show the total of received and expected products, underneath the total of ordered products.
• Invisible characters like spaces and tabs no longer affect search queries. And when searching for orders by email address, it no longer matters if you use uppercase letters.
• MyParcel shipments can now also be created for GLS. For UPS, you can now also choose ‘UPS Express’, in addition to ‘UPS Standard’.
• Pickup locations are now supported in combination with the WooCommerce V2 plugin from Sendcloud.
• Within a Movement, you no longer have to save changes before executing the transfer.
• Within the 'Orders' tab on a product page, cancelled products are now taken into account. This way, you always see what has actually been ordered.
• Via the API you can now filter orders and picklists by tags. It’s also now possible to retrieve the pause reason via the API.

We also fixed the following issues:

• Exporting large amounts of orders is fast again, as is exporting shipments for a single fulfilment client.
• The order log now correctly shows address changes made on the picklist.
• Within Receipts, the search field is no longer cleared after printing product labels.
• DHL Europlus shipments are once again created correctly via MyParcel.
• Virtual compositions can no longer be unintentionally linked to a location. And exclusive locations can no longer be linked to more than 1 product.
• Sending shipment updates back to Bol now works correctly for orders that are partly shipped directly (with different delivery promises), and partly via Bol.