Last year, we introduced a new way to receive purchase orders, where products were added directly to stock, and you could use multiple locations and containers per product. We incorporated many of your requests and enabled new workflows.

However, not all situations improved, and some workflows were difficult to explain. That’s why, at the end of last year, we went back to the drawing board to come up with a better version. And now we have it: a new new way of receiving.

Receiving multiple products at once

With this new method, you can receive multiple products at once. This makes processing small purchase orders faster, helps to detect scanning errors more easily, and improves overall usability.

Of course, we retain all the benefits of the version we launched last year: products are added directly to the stock, making them immediately available for use; you can distribute products across containers or multiple locations; and you have a complete history of who received each product.

How it works

Check out a complete tour of the new receiving process:

Launch on February 10

On Monday, February 10, everyone will get access to the new way of receiving purchase orders. Want to switch earlier? You can already switch to the new receiving method on the Receipts page.

Read more about receiving on the receipts help page.

In e-commerce, everything revolves around speed and accuracy. Orders need to be processed quickly to fulfill promises like “Ordered today, delivered tomorrow.” But how do you ensure a fast order-picking process without making mistakes? Online customers are highly sensitive to even the smallest errors, and mistakes can be incredibly costly in e-commerce.

Our advice: use barcode scanners. Here, we’ll explain why barcode scanning not only saves you time but also reduces mistakes.

Faster Order Picking Starts with Preventing Errors

Speed is crucial for any warehouse, but working faster or hiring more staff isn’t always the solution. In fact, rushing increases the chance of mistakes: picking the wrong product from a shelf, packing too much or too little products, or sending packages to the wrong customer.

Fixing these mistakes costs not just time and money but can also lead to dissatisfied customers and negative reviews. Speed is irrelevant if errors are made. Faster order picking, therefore, starts with preventing mistakes.

We hope you’re looking back on a successful 2024, as we certainly do. As January is often a quiet month in e-commerce, and because it feels good to start the year organized, we’ve introduced stock counting. This feature makes it easy to check and correct your stock levels.

Stock counting

With the app, you can easily start a counting session and scan all products location by location. Picqer tells you whether the stock matches or if discrepancies are found. You can use this feature to check a few locations during an hour of downtime or have all your colleagues help to count the entire warehouse from front to back simultaneously.

And you’ve been using it extensively! Since the introduction three weeks ago, you’ve already counted over 130,000 locations! View the stock counting announcement and video.

Other improvements

• New: You can now bulk edit productcodes yourself. Create an Excel file with your old and new product codes and import that list to apply the changes instantly.
• New: We now import pickup location details from Shopware 6 for QLS.
• The replenish advice is now sorted by bulk location order, making it easier to gather products in sequence. Use containers if you want to organize products in the order of their pick locations.
• In the app, you can also link picking containers to a batch after you staterd picking products.
• Hover over the ‘Snoozed’ label to see until when a picklist is snoozed.
• Loading a large batch in the app is now much faster.
• For Sendcloud, we now support over 100 contracts and sender addresses.
• Movements that have already been processed can no longer be deleted, preserving the history.
• Exporting stock as of a specific date can now handle larger datasets.
• Fixed: A picklist will no longer be printed if a rule specifies that it shouldn’t.

We wish you a wonderful New Year’s celebration and a successful 2025!

Your webshop has taken off and become a success. It’s great that orders are pouring in, but your workspace has now turned into a storage area. It’s time for more space. It’s time for your first warehouse.

But where do you start? Setting up a warehouse involves many things to consider. We’re here to guide you. Drawing from years of experience helping e-commerce businesses with their warehouses, we’ve compiled 9 tips to get you started. If you already have a warehouse, these tips can help you optimize your current setup even further.

Ever tried picking an order only to find the product isn’t where it should be? It happens even in the best-run warehouses. Products get misplaced, damaged, or end up in the wrong spot. The result? A disappointed customer who was promised an item was in stock. Frustrating, right?

That's why we're excited to introduce Stock counting. It's more than just a bookkeeping tool - regular stock counts help you catch errors before they become a problem.

How it works

Stock can be counted using our Picqer App or via the browser. The only requirement is that your stock is location-based.

Starting a count is simple: scan a location and count everything you see there – even products that shouldn’t be there. You can either scan products or enter quantities manually. Once you’re done, you’ll instantly see if the numbers match up. After confirming any discrepancies, stock levels are automatically corrected, ensuring you can always meet your promises.

Repeat these steps for other locations. When you’re done counting, complete the stock count. Corrections can be exported for processing in your bookkeeping.

To-dos

If you need to count lots of locations, you can add them as to-dos – perfect for counting entire zones or aisles. This ensures nothing gets missed. To-dos are also handy when you can’t scan locations directly.

For added accuracy, you can run a correction round after your initial count, focusing only on locations where errors were found during the last stock count.

Want to learn more about Stock counting? You can read all about it in our help center.