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Each Job or Plan receives its own saved Pick List with component requirements and picking progress.
- Required and actual picked quantities
- Open, In Progress and Completed status
- Picker name and picked date
From planning production and picking materials to emailing purchase orders and collaborating securely with suppliers, the newest StockIT features connect the entire process in one place.
Pick Lists are now permanent working documents rather than temporary screens. Open one from a Manufacturing Plan or Job, save progress as the warehouse works, and return later exactly where you left off.
Each Job or Plan receives its own saved Pick List with component requirements and picking progress.
Warehouse staff see a clear card for each component with its image, SKU, quantity and storage details.
Turn on Hide picked items to keep the screen focused only on what remains.
Send a protected link to a warehouse manager or contract picker without creating another StockIT login.
Changing a quantity or marking an item picked writes directly back to the saved Pick List.
The current image from Materials / Items appears on every mobile Pick List card, with a clean placeholder where no image exists.
StockIT can now operate as a powerful standalone Purchase Order solution. Email the formal PDF and give the supplier a secure, live Pick List for preparing the order—all from the same button.
The supplier receives the professional PO PDF plus a clear button opening the live order Pick List.
Choose the company address or a warehouse address before sending. The selected destination is frozen into the emailed order.
The email and supplier Pick List include an address-only Google Maps link for straightforward delivery navigation.
Suppliers see item images, supplier SKU, your SKU, requested quantity, notes and their own picked quantity.
Supplier pages do not expose internal costs, stock levels, warehouse bins or other StockIT information.
The same delivery and secure supplier workflow is available from both the Purchase Order list and the Edit page.
StockIT now understands where materials belong, not just how many exist. Define warehouses, locations and bins, nominate defaults, and carry those storage details into picking workflows.
Manage active warehouses for each company, including a default warehouse.
Break each warehouse into meaningful storage areas or zones.
Direct pickers to the exact bin where a component should be found.
Assign default warehouse, location and bin details to Materials / Items.
Manufacturing Plans can calculate requirements, help organise purchasing, generate Pick Lists and then move into Jobs without re-entering the production demand.
Set finished items and quantities, then review the materials required before production begins.
Create manufacturing Jobs directly from a Plan while carrying the frozen component requirements forward.
Reuse open Purchase Orders where appropriate instead of creating unnecessary duplicate orders.
Create and save component Pick Lists directly from planned production demand.
Pick against the quantities still required for a Job, using its saved Job lines.
Manufactured finished items link automatically into the production workflow and inventory view.
Recent improvements make component costs, wastage, runtime and item behaviour clearer from setup through production.
Component requirements and material costs can include each BOM line’s wastage percentage.
Record the expected manufacturing runtime so production costing can include labour and overhead decisions.
Import Materials / Items with storage defaults, stock/manufactured settings and the new Item Is Sold option.
Clearly separate saleable products from internal materials, components and packaging.
Inventory screens visually identify manufactured products for quicker recognition.
Receive quantities such as metres, kilograms and partial units without being restricted to whole numbers.