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Find anything

Any SKU, bin, barcode, order number or tracking number, searched from the floor or from your desk, and answered in seconds rather than by somebody walking the aisles.

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Search by SKU, bin, barcode or order
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You get a location, not a maybe
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Includes despatched and returned
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Works on the floor or at your desk
What it produces

Find anything, as you see it.

Any identifier — SKU, bin, barcode, order or tracking — resolves to the same record: where it is, how many, and the parcel it last went out in.

Find anything
RKM-SND-M0.4s
In stock · 2 locations
A-12-348 unitsPicking face
D-04-1120 unitsOverflow
Recently handled
Shipped#28479 Oct Packing video
How it runs

Three steps, in order.

  1. Search by whatever you haveA customer quoting a tracking number, a buyer quoting a SKU, a picker holding a loose barcode — all three resolve to the same record.
  2. It tells you where, not just whetherThe answer is a bin location and a quantity, so finding it is a walk rather than a hunt.
  3. Including what has leftDespatched and returned items stay searchable, with the dates, the parcel and the video attached.
What that includes

What that includes.

  • Search by SKU, barcode, bin, order or tracking
  • Works from a phone on the floor
  • Shows every bin a SKU occupies
  • Resolves loose or unlabelled barcodes found on the floor
  • Historic orders and returns included
  • Links straight through to the packing or inspection video
What we need from you
  • Nothing — this works because putaway and picking are scanned
What you get back
  • A bin location and quantity in seconds
  • Resolution of loose barcodes found on the floor
  • Historic orders and returns included
  • A link straight through to the packing or inspection video
The honest bit

This only works because putaway and picking are scanned. It is not a clever search bolted on top of a vague system — it is what you get when the floor records where things go.

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Want to see it on your own orders?

Run a four-week trial. No contract, no minimum — long enough that the returns from week one come back inside it.