Group Picking Overview
What is Group Picking?
Group Picking allows multiple orders with similar characteristics to be grouped together for more efficient picking.
This approach reduces travel time and increases productivity within the warehouse.
What Information is Displayed?
The Group Picking Page provides visibility of:
Client
Carrier
Shipping Method
Units
SKUs
Batched Status
Personalisation Status
Number of Orders
Allocated User
Available Actions
Why is this Useful?
The page allows warehouse teams to:
Identify large picking opportunities
Spot common products across orders
Monitor batch activity
Allocate work efficiently
Prioritise picking workloads
Understanding Grouped Orders
Orders displayed together typically share common criteria such as:
Products
Shipping methods
Client requirements
Batch settings
This enables efficient warehouse operations and reduced picker travel.
Important Notes
Group Picking is commonly used alongside Bulk and Wave Picking.
Grouping criteria may vary depending on operational setup.
FAQs
Why are orders grouped together?
Orders are grouped to improve picking efficiency and reduce warehouse movement.
Does Group Picking change customer orders?
No. Orders remain separate and are only grouped for operational efficiency.
