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Operations - Prepare Orders

This guide explains how to use the Prepare Orders feature in Distritour. This function displays a consolidated list of all products needed for pending orders, facilitating warehouse preparation.


Table of Contents

  1. Accessing Preparation
  2. Products to Prepare List
  3. Available Filters
  4. Usage

1. Accessing Preparation

In the left sidebar, navigate to All Operations > Prepare Orders to access the preparation view.


2. Products to Prepare List

This page displays a consolidated view of all products required for pending delivery orders.

Products to Prepare List

How It Works

The system analyzes all orders with the following criteria:

  • Not delivered (is_delivered = 0)
  • Order type (type = 2)
  • Within the selected date range

For each product, the system calculates:

  • Total quantity: Sum of all ordered quantities
  • Promotion quantity: Offered quantities via promotions
  • Box quantity: Conversion to NxBox + remainder format

Table Columns

ColumnDescription
IDUnique product identifier
NameProduct name
CategoryProduct category
QuantityTotal required quantity (sum of all orders)
Box QtyQuantity formatted in boxes (e.g., 5x12 + 3 = 5 boxes of 12 + 3 units)
Quantity/BoxNumber of units per box/carton
Buy PriceUnit purchase price
Sell PriceUnit sale price

3. Available Filters

You can filter the products to prepare using several criteria:

FilterDescription
DateDelivery date range (default: tomorrow)
CarrierFilter by carrier assigned to orders
ClientFilter by specific client
Client CategoryFilter by client category
TagsFilter by tags associated with clients
Product CategoryFilter by product category

Default Date Filter

By default, the system displays orders for tomorrow (isTomorrow: true), allowing advance preparation for the next day's delivery routes.


4. Usage

Why Use This Feature?

The Prepare Orders feature enables you to:

  1. Optimize picking: See all required products at once without navigating order by order
  2. Prepare stock: Anticipate product needs for tomorrow
  3. Organize warehouse: Prepare boxes/cartons according to displayed quantities
  4. Verify promotions: Visualize quantities offered via promotions

Practical Example

If you have 3 orders containing:

  • Order 1: 5x Product A
  • Order 2: 3x Product A
  • Order 3: 2x Product A + Promotion "1 free"

The table will display:

  • Product A: Quantity = 10, Promotion Quantity = 1 (11 units total)

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