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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
  • Order type
  • 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 , 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)

See Also ​

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