Logiwa enables users to design and employ multiple printouts for use in their warehouse operations. These printouts can be tailored to an individual client, warehouse, or both, and can be printed for immediate use. This document outlines the printouts available in Logiwa and how and where to use the created printouts. This article gives a brief overview of each type of printout, with links to more in-depth explanations.

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Packing lists are generated on a shipment order basis and contain products to be packed that belong to the specific order.

To learn more about how to create and design a packing list, please visit the following link: Design a Packing List

Picking lists are generated on a shipment order basis and contain products to be picked that belong to the specific order.

To learn more about how to create and design a picking list, please visit the following link: Design a Picking List

The consolidated picking list gathers all products to be picked within the same job, listing the SKU name, pick quantity, number of orders included, and relevant job code.

To learn more about how to create and design a consolidated picking list, please visit the following link: Design a Consolidated Picking List

The purchase order list will be generated for each purchase order and can be created to include a comprehensive list of items on a purchase order, detailing fields such as the SKU name, quantity ordered, and expected delivery dates, assisting in tracking and managing incoming inventory.

A manifest or Bill of Lading (BOL) is a detailed document listing the goods being transported, typically used for shipments. It will include information such as the shipper and consignee details, a description of the items, and the quantities being shipped.

The work order picking list will be generated based on work orders and can list the items that need to be picked for a specific production or assembly job. Details such as the SKU, quantity, and location of each item in the warehouse, can be included streamlining the picking process.

This provides a consolidated version of the work order picking list, aggregating the items that need to be picked across multiple work orders. It can provide a view of the picking tasks required for various jobs, helping to optimize the picking process by reducing redundant trips to the same locations.

LP labels are printouts that can be used to identify and label each License Plate (LP) that is available in the warehouse. Various templates are available for the LP label printout, depending on the label size or if the label is created specifically for LPs with inventory. By default, LP labels contain a barcode and the LP's physical properties (dimensions, weight, etc.), but the contents of the label can be adjusted using the report designer.

To learn more about how to create and design an LP label, please visit the following link: Design an LP Label

A location label is a printout that enables you to identify warehouse locations. They have various templates available based on the label size. As default, a location label contains a barcode for scanning, the location's physical properties, and also some additional information if the location is assigned a priority concerning the putaway or allocation algorithms.

To learn more about how to create and design a location label, please visit the following link: Design a Location Label

A job label is a printout that can be used to identify and list the relevant details of each created job. It contains a barcode for easy scanning, as well as a list of products that are subject to that particular warehouse job.

To learn more about how to create and design a job label, please visit the following link: Design a Job Label

A damaged label printout is typically used to indicate that the product has been compromised or mishandled in some way, resulting in the product becoming broken, discolored, torn or otherwise damaged. This printout is not currently available.

A label indicating any issues or problems associated with products in a warehouse, serving as a visual cue for appropriate action. Fields on the label include issue reason, order code, order type, order date, customer information, customer information, and who reported the issue.

The product label printout can be used to identify each SKU, and has various templates available based on the label size. These printouts contain essential information regarding the product, such as the product name or which client it belongs to. Furthermore, information such as fragility can be found on the larger product label templates.

To learn more about how to create and design a product label, please visit the following link: Design a Product Label

Mobile cart labels can be created and printed to identify each mobile cart that is available in the warehouse. The default will just include the mobile cart code.

To learn more about how to create and design a mobile cart label, please visit the following link: Design a Mobile Cart Label

A shipment package label is used to mark a shipment package. This printout is not currently available.

The billing contract is a printout containing relevant billing details listed specifically for each client, including all pricing elements and billing fees in that contract.

To learn more about how to create and design a contract, please visit the following link: Design a Contract Printout

The billing report is a printout that lists the relevant billing details for each client specifically. It contains all pricing elements and billing fees listed for the client on a regular basis, in accordance with the contract.

To learn more about how to create and design a billing report, please visit the following link: Design a Billing Report

A custom end-of-day report, or manifest, provides a detailed summary of the contents and logistics information of a shipment. By default, it includes fields such as the date it was generated on, the document number, the carrier's name, the total number of parcels and orders, client information, and other package details. Additionally, there are specific fields designated for carrier associates to fill in relevant details during the shipping process.

A job content label provides information about the contents of a specific job or task, such as the items to be picked, their quantities, and the destination. This printout is not currently available.

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