The pick list turns a batch of Ecwid orders into one list of every SKU, with the quantity needed, the orders each item belongs to and a box to tick. It is for whoever collects the stock, so the whole batch is on the packing table before anyone starts filling boxes.
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If the same product appears in ten orders, walking to its shelf ten times wastes time. A pick list sends the picker there once.
Gather everything the selected orders need in one round, then pack from what is already on the table.
Quantities are added up per SKU, so a bestseller in twenty orders shows as a single line with its total.
One person collects from the list while another packs, and the order numbers on each line show where every item goes.
The list is built from the orders you select, using their Ecwid order data.
Change the preset so the list matches the way you walk the shelves. You can:
Add Printout Designer from the Ecwid App Store and connect your store so orders and products sync.
Select Pick List from the ready-made templates and preview it with a handful of open orders.
Select the orders waiting to be shipped and bulk print a single pick list, then pack them with a packing slip per order or a combined slip.
Once the stock is collected, one of these slips helps pack each order.
Several orders on a single slip, each with its addresses, status, notes, a QR code per item and an order barcode, under totals for orders, items and SKUs. For stores that pack a batch in one go instead of printing a slip per order.
View templateA photo beside every item with its name, SKU and quantity, plus the customer’s note at the foot of the list. Helps packers who check products by eye, especially across colours and sizes.
View templateA photo and a QR code for the SKU on every line, with the total to pack shown at the top. For warehouses that scan each item as it goes into the box.
View templateInstall Printout Designer from the Ecwid App Store and choose Pick List from the ready-made templates. Select some orders and it builds the list from them. Try it during the 14-day free trial, with no credit card required.
A packing slip describes one order, or a few orders one by one, for the person filling the box. A pick list merges the whole batch into one list of SKUs for the person collecting the stock.
Yes. The editor can sort table rows and group products by category, and any attribute you keep against a product, such as a shelf location, can be added as a column to sort by.
Usually yes. The pick list gets the stock to the packing table, and a packing slip for each order, or the Combined Packing Slip, tells the packer what goes into each box.
Install Printout Designer, select a few orders and print them as a Pick List. 14-day free trial, no credit card required.