WooCommerce packing slips and daily fulfilment dashboards

Custom WooCommerce packing slips can turn one complicated order into clear instructions for the people preparing it. Add a daily fulfilment dashboard and your team can see what needs doing today, even when different parts of an order leave on different days.

WooCommerce packing slips organised by delivery group

A customer paying for everything together doesn’t mean everything needs packing together.

I can create separate slips for the relevant delivery, postage or collection groups, with the product details and instructions your staff need. That helps them prepare each part of an order without picking through a single document and working out what belongs where.

A daily fulfilment dashboard for what needs doing next

At Good Cents Arty Party, postal orders can be packed straight away. Balloon arrangements need preparing for their booked dates. Event hire has its own delivery and collection schedule.

I built separate packing slips by delivery group, alongside daily fulfilment lists. Janine can see the work due for the appropriate day instead of treating everything paid for together as one dispatch.

Your version can follow your own process: what staff need to prepare, when it needs to be ready and how it leaves the business.

Choose the tools you need

• Packing slips from $250: custom slips organised around your agreed fulfilment groups, with the information staff need to prepare them.
• Packing slips and daily dashboard from $550: the slips plus a daily view of preparation and fulfilment tasks.

These prices assume the order data and grouping rules are already available. If your checkout first needs changes to capture delivery dates, split shipments or hire returns, I’ll quote that work alongside it.

This is available as a standalone improvement to an existing WooCommerce shop or as part of a larger build.

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Tell me what needs to work better

You can start by writing. Send me your website and explain what’s happening now, what’s frustrating and what you’d like to happen instead. You don’t need a technical brief.

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