Pull List
Turn an order into a warehouse pick sheet. Add SKUs from your Case-Pack Catalog (or type them), choose a quantity in pieces or cases, and this breaks each line into full cases plus loose pieces — so 500 pcs of a 24-per-case item prints as 20 cases + 20 pcs. Everything is optional — fill in what you have, then print.
What a pull list does
A pull list (or pick sheet) tells the warehouse exactly what to take off the shelf to fill an order. The hard part is translating a customer's piece quantity into how the product actually sits in the rack: full cases you can grab whole, plus a handful of loose pieces that have to be opened and counted out. This tool does that for every line, using the units-per-case stored per SKU, so the picker sees “20 cases + 20 pcs” instead of just “500.”
Loose pieces usually get repacked into a partial box for shipping — build the actual shipment (and its labels) from these same SKUs in the Shipment Workpad, which sizes that repack box for you.