Everything merchants ask before installing Picksort — how it merges open Shopify orders into one pick list, why it beats printing a packing slip per order, and exactly what it does and doesn’t do.
Yes — that’s the whole point of Picksort. Most order printer and packing slip apps generate one document per order, which means you walk the warehouse order by order. Picksort does the opposite: it reads every open, unfulfilled order and merges them into a single combined pick list, so you see one consolidated list instead of a stack of separate slips.
Open Picksort and it instantly builds an aggregate pick list across all your open orders, then click Print for a clean pack sheet covering everything at once. There’s no per-order printing and no merging documents by hand — the batch pick list is the default view.
Yes. Picksort sums every line across every open order, so each SKU appears once with a single quantity-per-SKU total. Instead of picking the same product five times for five different orders, you pick it once by the number — far fewer trips to the shelf and far fewer miscounts.
Order printer apps are built around the customer’s order — one invoice or packing slip per order. Picksort is built around the picker. It consolidates all open orders into one quantity-per-SKU pick list grouped for the warehouse floor. If your current app makes you configure templates or prints a slip for every single order, Picksort fills exactly that gap.
Yes. Switch grouping between vendor, bin location, or SKU with one tap, and the quantities re-tally instantly. Group by bin to walk the shelves in order, by vendor to stage supplier pickups, or by SKU for a flat master count.
No. Picksort is a print-and-pick tool, not a barcode scanning system. There’s no hardware to buy and nothing to scan — you get a printable pick and pack sheet with checkoff boxes you can work straight from a clipboard.
No — Picksort is read-only by design. It requests only read access to orders and products, so it physically cannot edit, fulfill, cancel, or delete anything in your store. It reads what’s open and shows it back to you as a list. Nothing you do in Picksort touches your live orders or inventory.
None. Picksort is zero-setup — install it and your open orders appear immediately. There are no liquid templates to edit, no fields to map, and no onboarding to sit through. If you’ve wrestled with configuring print templates in other apps, this is the opposite experience.
Vendor comes from each product’s vendor field in Shopify. Bin comes from a product’s bin-location metafield — if you already store bins there, Picksort groups by them automatically. No bins set up? Just group by vendor or SKU instead; nothing is required.
Yes. The merged pick list collapses to a clean single-column view on mobile, so a picker can work straight from their phone between the shelves, then print the full pack sheet when it’s time to pack.
Yes. Picksort reads your live open orders each time, so a refresh reflects exactly what’s unfulfilled right now — no stale CSV exports and no re-importing.
Picksort only lists open, unfulfilled orders. If an order is already fulfilled, archived, cancelled, or still a draft, it won’t appear on the pick list — that’s expected. Once an order is open and awaiting fulfillment it shows up automatically; if you just changed something, hit Refresh to re-read your live orders.
Yes — the printable pack sheet is the flagship feature. It groups SKUs the way you chose, shows big readable quantities, and gives every line a checkoff box, all laid out for a clipboard on the warehouse floor rather than a screen.
Picksort is $9/month with a 14-day free trial, so you can run real picking days before paying. There’s no free plan — just the trial, then one simple flat price with no per-order fees.
Stores doing in-house batch fulfillment — apparel, supplements, food, candles, hardware and similar brands with multiple SKUs that pick and pack their own orders. If you fulfill several open orders at once and print pick lists or packing slips today, you’re the target. If you dropship or use print-on-demand, Picksort won’t add much.
Picksort is deliberately small and does one job well. It does not print carrier shipping labels, edit or fulfill orders, scan barcodes, or manage inventory levels. It turns your open orders into a merged, printable pick and pack list — that’s it, on purpose.
Email support@picksort.app and a real person — the person who built Picksort — replies. No ticket queues, no bots.
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