Royal Mail Packing Slips and Postage Labels
Hi,
We’ve just started using Click and Drop to print out our orders, so you get the postage label and a picking invoice for Amazon and the other place on one sheet of paper. It seems to be helping our warehouse staff with efficiency and also it’s saving our cost and footprint with regards to paper usage. I was wondering if anyone else uses this system and if they had any tips?
One main question I did have was if I accidentally delete the wrong order on click and drop, how would I regenerate the order to be printed with the packing slip? Is there a way to bring an order back through to click and drop, as we tried to create a label and it was just the postage label. It’s not the end of the world if we do have to just create a label again as we can do it the old fashioned way, but we’re trying to cut down on paper use.
My tip is check off all orders manually, don’t use the auto dispatch (If that’s what it’s called) as it causes all sorts of problems. We had items not being checked off when they should have been and the complete reverse. This system alone caused us to lose Top rated seller for a month on the other place after just two bad days, luckily we were able to build it back up. I’d hate to find out what trouble it can cause on Amazon.
Thank you for your time,
Quickbit
Royal Mail Packing Slips and Postage Labels
Hi,
We’ve just started using Click and Drop to print out our orders, so you get the postage label and a picking invoice for Amazon and the other place on one sheet of paper. It seems to be helping our warehouse staff with efficiency and also it’s saving our cost and footprint with regards to paper usage. I was wondering if anyone else uses this system and if they had any tips?
One main question I did have was if I accidentally delete the wrong order on click and drop, how would I regenerate the order to be printed with the packing slip? Is there a way to bring an order back through to click and drop, as we tried to create a label and it was just the postage label. It’s not the end of the world if we do have to just create a label again as we can do it the old fashioned way, but we’re trying to cut down on paper use.
My tip is check off all orders manually, don’t use the auto dispatch (If that’s what it’s called) as it causes all sorts of problems. We had items not being checked off when they should have been and the complete reverse. This system alone caused us to lose Top rated seller for a month on the other place after just two bad days, luckily we were able to build it back up. I’d hate to find out what trouble it can cause on Amazon.
Thank you for your time,
Quickbit