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As a Flow WMS user I am not able to scan QR codes.

Users cannot currently search by Warehouse Receipt in Flow; they must search by Tracking, Part Number, or Location. For most receiving and put-away processes, however, the WR is the primary document used to identify items. The lack of a WR search ...

We need a new task (maybe the put away one) in order to put in the rack on item by one (scan one item, scan one location to put it, scan anothuer item, scan one location to put it,….)

We need a way to prevent users from creating a Commodity in a Warehouse Receipt unless all required information is completed. Today, the system allows saving a Commodity with only a few fields filled out, leading to incomplete data. Request: add a...

Warehouse users must manually navigate back to the location selection page when they reach a picking location that contains no remaining items. This adds extra taps, interrupts workflow continuity, and slows down high‑volume picking operations.Aut...

Allow administrators to grant supervisors access to the Team Management section in Portal Settings, so they can create/edit teams and default task owners, without access to other settings. Decentralizes day‑to‑day workforce management, speeds oper...

We would like to create a link between Flow and the Verified Packing List that exist in the Shipment List in Supply Chain. When realizing a Load task, we would like items to be “check” as verified in the Packing list.

Enable Portal Administrators to configure the warehouse receipt creation form in the Flow WMS App for Manual Receiving Operations (Blind Receive and Add New Receipt). This includes the ability to show/hide transaction fields (e.g., Shipper, Consig...

Enable a custom workflow configuration that allows administrators in the Flow WMS Portal to assign a specific task type to a team. When this assignment is active, team members using the Flow WMS app will see a filtered list of unassigned tasks rel...

The app has been designed for warehouse staff using handheld devices (e.g., rugged Android scanners or phones) and assumes a fixed screen size and aspect ratio. This simplifies layout design but limits flexibility, as it relies on absolute positio...