One SKU per box
Every box holds one SKU, so its label says exactly what lives there.
Make your own
Your warehouse, drawn the way it stands.
Draw each floor once, with its zones, aisles, racks and docks. Then walk in from the building down to the box and see what's on every shelf.
- Click a zone to walk in
- Esc steps back
- Columns for the list view
- Search TS-BLK-M
A working copy of the Locations page with sample data from Redwood Distribution, a made-up company. Nothing you change is saved.
Edit layout
Draw your floor in minutes.
Drag zones, racks and docks onto the floor, then move, resize or turn them. This floor is empty, so go ahead.
- Drag from the bar onto the floor
- R rotates
- Select it to rotate or delete
- Double-click a zone to go inside
Ready to draw the real one?
Start freeQR labels
A label for every place.
Print QR labels for one box, a rack, or the whole warehouse. The preview shows exactly what comes out.
- One box or a rack with everything under it.
- Letter or A4 sheets, or a Zebra roll.
- Start position for a part-used sheet.
Features
Built the way a warehouse works.
The rules that keep every count right, from the building down to the box.
Codes that last
A box keeps its QR code when it moves, so a printed label never goes stale.
Box slots
Set how many boxes fit on each shelf, pallet or bin. Going over is flagged, not blocked.
Salable or on hold
Switch off salable on a zone or shelf, like Quality Hold, and its stock stays out of sales.
Safe deletes
A place with stock, an open order or an active job inside can't be deleted.
Recent movements
Every location and box lists its latest stock changes: orders, adds, moves and counts.
FAQ
Floor plans, answered.
What warehouse managers ask us about setting up their locations. Still wondering about something?
Talk to a humanNo. Floor plans are optional. Without one, every location still has its columns and its front view, from the rack down to the boxes.
Zones, rooms, aisles, racks, shelves, pallets, bins and desks, plus dock doors, walkways and walls to mark the way around.
Yes. Each warehouse gets its own tab with its own floor, so a second building is one more tab.
You can delete it once nothing inside holds stock. A location with stock, an open order or an active job inside can't be deleted, so nothing goes missing.
Pick a box, a location, or a location with everything under it, then print on Avery sheets or a Zebra roll.
Get started
Ready to map your warehouse?
Set up your locations once, and every pick list names the box to go to. Start on the Free plan and move up when you need more.
- Free plan to start
- No setup fees
- Five languages