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Load and unload boxes on the Shipment page

Scan box QR codes to load and unload boxes, use the tabs and unload list, and revert actions without losing track of records.

  1. On the Shipment page's Loading view, scanning a box QR marks the box loaded; scanning an already-loaded box shows a yellow '<box> already loaded' notice and nothing changes. The 'Yet to be loaded' / 'Loaded boxes' tabs split the work order's boxes accordingly. The Unloading view (for receiving at site) works the same way, with one important filter: its 'Yet to be unloaded' list only shows boxes that HAVE been loaded and not yet unloaded — a box that was never loaded will not appear there, which is the usual cause of 'box missing at unloading'. The minus icon on a box card reverses the current tab's action after a confirmation ('Are you sure you want to unload <box>'); the same confirmation also covers the batch multi-select flow, whose success toast offers an Undo. Be aware that reverting a load — via the minus icon or the Undo button in the success toast — clears that box's loading record (date, operator, station); re-loading later creates a brand-new record, so the original timestamp cannot be recovered. Reverting a load is blocked while the box's shipment has been marked dispatched — unmark dispatch first. Reverting an unload from a shipment that has not been marked Dispatched now raises a confirmation: you can mark the shipment as Dispatched first (and the unload then proceeds), or continue unloading from the undispatched shipment; closing the dialog cancels the unload. Loading a box also marks every panel inside it as shipped for progress purposes.

  2. After boxes are loaded, the Shipment page offers a print action that produces a Shipment Summary document listing each box with its Loaded / Yet to be Loaded status.

    ✓ Vérifié dans le produit le 10 octobre 2026