Custom views, summaries and process steps in the warehouse app

The Pick groups section on the Fulfillment page is now Views: your own chips in the warehouse app, built from conditions on the order and its lines. Every pick group became a view with the same tags. Under Process steps you add the stages an order passes before it ships.

• Views. A view holds the open orders for which every condition is true: order tags, delivery (parcel or store pickup), number of items, country, the time the order was placed, product type, product tags, vendor, SKU or location. Sort it oldest first, newest first or by bin location. A view shows on every phone or only on the devices you choose, and in the device dialog you choose the view a phone "Opens on".
• One station, its own lines. Choose "Only the lines that match", and the view shows and prints only the lines that pass the line conditions. A print from the view ships those lines as a parcel of their own, so two stations can ship two parcels from one order.
• Summaries. A view with the layout "Summary of products" adds up the open lines of its orders per product, product type, vendor, SKU or option, in pieces, in weight, or in a number from an option or a variant metafield. Subtract an amount per piece, for example the bag, and multiply the total by a factor, for example to green coffee. The app prints the summary as an A4 sheet and opens the orders behind each row.
• Extra fields. Show up to 3 more values on each order in the app, from an order attribute such as a card message or from a line property.
• Process steps. Add a step such as "Roasted" or "Assembled", with a Shopify order tag that follows it both ways: a step marked in the app puts the tag on the order, and a tag added in Shopify marks the step. A step can apply to some orders only, wait for other steps and block the label. The app then prints the label, fulfills the order or marks it ready for pickup only when the step is done. The print actions in the Shopify admin warn about open steps and still print.
• In the app. The packer marks a step from the order, from a chip on the queue row, for several orders at once, or with a scan on the Scan & print tab. A view's slide can print the label, mark the order ready for pickup, mark a step or do nothing.

A store can have 30 views with 12 conditions each, and 20 steps. Summaries, views that ship their own lines, extra fields and process steps need version 1.3.0 of the app on the phone. An older app still shows the list views that ship the whole order.