BoxPick vs PickSlip Pro Packing Slips

BoxPick works out which of the boxes you actually stock each order should go in, and what packing it that way saves against the box you would otherwise have grabbed. Add your box sizes once and record how big your products are. From then on, every order gets a recommendation: which box, what goes in it, and a layered diagram you can pack from — layers seen from above, exactly as you look into an open box, with a side view for whether the lid closes. It picks on cost, not on volume. Carriers bill on the greater of actual and volumetric weight, boxes cost money, and a second parcel is a second label — so a big box that is mostly air can cost more than two small ones, and BoxPick will tell you when it does. Every figure comes from your own rates, which you set. Nothing is quoted from a carrier and the app says so. Products with no size recorded are still packed, from an assumption, and clearly flagged as estimated — a guess never poses as a measurement. Free forever for your box catalog, your product sizes, and a sandbox that runs the same engine on anything you type in. Recommendations on real orders are the paid plan.

PickSlip Pro prints clean packing slips and pick lists for your Stores orders, right from your dashboard. Open any order and print its packing slip in one click. Add your business name, details and logo. Each slip shows the ship-to address, shipping method, items, SKU and quantity. Partly fulfilled orders print only the items still to pack. Pack Station lists your orders inside the app. Filter by fulfilment, payment, date and sales channel, and scroll through any number of orders. Upgrade to Pro to tick up to 100 orders and print every slip at once, or print a pick list that adds up the same product across orders. Pro also adds printed status, product images, buyer notes, checkout fields, tracking numbers, a barcode, accent colour, footer text and extra paper sizes. PickSlip Pro only reads your orders.