Packing slips are the backbone of accurate order fulfillment, especially when shipments span multiple boxes. This guide demonstrates how to create and manage packing slips in iVendNext to ensure every item reaches its destination correctly, while providing detailed documentation for both shippers and recipients.
A packing slip is a detailed shipment manifest that: ✔ Lists all items in a specific box or shipment ✔ Includes weights and package numbers ✔ Serves as a physical checklist during packing ✔ Can be printed on company letterhead
Packing slips can be generated from Delivery Notes or created manually.
Prerequisite: Ensure your Delivery Note is in Draft status.
Navigate to: Home > Stock > Tools > Packing Slip
Click Add Packing Slip and select the Delivery Note.
Package Numbering:
Set "From Package No" (e.g., 1)
For multiple identical packages: Set "To Package No" (e.g., 5 for boxes 1-5)
Click Get Items to auto-populate products and quantities.
Go to Packing Slip > New
Fill in:
Customer details
Package numbers
Item weights and quantities
Net Weight: Auto-summed from individual items
Gross Weight: Includes packaging materials (enter manually)
Weight UOM: Set consistent units (kg/lb) across all slips
For batched items: Mandatory batch selection
Serialized items: Auto-populate serial numbers from inventory
Add company letterhead
Insert page breaks between specific items
Include package numbers on printed copies
✔ Standardize Package Numbering: Use consistent formats (e.g., "1 of 5")
✔ Weight Verification: Compare slip weights with scale measurements
✔ Multi-Box Shipments: Create separate slips per box for clarity
✔ Digital + Physical Copies: Keep electronic records with scanned signatures
◼ Missing Items: Verify Delivery Note is in Draft status
◼ Weight Discrepancies: Check UOM consistency across items
◼ Batch Errors: Confirm batches are available in selected warehouse
Packing slips bridge the gap between warehouse operations and customer satisfaction. By leveraging iVendNext's packing tools, businesses can ensure accurate shipments, simplified audits, and professional documentation.