Order picking that runs on a phone, from scanning the docket to picking on glass, checking, clearing certificate of analysis and storing, with full traceability. No paper, no mis-picks, no six-figure build.
Most small warehouses still pick off paper dockets, then chase the mistakes downstream. Freighthouse gives you order picking software that runs on the phones you already have.
Scan the docket, pick on glass line by line, check, clear certificate of analysis (C-of-A) for food and traceability, and store, with a record of who picked what and when. Every order is confirmed on the screen as it happens, so short picks and mix-ups are caught in the aisle instead of at the customer's dock.
Order picking software, a pick and pack app, a docket scanning system, whatever you call it, the job is the same: turn every order into a verified, traceable pick that runs on the hardware in your pocket.
Scan the order docket to start the pick. The lines land on the phone as a clean list to work down, no re-keying.
The picker works down the order line by line on the screen, confirming each item as it goes into the box or onto the pallet.
Every order is checked against the docket before it leaves. Short picks and wrong items are flagged in the aisle, not at the dock.
Clear the C-of-A as part of the pick and capture the batch or lot for food and regulated goods, so quality is proven, not assumed.
Store the goods against a location and keep a full record of who picked what and when, so any order is traceable in seconds.
Watch every slip and its status from the office, so you know what is picked, checked, stored and still open across the floor.
Scan the order docket and the lines land on the picker's phone as a simple list to work through.
Pick on glass line by line, then check the order against the docket before it moves.
Clear the certificate of analysis and capture the batch or lot for food and traceability.
Store the goods and keep a full record of who picked what and when, ready to prove.
Proper warehouse control has always meant a six-figure warehouse management system that a small distributor, wholesaler, food business or 3PL could never justify. Freighthouse ends that. It runs on the phones you already have, it is month to month, cancel anytime, and most operators are live in a day.
You turn on only what you run: warehouse picking on its own, or add delivery and proof of delivery from the same platform. Your data stays yours, on your own private system that no one else, including us, ever sees.
Warehouse picking software replaces the paper docket with a digital pick that runs on a phone or tablet. The picker scans the docket to start, works down the order line by line on the screen, checks and verifies what was picked, clears any certificate of analysis, and stores the goods, leaving a full record of who picked what and when.
Yes. Freighthouse runs the whole pick and pack flow on the phone in your picker's hand: scan the docket, pick on glass line by line, check and verify, then pack and store. Every order is confirmed and traceable, so short picks and mis-picks are caught before the goods leave the building.
A Certificate of Analysis (C-of-A) is the quality document that travels with food, chemical and other regulated goods. Freighthouse lets the picker clear the C-of-A as part of the pick and records the batch or lot against the order, so you have full traceability of exactly what was picked, checked and stored, and can prove it in seconds.
No. Freighthouse runs on the phones and tablets you already have. Pickers scan the docket and pick on glass with no new scanners, terminals or warehouse rewiring, so you can be live in a day without a hardware project.
Yes. Warehouse picking runs on its own, or you can turn on delivery, route management and sign-on-glass proof of delivery from the same platform. You pick, deliver and prove it end to end, and only turn on the parts you need. Your data stays yours.
This is Offsider, the assistant built into Freighthouse, answering live on sample data from a fictional distributor. No signup, no login.
Answers come from a fixed sample, so nobody's real data is exposed. In your own system it reads your data as you, proposes changes, and you tap confirm. See what it can do.
A 20-minute demo on real data. If it fits how you work, you're live the same week, for the price of a phone plan, not a software project.