On the Barcode collector document page (a collector for short) you create and edit the data of a single barcode collector document. The collector is the basis for preparing warehouse movements — Goods receipt, Goods issue and Relocation: you record which items (item numbers), in what quantity, and from which site, location code or pallet they have to be moved. A closed collector is then processed further by mobile data collector devices (for example the Logzi Picklist app) and by the Packing and check process.
The possible states of the document are: Draft, Closed, Cancellation, Cancelled, Ready to ship, Shipped, Awaiting preparation, Prepared, Ready to pack, Ready for pickup, Picked up and Not ready to ship. A new document always starts in the Draft state. The module appears under Main menu / Stock management / Barcode collector only if it is assigned to your user.
Click Main menu / Stock management / Barcode collector / New (or the New button on the List page). The empty document opens in the Draft state. Under the Actions tab you find the buttons of the document, and below them the header data:
On the Items tab click the New button. The window that opens can have three tabs:
You can edit an existing item by selecting it in the table and clicking Open, or remove it with Delete. Items are only in the table until you save the document with the Save button.
To enter many items quickly, click the Barcode collector button. In the text field of the window that opens, type or scan one item per line in the [barcode];[quantity] format (for example CERUZA01;5), then click Save. The system looks the code up as an item number; if you leave out the quantity or enter a non-positive number, it counts 1 piece. The items are added to the table with the default site.
You can choose between two imports. In both windows, select the file with the file chooser (only CSV files can be uploaded), start the processing with Save, and click the Schema file link to download the sample structure.
The imported rows go into the table; check them and save the document.
On a saved document, select an item and click the Check button. The window shows the image of the product, the Item number, the Name and the Piece count. If it matches reality, click Checked; if not, click I have not checked. The result is shown in the Checked column of the table. The Product card button opens the detailed data sheet of the selected product, and the Product label button starts printing the product label.
If you have to add many items of the same structure, create a CSV template once based on the Schema file and use the Import button. If the whole content of a pallet has to be moved, the Pallet import adds all the items in one step when you enter the pallet code.
The header data of the document:
| Field / Element | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Document number | Unique identifier given by the system (e.g. COLL000141/2026); not editable. | |
| Document date | The date the document was created; automatic. | |
| Status | The current state of the document; set by the buttons, not directly editable. | |
| Type | Goods receipt, Goods issue or Relocation. Cannot be changed on a saved document. | |
| Supplier order number | Reference number of the order sent to the supplier. | |
| Customer order number | Number of the customer order; once filled in, the Partner data tab also shows data. | |
| Incoming invoice number | Number of the incoming invoice belonging to the purchase. | |
| Incoming delivery note number | Number of the incoming delivery note belonging to the purchase. |
Editing the header fields, the item operations and closing depend on the state of the document: after closing, the document can no longer be modified.
Fields of the item window (New / Open):
| Field / Element | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Item number | The item number of the product to be moved; you can search the products as you type. | |
| Name | The name of the product; filled in when you select the item number. | |
| Quantity | The number of pieces to be moved. | |
| Net unit price | The net unit price of the product. | |
| Comment | Free-text comment attached to the item. | |
| Site | The site selected on the Warehousing master data tab. | |
| Storage locations and shelves | The location code of the item within the site. | |
| Pallets and containers | The code of the pallet or container belonging to the item. |
Fields of the Settings tab:
| Field / Element | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Billing address | Selectable from the billing addresses recorded for your own company. | |
| Pallet-based goods issue | No or Yes: shows whether the issue is carried out on a pallet basis. | |
| Project | Assigns the document to a project. | |
| Job number | Assigns the document to a job number. | |
| Department number | Assigns the document to a department number. |
Columns of the Import file:
| Field / Column | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
| product_partnumber | The item number of the product. | |
| quantity | The quantity to be moved. | |
| price | Net unit price. | |
| comment_top | Comment attached to the item. | |
| store_id | The identifier of the site; if empty, the default site is put on the item. | |
| store_locality_barcode | The barcode of the location code. | |
| pallet_barcode | The barcode of the pallet. In the file of the Pallet import this is the only column. |
Items can only be added to a document in the Draft state. After closing, the document becomes final and its items can no longer be modified. If you find a mistake, you can delete the closed document, or use the Delete and copy button to delete it and create a copy, and then correct the copy.
In the Barcode collector window you enter only the code and the quantity per line ([barcode];[quantity]); the item is added with the default site, without a location code or pallet. The Import works from a CSV file, and per row you can also specify the price, the comment, the site, the location code and the barcode of the pallet.
Based on the pallet barcodes given in the file, the system loads the current stock of the pallets as items: every product on the pallet goes into a separate row with the quantity of the pallet. The price is 0 in this case and the site is the default one. If you need to change the price or the site, open the item with the Open button.
The window looks up the entered code as the item number of the product, so check that it matches exactly the item number on the product card, and that a semicolon separates the code and the quantity. If you leave out the quantity or enter a non-positive number, the system counts 1 piece.
After Close, a Goods issue collector becomes Ready to ship; this is when the Shipped button becomes active, which sets the document to the Shipped state. Goods receipt and Relocation collectors are Closed after closing, and the Shipped button cannot be used for them. You can set the further statuses (Prepared, Ready to pack, Ready for pickup, Picked up) with the quick buttons of the list or during the packing process.
If the collector is in the Ready to pack state, the green bar with the packing notice and the Packing button appears at the top of the document. You can also start the process from Main menu / Stock management / Barcode collector / Packing and check; the details are in the Packing and check guide.
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