Version control for the shipping floor

Your warehouse runs on trust.
It should run on data.

PickPackPush logs every pick, pack, and push-out with the same rigor your codebase gets.

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Today's shift log 3 orders / 0 errors / 94.2% efficiency
Hash Time Action Detail Status
c4a8f1e 10:04 pick SKU-7821 to BIN-A4 Scanned
b92e0d3 10:07 pack ORD-4419 (3 items) Sealed
8f13ca7 10:12 push ORD-4419 to DOCK-2 Shipped
e6d20b1 10:15 pick SKU-3302 to BIN-C1 Mismatch
f1a44c9 10:15 revert SKU-3302 corrected Resolved

Without PickPackPush

  • Orders on the floor with zero digital footprint
  • Mispicks discovered by customers, not your team
  • Dock logs updated manually, if at all
  • Shift handoffs rely on memory and sticky notes
  • "Who shipped ORD-2871?" gets you silence

With PickPackPush

  • Every pick creates a timestamped, attributed record
  • Mispicks caught at scan and rolled back before shipping
  • Dock queue updates automatically in real time
  • Shift handoff is a complete commit history
  • "Who shipped ORD-2871?" answered in two seconds

How it works

Three stages. Full traceability.

1

Pick

git add

Worker scans a barcode. PickPackPush logs the SKU, bin location, timestamp, and worker ID. The item enters staging, tracked from the moment it leaves the shelf.

2

Pack

git commit

Items are grouped into an order, verified against the manifest, and sealed. This is the commit: a snapshot of exactly what's in the box, who packed it, and when.

3

Push

git push

The sealed order hits the dock and ships. PickPackPush records the carrier, dock slot, and departure time. Pushed and done. Immutable record on file.

Capabilities

Built for warehouse crews, not IT departments.

Real-time audit trail

Every action writes an immutable log entry. Who did what, when, and where. A complete history for your warehouse that's queryable, exportable, and defensible.

Error rollback

Mispick? Wrong box? Catch it at the source, not at the customer's door. Corrections are logged alongside the original mistake so you always see the full picture.

Shift-level analytics

Throughput, error rates, and efficiency per shift, per worker, per dock. Real numbers from real operations instead of gut-feel management.

Barcode and scan integration

Works with your existing hardware. Scan to pick, scan to pack, scan to push. No new devices to buy and no new software to learn.

Team accountability

Every commit has an author. Not for blame, but for clarity. When something goes wrong, you find the root cause in seconds instead of hours.

Zero-config onboarding

Your team is scanning in minutes. If they can use a clipboard, they can use PickPackPush. We tested it with warehouse crews, not engineers.

Integrations

Plugs into the tools you already use.

Shopify

Orders sync automatically. When a customer buys, PickPackPush creates a pick list and tracks it through pack and push. No manual imports.

ShipStation

Labels, rates, and tracking numbers flow straight into the push stage. Print and ship without switching tabs or re-entering data.

Barcode Scanners

Works with any USB or Bluetooth scanner you already own. Scan to pick, scan to verify, scan to push. Zero new hardware required.

ERPs

Connects to NetSuite, SAP, and other ERPs through a standard REST API. Inventory counts stay in sync across systems automatically.

Webhooks

Fire real-time events on every pick, pack, and push. Pipe data into Slack, your BI tool, or any custom workflow you need.

CSV / Flat File

Bulk import orders or export audit logs as CSV. Works for teams migrating from spreadsheets or feeding data into legacy systems.

Our story

Born from frustration with tools that don't talk to each other.

We're developers, not warehouse operators. But we kept hearing the same story from fulfillment teams: their tools don't integrate, their data lives in silos, and every "solution" they try bolts on more complexity instead of removing it. We've felt that exact pain ourselves — stitching together APIs that half-work, building around limitations that shouldn't exist.

So we built what we wished someone had built for us. PickPackPush treats warehouse operations the way we treat code: every action is a commit, every change is tracked, and nothing disappears into a black box. The same principles that make software reliable — version control, audit trails, rollbacks — applied to the physical floor.

We don't pretend to know warehouses better than the people who run them. We just know how to build software that actually works when systems need to talk to each other.

-- The PickPackPush team

FAQ

Common questions, straight answers.

We already use a WMS. Why switch?

You might not need to. PickPackPush isn't a full WMS — it's a traceability layer that sits on top of your existing workflow. Most teams run it alongside their current system to get the audit trail and error correction their WMS doesn't provide.

How hard is setup and migration?

Most teams are scanning within an hour. There's no data migration required — PickPackPush starts logging from day one. Connect your order source, hand your crew a scanner, and go.

What happens during an internet outage?

PickPackPush queues scans locally and syncs when connectivity returns. Your crew keeps working without interruption. No data is lost.

Is our data secure?

All data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We run on SOC 2-compliant infrastructure with role-based access controls. Your warehouse data never touches a shared environment.

What hardware do we need?

Any device with a browser and any USB or Bluetooth barcode scanner. Most teams use the hardware they already have. No proprietary devices, no special terminals.

Ready to commit?

PickPackPush is in early access. Get your floor tracked before your competitors figure out they should.

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