Food production
Retailer orders become packing lists, ready for your team to send
You load in the retailer order, your item specs and the packing record.

Today, by hand
Typed again
Each order is keyed again into the pick list.
Easy to slip
A short count, a missing case weight or the wrong case pack can go out.
Held in one head
Each retailer’s rules live with one person.
How it works
Down the line, step by step
Each step is held to the rules your team approved.
- Step 1: Loaded inThe retailer’s purchase order, your item specs with item numbers, case packs and label details, and the packing record.
- Step 2: Your rules appliedEach retailer order is checked against the rules your team set.
- Step 3: Under your controlReview the results, resolve flagged questions, and approve changes to your rules.
- Step 4: Ready for your teamPacking list prepared to your rules, ready for your team to review and use.
Rulefinch prepares the work. Your team sends it.
The finished job
What comes off the line
Example only, not real data
1 to follow upPacking list, ready for your team to send
- Order and item numbers
- From the retailer order
- Case pack
- From your item specs
- Label details
- From your item specs
- Cases packed
- From the packing record, short against the order, held for follow up
Your team follows up on the short count, then sends the packing list.
Held to your rules
- Item numbers match the retailer order
- Case pack matches your item specs
- Cases packed match cases ordered
- Label details come from your item specs

Bring a retailer order, and see the packing list it becomes
We set up the rules with you, your team approves them, and you see the finished job.
A redacted or sample copy of a real case is fine.



