In Veeqo you can make changes to your templates depending on the needs of your business. This guide will tell you what options are available for your pick list templates.
To view your invoices:
Go to Settings.
Select Printing Documents.
Click on Pick List.
Here, you will see all your templates. There will be one default template to begin.
To view a preview, hover your mouse over the image and click to expand.
Editing Your Templates
You have two choices when editing your templates:
1. Use Veeqo's Custom Presets
Veeqo allows you to make a series of edits to your packing slip and shipping label - no code required! Make your edits using preset fields and toggles to customize what is printed on your Pick List.
How to edit custom presets
How to edit custom presets
To do this:
Go to Settings.
Select Printing Documents.
Click on Pick List.
Click on the title of the pick list you want to edit.
The Document Setup page will open with a selection of options. These are:
Version name (maximum 30 characters).
Size: Choose between A4 or US Letter.
Branding:
Table Contents:
Product variant images: enable this to show the product image for each line item.
Sort by: choose to sort by Bin Location (recommended), SKU, or Product Title.
Larger font size per line item quantity: enable this to make the quantity larger.
Bold line item quantity when more than 1.
Larger font size for line item SKU: enable this to make the SKU larger.
You can click "Refresh preview" under the document image on the right at any time to view your changes.
Once you are happy with the document, click "Save Changes" in the bottom right.
2. Design a Pick List with HTML
You can design your own Pick List from scratch using HTML editor. Take full control over your document, or make small adjustments to the pre-existing code. For a list of the attributes we support for pick lists, see "Field Options" below.
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How to upload a pick list with HTML
How to upload a pick list with HTML
Go to Settings.
Select Printing Documents.
Click on Pick List.
Click on "+ Add custom version" in the top right.
The Custom Template page will open. You can edit the following options:
HTML Editor. This is where you can custom build your pick list. The code for the default template will be provided. You can either:
Insert a field from the options provided. To do this:
Click onto the line where you want to insert the field.
Click the dropdown under "insert field".
Choose the field (and value, if applicable).
The code will be updated.
Delete the code and enter from scratch.
You can click "Refresh preview" under the document image on the right at any time to view your changes.
Once you are happy with the document, click "Create Template" in the bottom right.
Field options
Field options
You can insert the following fields to your pick lists:
Category | Field | Description |
Top level | batch | The pick batch identifier |
| barcode | A scannable barcode for the pick list |
| printedOn | The date/time the pick list was printed |
| warehouse | The warehouse being picked from |
| numberOfProducts | Number of distinct products to pick |
| numberOfUnits | Total number of individual units to pick |
| numberOfOrders | Number of orders in this pick run |
| productCount | Number of distinct products (alternative count field) |
| unitCount | Total number of units (alternative count field) |
| pickerName | Name of the person doing the picking |
| pickerSignature | A space/field for the picker's signature |
| largeFontField | A field displayed in large text (for emphasis) |
| locale | The language/region setting for formatting |
Product Details | sku | The product's SKU code |
| name | Product name |
| skuImageUrl | Link to the product image |
| skuImageBytes | The product image embedded directly |
| quantity | How many of this product were ordered |
| location | Where the product is stored |
| variant | The product variant (if applicable) |
| container | The container/tote the product is assigned to |
| orderNumber | The order this product belongs to |
Order Summary | container | The container/tote the order is assigned to |
| orderNumber | The order number |
| barcode | A scannable barcode for the order |
Bundle contents | sku | SKU of the item inside the bundle |
| name | Name of the bundled item |
| skuImageUrl | Link to the bundled item's image |
| skuImageBytes | The bundled item's image embedded directly |
| quantity | Quantity of this item in the bundle |
| location | Where the product is stored |
| variant | Variant of the bundled item (if applicable) |
NOTE: The products, orders, and bundle_contents sections are arrays, meaning you loop through them in the template rather than referencing a single value. For example, bundle_contents sits inside each product (accessed as product.contents), so you'd loop through a product's contents within the product loop.






