Sort Labels by SKU, Size and Colour
Printing in order-ID sequence means walking the rack once per parcel. Sorting by SKU means walking it once per product — same orders, a fraction of the movement.
Sorting is part of the free crop. Pick the keys in the order you want them applied.
A sort chain, in your priority order
Tick SKU and the cropped file is rebuilt so identical articles sit together. Add Size and Colour and each SKU breaks down further — all the M reds, then the M blues — which is the level most apparel and footwear sellers actually pack at. Size and colour come off Meesho label fields; on Flipkart you sort by SKU, Sold by and payment method. The order you tick them in is the sort priority, so SKU then size gives a different stack from size then SKU, and the workspace shows you the chain it is about to apply.
Fewer trips, fewer wrong items
- ›One bin stays open at a time instead of a new one for every order.
- ›Wrong-item dispatches drop, because you are not switching product between consecutive parcels.
- ›A helper can pack a whole run without knowing your catalogue by heart.
- ›Turn on Pick list details and the batch comes with a picking sheet, so the rack is cleared in one pass.
When one SKU has to go first
If a hero product must be packed and handed over ahead of everything else, upload your own SKU list — download the template, fill it in, upload the .xlsx — and Priority Sort puts those SKUs at the front of the batch. That one is a premium option at 1 coin per label; plain SKU, size and colour sorting stays free.