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  1. October 2026

  2. NewImprovedPre-release

    October 2026: print from Shopify, pick history and plans

    Development update: print straight from Shopify admin's Print menu, keep every print in Pick history, tag picked orders, and choose a plan by monthly orders.

    • Print from Shopify: select orders in Shopify admin, or open an order, and choose Print. Pick orders in the app works too.
    • Pick history: every print is a numbered batch. Mark picked adds a picked tag to its orders in Shopify.
    • Plans by order volume: every plan includes every feature, starting with a free plan for 100 orders a month. Paid plans start with a 7-day free trial.
    • Help & Support: send a question to the eBazoo team from inside the app.

  3. ImprovedPre-release

    QA: tests, sample prints and the review checklist

    Development update: automated tests for catalog sync, templates, printing, plans and webhooks, sample prints of all five templates, and the Shopify review checklist for submission.

    • Automated tests for catalog sync, pick lists and templates, printing, plan usage, billing, settings, webhooks and Help & Support.
    • Sample prints: all five templates rendered by the app with sample orders, to check layouts, barcodes and paper sizes.
    • Shopify review checklist prepared, covering managed install and session tokens, the three privacy webhooks, removing a store’s data after it uninstalls, order access without customer details, the scope behind each permission, billing through Shopify, and print links that are signed.
    • The checklist’s final checks run before Pick List is submitted to Shopify.
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  4. September 2026

  5. NewPre-release

    September 2026: batch lists, totes and five templates

    Development update: merge many orders into one batch list sorted by bin, with a tote for every order, in five print templates from A4 to 4×6 thermal.

    • Batch lists: every item across many orders, merged by product and sorted by bin location, so the route through your shelves is the list.
    • Tote numbers: each order gets a tote, so batch-picked items go straight back into the right order.
    • Five templates: Classic order, Compact orders, Batch summary, Batch by zone and Thermal slip. They print on A4 or Letter paper, or on 4×6 in thermal labels.
    • Batch by zone groups the list by warehouse zone, vendor or product type, with subtotals.
    • Your columns: choose which columns print, such as SKU, barcode, bin, vendor, type and thumbnail, and in which order.
    • Scannable barcodes: Code 128 barcodes for items and orders.
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  6. August 2026

  7. NewPre-release

    August 2026: catalog sync and bin locations

    Development update: Pick List keeps a lean copy of your catalog with SKUs, barcodes and bin locations, and reads orders live from Shopify when you print.

    Work on Pick List started with the data a pick list needs, which Shopify’s order lines don’t carry.

    • Lean catalog sync: titles, SKUs, barcodes, bin locations, vendors, product types and thumbnails. It stays up to date as you edit products, and price or stock changes are never sent.
    • Bin locations: store each product’s bin in a metafield, and pick lists follow your shelves.
    • Orders read live from Shopify when you print. No customer data is stored.

  8. NewPre-release

    The idea and the plan

    Where Pick List started: one walk through the shelves for many orders, because Shopify's order lines don't carry bin locations or barcodes.

    The idea: stores that pick and pack their own orders walk the shelves once per order, from order printouts that don’t say where anything is. We wanted one list for many orders, in the order of the shelves.

    The plan we started from:

    • Batch lists sorted by bin location, with a tote for every order, so batch-picked items go back to the right order.
    • A lean copy of the catalog for what order lines lack (SKU, barcode, bin, vendor, type), kept fresh by Shopify as products change.
    • Orders read live when printing, and no customer data stored.
    • Print where merchants already work: from the app, and from Shopify admin’s Print menu.
    • Pricing by monthly orders, not features: every plan includes everything, starting with a free plan.
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