Packing Slip
A packing slip is a record that enumerates the contents of a shipment. Usually, it is fastened to the delivered goods.
Only delivery notes in the draft stage can be used to create packing slips in ERPNext.
It is possible to create multiple Packing Slips from a single Delivery Note. When the shipment is packaged in various boxes, this is helpful. The weight and quantity of items in each box may vary. If 20 chairs are being shipped in 4 boxes, for instance, 5 chairs may be included in each box, each with its own Packing Slip.
To view the list of packing slips, visit:
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1. Prerequisites
Prior to making and using. a packing slip, ensure that you have made:
- Delivery Note (which needs to be in draft form)
2. How to make a fresh packing slip
A packing slip should typically be made from a delivery note (draft stage). But you can also make it by hand.
From Delivery Note:
Make sure the delivery note is in draft form by opening it.
Select "Create > Packing Slip."
ERPNext will automatically retrieve:
Items
Quantities
Net Weights
Package Number
Make any necessary modifications.
Keep the packing slip safe.
Manually from the Packing Slip List:
Go to the Packing Slip List → click on New.
Select the Delivery Note.
Enter From Package No (e.g. 1).
Click on Get Items to fetch the Items and Quantities.
Save.
1.1 Additional Options when creating a Packing Slip
- To Pack No:
Set the From and To package numbers if more than one package of the same type needs to be shipped. For instance, put Packages 1 through 5 in one packing slip and Packages 6 through 10 in another.
These numbers will be shown in the packing slip's print format.
Note: Verify that there are enough items on your delivery note to divide among packages.
2. Features
2.1 Table of Items
You must choose the Batch No. if this is a batched item.
Auto-fetched fields from the delivery note:
Quantity
UOM
Net Weight
Weight UOM
Page Break: Adds a page break before the printout's item.
2.2 Details of the Package Weight
The packing slip's print format displays these fields.
Net Weight: The total of the table's item weights.
Gross Weight: The final weight, including materials used for packaging.
Gross Weight UOM: For gross weight, you can specify a UOM (such as kg or lbs).
2.3 Letterhead
The packing slip can be printed on letterhead from your business.
Either on the packing slip itself or in the Print Settings, set the letterhead.
3. Related Topics
Delivery Note
Quality Inspection