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  1. Bundling & Kitting

    Allow for components and finished products to be tracked organically and not by using the folder structure.

    #92Stephanie Platania

    41

  2. Increase Stock Count Limit to More Than 250

    Users have requested the ability to include more than 250 items in a single Stock Count. The current limitation requires creating multiple Stock Counts for larger inventories, which introduces additional manual work and increases the risk of errors. Increasing this limit would streamline workflows, improve efficiency, and reduce the likelihood of discrepancies caused by splitting counts across multiple sessions.

    #2162Artem B

    0

  3. Pick Lists: Import to Pick List

    Ability to import csv or xlsx to Pick List.

    #1533Rich De V

    1

  4. Dragging folders or items into other folders

    this makes it easier and more efficient when organizing folders in a big sub folder. it would work so that when you click and hold you can drag one folder and place it into another by hovering over the folder you want to be the new destination

    #30Nico P

    23

  5. Custom Sort Order - Folders and Items

    Allow users to sort folders and items in any order.

    #28Stephanie Platania

    4

  6. Public URL to provide to people outside of Sortly

    The ability to use a public URL that will show customers/clients a user's inventory without having to log in.

    #52Stephanie Platania

    21

  7. Purchase Orders: Auto-Fill Part Number

    When adding a part to your purchase order you have to manually add the part number. If it was added automatically it would make things a lot faster and smother

    #1503Abe R

    10

  8. Folder-Specific Custom Fields

    I have 3 big different categories and I use folder for them. But I need around 3-5 fields for each folder. So if I can select different fields for different folders that would be helpful for me. 25 field is really enough for me and if I can select which field will be shown on which folder, that would be great. With this, my each team will see their own category fields only.

    #145Engin M

    2

  9. Custom Plans and Pricing

    Allow users to add features a la carte and customize their plan.

    #550David Y

    8

  10. Pick List Notification Preferences

    Allow users to choose if they want email notifications for Pick Lists

    #1467thaliasung@gmail.com

    1

  11. Reports for Workflows (Pick Lists, Purchase Orders, Invoices, Stock Counts)

    Give us the ability to run reports of what was picked that day/week/year from the pick list.

    #1974Holly P

    2

  12. Housecall pro intergration

    it would be nioce if Sortly would be intergrated with houusecall pro

    #843Christopher T

    0

  13. Auto-populate date custom fields with the item's creation date

    Allow date custom fields to auto-fill with a dynamic value when an item is created. For example, a user with a "Date Arrived to Warehouse" custom field wants it to default to the day the item was added, instead of having to enter the date manually on every item.

    #2428Sentenac H

    0

  14. Job Folders to Appear as a Separate Folder / Location

    We would love if the job folders that we create for jobs would show in the left column as a "Jobs" section and not be part of the selection of inventory by default when moving or searching for inventory items. Or, at least have the option to set a default search folder instead of having to always uncheck the "All Folders" option and then only selecting our inventory folder. We find it rather annoying to have to filter between item folders and job folders when doing a search for items and that that Jobs folders are mixed in with the inventory folders.

    #2425James C

    0

  15. Multi item pick lists and scanning

    We want to be able to scan multple different items and move them into a folder, for instance a delivery of returned items can all be scanned and moved back to the original folder they came from,

    #2423Tom T

    0