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Overview

Zora tracks what is in your warehouse, who it belongs to, and where it is going. You run receiving, picking, packing, and shipping from one place — on a desktop at the office or a phone on the floor.

This page is a map of what the platform does. If you want to start using it, go to the Quick Start.

What you can do

Run the warehouse floor

Receive shipments against a receiving order, scan stock into locations, pick and pack customer orders, and print the shipping labels. Every movement is recorded, so you can always answer "where did this go?"

Cycle counting and inventory adjustments let you correct the numbers when the shelf and the screen disagree, with a reason code on every change.

Track stock down to the individual item

Level What it tracks Use it for
Product How many you have, per location Everyday stock
Lot A batch, with an expiry date Food, chemicals, anything that ages
Serial number One physical item, start to finish High-value goods, warranty claims
License Plate Number (LPN) A pallet or container and everything on it Moving a lot of stock at once

Work across several warehouses

Each warehouse has its own stock, locations, and staging areas. You pick which one you are working in from the header, and the platform remembers your choice. Managers with access to more than one can switch without logging out.

Work from a phone

The mobile app runs in your phone's browser — nothing to install from an app store. It uses the camera to scan barcodes, and the screens are built for one thumb and a pair of gloves. Pages you've already opened stay readable in a dead spot, though you need a signal to record anything.

Control who sees what

Roles decide which parts of the platform someone can open, down to the individual action. You can also limit a user to a single customer's stock, which is how most 3PLs give their customers a login without showing them each other's inventory.

Serve your customers directly

Customers can sign in to submit delivery requests, propose new products for your approval, and see their own stock, without calling your office.

Bill for the work

Rate cards, storage charges, and billing events turn warehouse activity into invoices. Invoices can be pushed to QuickBooks Desktop.

See how the operation is running

The dashboard shows today's activity, low stock, and items expiring soon. Reports cover inventory, receiving, shipping, and billing, and each one exports to CSV or Excel.

Where to go next

You want to… Start here
Sign in and find your way around Quick Start
Understand the numbers on your home screen Dashboard
Receive a truck Receiving shipments
Pick and ship an order Order processing
Set up a new warehouse Warehouse management
Look up a term you don't recognize Glossary

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