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Docket Scanning
Docket Scan Import You can import dockets into PalletWatch by scanning. This is where PalletWatch uses OCR (Optical Character Recognition). The user would use their scanner to scan pallet dockets to a PDF file. You will need to get an email address ...
Site Code
Site Code Site codes can be used for a number of reasons, one of these being to facilitate imports from other systems, e.g. your warehouse management system may have a code which identifies sites within your account. If the site code is added to ...
CHEP Docket Number Format
CHEP Docket Number Format CHEP docket numbers need to be thirteen digits. System generated docket numbers must also use a docket number prefix provided by CHEP. This prefix needs to be sent to support@palletwatch.com.au so that it can be set up in ...
Trading Partner External Code
Trading Partner External Code Trading Partner codes can be used for a number of reasons, one of these being to facilitate imports from other systems, e.g. your warehouse management system may have a code which identifies your trading partners. If the ...
Docket History
Docket History You can check the history of a docket by doing the following: Go to Data/Dockets. Search for the docket number. Click on the dropdown arrow to the left of the docket number. Select History/Linked/Invoice Dockets.