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User Permissions to Disable Text Input on Barcode Dispatch page for New Staff

We seem to have a recurring problem with new staff thinking they know better , and they "copy and paste" product skus or barcodes into the input box on the barcode dispatch page rather than scanning the products barcode. This can result in wrong products being dispatched. If this was an option we can turn on per user, then we can ensure that only the experience staff / team leaders can do this. In the event that the new staff member has a product that doesn't have a barcode on it or that can't be scanned, then the team leader would be able to override this once they've confirmed they have the correct product.

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SupportPinned·3 years ago

This is under consideration for the new v3 barcode despatch page

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Hardeep Singh
Hardeep Singh·6 days ago

Thank you for this suggestion.

Rather than introducing a user permission to completely disable manual barcode or SKU entry, we’ve made changes to the New Barcode Dispatch process to add additional steps when a barcode is entered manually rather than scanned.

Users can still manually enter a barcode or SKU when required, but they now have to go through additional confirmation steps and provide a reason for doing so. This is also audited, providing greater visibility of when and why manual entry has been used.

This introduces some deliberate friction around manual entry, encouraging users to scan products wherever possible while still allowing an alternative when a barcode cannot be scanned.

As these changes address the issue raised in this suggestion, we’ll now close this feedback item.

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Sam·3 years ago

In another incident with this this week the item that came to be packed didn't have a barcode on it. The packer decided to use the search box to search for "widget" and just sent out something with that in the title. It doesn't seem to matter how much we train them, we always end up with someone thinking they know better.