Five things that run on their own
An order from a mail or a form in Picqer
Orders that come in by mail are retyped into the warehouse system.
An order from a mail or a form becomes an order in Picqer, with the customer beside it.
Connecting Picqer with Altramano means: the Picqer integration connects Altramano to your Picqer environment through an API key. Orders, products and picklists are read, orders and customers created and orders processed, all in your own environment in Amsterdam and with approval wherever you want it.
Orders that come in by mail are retyped into the warehouse system.
An order from a mail or a form becomes an order in Picqer, with the customer beside it.
Orders are retyped into the books at the end of the day.
Every new order in Picqer is a trigger; the invoice is ready in your accounting package.
An order that is not picked is only noticed when the customer calls.
Picklists are followed; if a picklist stays open too long, the warehouse gets a notification.
Someone goes through the stock every week to place orders.
Products and open purchase orders are pulled and prepared as an order proposal.
Someone counts the orders by hand every week.
The orders are searched and put in your mailbox or Teams as a weekly overview.
An order from a mail or a form in Picqer. Now: orders that come in by mail are retyped into the warehouse system. With Altramano: an order from a mail or a form becomes an order in Picqer, with the customer beside it. The agent does this with Picqer through your own details, in your own environment in Amsterdam. Whatever goes out or gets booked, it puts to you first: you say yes, then it runs. Every run is in Runs.
With the name of your Picqer environment and an API key from Settings → API keys. The key is stored encrypted.
Yes: delete the key in Picqer or the integration in Altramano under Integrations. Both take effect immediately.
Only in steps you set up without approval. By default an order is ready and waits for a yes; every run is in Runs.
Yes. You choose it in your environment under Integrations and connect in a few minutes.
Then there is the general HTTP integration, or we extend the integration if the system has an API.