Problem: Orders are keyed in one by one.
Bulk order import
AvailableOrders come in bulk through the API or by file (CSV); nobody keys them in one by one.
E-commerce and retail
Even on sale days, orders go out by carrier cut-off.
Orders are grouped into waves by carrier cut-off time, packed by scanning, and a suitable carton is suggested. Returns are checked and put back into stock.
Sound familiar?
Sale day in an e-commerce warehouse
Orders are copied over from marketplace dashboards by hand.
On busy days, wrong or missing items get packed.
Orders that miss the carrier cut-off slip to the next day.
Returns are slow to get back into stock; sellable goods sit waiting.
With Zagru One
Problem and fix, side by side
In-warehouse work such as picking, packing and returns runs end to end today. Marketplace, carrier and e-document connections are in development, and are labelled as such.
- Available
- Works today: the screen and everything behind it are in place, end to end.
- In development
- Partly built; the screen or the live connection is being finished. Not available for use today.
- On the roadmap
- Not built yet. It's in our plans; we don't give dates.
Problem: On busy days pickers walk the whole warehouse.
Wave, batch and zone picking
AvailableOrders are grouped into waves; discrete, batch, cluster, zone or pick-and-pass picking. Tasks go straight to the handheld.
Problem: Orders miss the carrier cut-off.
Prioritised by carrier cut-off
AvailableWaves are built around carrier cut-off times: what has to make the truck goes first.
Problem: Wrong or missing items get packed.
Packing station and carton suggestion
AvailableScan, verify, pack. A wrong item is caught before it's packed, and a suitable carton is suggested for the order.
Problem: Returns are slow to get back into stock.
Returns receiving and restocking
AvailableReturned items are checked and a decision is made; if they're fit for sale, they're back in stock the same day.
Problem: Changing label and delivery note templates is hard.
Label and document design
AvailableDesign your own labels and documents and send them to the printer.
Problem: Marketplace orders are copied over by hand.
Marketplace integration
In developmentOrder and stock connections with Trendyol, Hepsiburada, n11, Amazon, Shopify and WooCommerce are in development. Today you import orders through the API or by file.
Problem: Carrier labels are a chore.
Carrier integration and labels
In developmentLabel and tracking connections with Turkish carriers Yurtiçi, Aras, MNG, PTT, Sürat and HepsiJet are in development.
Problem: Turkish e-archive invoices and e-dispatch notes are issued in a separate program.
Turkish e-archive invoice and e-dispatch note
In developmentThe connection to an accredited provider for sending e-archive invoices and e-dispatch notes is in development.
Real screens
Three of the screens you'll use in an e-commerce warehouse
Warehouses, warehouse management and counts. These are general product screens.
Warehouses: each site's occupancy and open orders at a glance. 
Warehouse management: zones, locations, receiving, stock transfers and counts on one page. 
Count planning: a cycle or blind count for a zone or a range of locations before a sale.
Unretouched product screens. Company and warehouse names on screen are sample data.
A sample day
Sale day in an e-commerce warehouse
An illustrative scenario, not taken from a real customer. Times and steps are examples and use only features available today.
08:00 · Orders arrive
Orders that piled up overnight are imported in bulk through the API or by file.
09:00 · Waves
Orders are grouped into waves by carrier cut-off; tasks go to the handhelds.
12:00 · Packing
Items are verified by scanning at the packing station; the system suggests a suitable carton.
15:30 · Cut-off
The orders that have to make the truck go out first.
17:00 · Returns
Yesterday's returns are checked; the ones fit for sale are back in stock the same day.
Compliance and audit
Records and regulation
- Available
Data subject requests (KVKK, Turkey's data protection law)
Records data subject requests (access, correction, erasure and so on) and tracks their deadlines.
- Available
Change log
Who changed what and when is logged, with the before and after values.
- In development
Turkish e-archive invoice and e-dispatch note
Document content is prepared in Zagru One. The connection to an accredited provider for sending is in development.
Erasing or anonymising personal data is not automatic; your team reviews and carries out each request. We don't claim any certificate.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will my Trendyol and Hepsiburada orders come in automatically?
Not yet. Marketplace connections, starting with Trendyol, Hepsiburada and n11, are in development. Today you import orders in bulk through the API or by file (CSV).
Can I print carrier labels from Zagru One?
Label and tracking connections with carriers (Yurtiçi, Aras, MNG, PTT, Sürat, HepsiJet) are in development. Today you keep printing carrier labels from your carrier's own system. Your own warehouse labels and documents you design and print in Zagru One.
Which picking methods are there?
Five: discrete (order by order), batch, cluster, zone and pick-and-pass. Waves are built around carrier cut-off times, and tasks go to the handheld.
Does it issue Turkish e-archive invoices and e-dispatch notes?
Document content is prepared in Zagru One, but the connection to an accredited provider for sending is in development. Today you send them with your current program.
Request a demo for your e-commerce warehouse.
Tell us about your order volume, your channels and your carrier cut-offs, and we'll show you Zagru One with your own data.