Import the list. Pack the crate. Load the truck. Jelly Flow keeps prep, the floor, and shipping on one job — for any shop that cuts, builds, and ships.
Related: shop floor tracking · job shop tablets · cut list to truck
Units, cut plans, and packages first. Build for the crate, not the order you typed.
A priority matrix (a build order) sorts the units. The shop builds the way crates pack.
BOL paperwork, crate loading, and truck departure sit on the same timeline as the cut list.
Trucks and crates
Crates get a QR label when they go on a truck. The bill of lading prints with one too. The driver, the receiver, or the site foreman scans it with a phone. No account, no app.
Crate label
Every unit inside, in the order it was stacked. Tap a unit for its parts, sizes, and drawing.
Bill of lading
The ship-to, the carrier, and every crate with its weight. Plus live status: loading, waiting on sign-off, or in route.
Each page shows the paperwork and what is in the crate, nothing from your quotes or invoices. Turn a code off anytime, or regenerate it so an old label stops working.