Paid orders flow onto one board automatically and move from pick to packed to shipped — with SLA flags, carrier capture, and your team’s clock and tools right alongside. The back end scales with the front end.
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Every closed deal is a promise. When volume climbs, that’s where things crack — orders stuck between “paid” and “shipped,” nobody sure what’s late, the experience falling apart on the back end after you nailed the front. That’s how a win turns into a refund.
Troy catches every paid order the second it lands and walks it through fulfillment — red flags on anything past your SLA, the whole team working from one board. Here’s what that looks like.
Paid orders flow in automatically. Pick and pack within your SLA, then log carrier and tracking — with the whole queue and your team’s tools on one screen.
Paid orders appear automatically.
Work the queue within your SLA.
Past-due orders flag in red.
Logged on the order, synced to the customer.
Open, pending, in transit, delivered, issues.
Clock in and out from warehouse or home.
Request and track vacation and sick days.
See how the team is doing.
A paid order lands on the board automatically.
Work it within your SLA; status updates live.
Log the carrier and tracking number.
Watch it move to in-transit, then delivered.
Your statuses, your SLA, your carriers. We set the board to match how orders really move through your operation.
Define the stages an order moves through, from paid to shipped, the way your shop works.
Set the pick-and-pack window you promise; past-due orders flag automatically.
Log the carriers and tracking formats you actually use.
Turn on the time clock, time-off, and performance tools your team needs.
Packing and shipping yourself? Paid orders land on the board automatically and move from pick to delivered.
Promising fast turnaround? Past-SLA orders flag in red so nothing ships late without you knowing.
Crew on the floor? Clock-in, time-off, and performance live right on the same board.
From “paid” to “shipped” with pick lists, packing, and status the whole team can see — no whiteboard required.
Won deals and paid invoices flow into a single fulfillment queue, ordered and statused. The warehouse never works from screenshots or forwarded emails.
Each order generates a pick list with items, quantities, locations, and customer details. Pickers work from paper or a phone, checking lines as they go.
Orders move through explicit stages, timestamped and attributed. Anyone can answer “where’s the Johnson order” without walking the floor.
Split orders when stock is short: fulfill available lines now, backorder the rest, and keep the customer record honest about both.
Run your own floor with pick lists and receiving, or switch a workspace to dropship mode and manage supplier handoffs instead. Each client workspace picks its model.
Every stage change records the team member, so recurring errors have a source — and your best packers have receipts.
Troy is one platform, not a bundle of apps. Here’s what this module reads from — and feeds into — automatically.
The instant a physical-goods deal closes, fulfillment sees it. No re-entry, no lag between selling and shipping.
Fulfilled lines decrement live inventory, keeping stock counts true without a separate reconciliation step.
Fulfillment can key off payment status, so nothing ships before the money — or deposits release partial shipments.
Packed orders hand off to the Logistics Hub for carrier selection, freight estimates, and delivery tracking.
Backordered lines auto-flag when receiving logs the missing stock, so held orders move the day product arrives.
Orders fulfilled, cycle times, and stuck orders surface on the Executive View next to sales and revenue.
Troy configures itself to 126 industries. Here’s what this module looks like in a few of them.
Multi-line B2B orders picked from bin locations, with partials and backorders handled cleanly.
The day’s paid orders become the day’s pick run — statused so support can answer “where’s my order” instantly.
Finished goods flow from production into the same fulfillment queue the sales team can see.
Counter sales and phone orders hit the same queue; hot orders flag for will-call pickup.
Daily route orders picked in sequence, with shortages substituted and documented.
Job-site deliveries staged and tracked, with the PM able to check status without calling the yard.
Probably not, and that’s fine: fulfillment is one of the operations modules that only appears for industries that ship physical goods. Service workspaces get a cleaner app without it.
That’s your call per workspace. The queue can require payment, allow deposits to release goods, or ignore payment status entirely for net-terms B2B clients.
Items carry their warehouse locations from the Inventory module, and pick lists print in location order so pickers walk the floor once, not five times.
Split them: fulfill in-stock lines immediately, and the backordered remainder stays visible in the queue, auto-flagged when receiving brings the stock in.
Team roles control visibility, and support can quote live status to the end customer — picked, packed, shipped, delivered — from the same record.
This module — and the other 23 — is included on every plan. Nothing here is feature-gated. Your clients pay you directly at prices you set; we never take a cut.
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