Orders that explain their state
Separate pending preparation, partial fulfillment and completed work so the team knows what is still waiting.
See physical stock by location, not just one number.
Organize hierarchical locations and review physical quantities where the team actually works. Search by product, SKU or lot before deciding what to receive, move or dispatch.
Receive, move and dispatch with an auditable record.
Keep receiving, outgoing movement and transfers distinct so the next person can understand what changed. The workflow stays in the WooCommerce context instead of inventing a second commerce system.
01 · Receive
Record incoming stock against the location and product context.
02 · Move
Transfer physical units between hierarchical locations.
03 · Pick
Review pending, partial and completed preparation work.
04 · Dispatch
Use manual dispatch and order history to close the handoff.
Pick WooCommerce orders through partial, completed and backorder work.
Reservations, partial deliveries, backorders and completed orders can be reviewed as operational states. Test the sequence with demo orders before relying on it in a live store.
Search that matches the floor
Find products by name, SKU or lot, then use categories and rapid flows to reach the next action.
Reports and alerts for review
Use histories, alerts and reports as operational signals, not as a promise of automatic resolution.
A warehouse workspace designed for tablet and mobile.
Warehouse work happens beside shelves and dispatch areas. The interface is responsive and tablet-first, with configurable colors, fonts and labels for the team’s vocabulary.
What Warehouse Pro is — and is not.
It is a WooCommerce warehouse workspace for physical inventory and fulfillment operations. It is not an ERP, an offline system or a promise of automatic third-party synchronization.
Configure the workflow
Modules, roles, colors, fonts and tablet action labels can be adjusted from the backend when the team needs a different vocabulary.
Keep WooCommerce connected
Products, orders and commerce remain in WooCommerce while Warehouse Pro makes physical work more visible.
Replace the Free scenario
Warehouse Pro does not depend on a separate Free edition; deactivate a Free plugin before activating Pro.
Questions before you evaluate it.
Use the verified scope below to decide whether the workflow matches your store and team.
What does DeDanix Warehouse Pro manage?
It manages physical inventory by location, receiving, movements, preparation, manual dispatch, reservations, partial deliveries, backorders, histories, alerts, reports and roles in the WooCommerce context.
Can I organize physical stock by location?
Yes. Locations can be hierarchical, with physical stock reviewed in the context of the location where the team works.
Can staff record receiving, transfers and dispatches?
Yes. The verified workflow distinguishes receiving, outgoing movement and transfers, then keeps an auditable history.
How does the workflow handle partial deliveries and backorders?
Pending, partial, completed and backorder work can be reviewed as separate operational states. Test your own order process in staging first.
Is the warehouse interface usable on tablet and mobile?
The interface is responsive and tablet-first, with a validated horizontal tablet layout and a mobile fallback.
Does Warehouse Pro require a separate Free plugin?
No. Warehouse Pro replaces the Free scenario; deactivate a Free plugin before activating Pro.