Creates a batch of test orders in TLS for Dock Management testing.
Set a prefix, a starting order number and a ship date, look over the grid, then Send to TLS. Each row becomes one order through the TLS Order API — no CSV to edit and import.
Roll # fills itself in from the order number and Volume goes on every item, so you don't have to open each order in TLS afterwards and type them in.
Orders ending in 01 or 05 also get a second commodity line — pallets with a Skid # instead of a roll.
The Barcodes tab turns the roll and skid numbers into Code 128 barcodes you can scan straight off the screen with the Zebra.
This page talks to TLS through a hosted proxy — nothing to install, nothing to run first. Just open this file and go.
Settings
Order numbers become the prefix plus the number, counting up by 1 per row. Roll # is that number without the letters — DOCK47201 → 47201.
Skid # fills in automatically on orders ending 01 or 05 (47201 → 47201A). Any row with a Skid # gets the second pallet line — clear the cell to drop it, or type one in to add it.
The Order number is sent to TLS as pro_no — that's the field TLS uses for your own order number.
Orders
Every cell is editable. × removes a row. Whatever is in this grid when you hit Send is exactly what goes to TLS.
Send
Posts through a hosted proxy — no local setup needed.
JSON preview — order 1
Code 128 barcodes, scan them straight off the screen. Build from the batch pulls a barcode for every Roll # and Skid # sitting in the Orders grid; anything you add by hand stays put when you rebuild.
From this batch
Add your own
Range takes plain numbers and keeps any leading zeros — 00045 to 00048 stays 5 digits wide.
Barcodes (0)
Nothing here yet — build from the batch, or add your own above.