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• New features
  • User profile: Leaderboard
  • Transport: Temporary pallets are unloaded automatically when the transport order finishes
• Updates to existing features
  • Receiving: Load unit type is selected automatically when there is only one
  • Receiving: Height class is selected automatically when the client has only one
  • Receiving: The choice to print a stock item label is remembered
  • Receiving: Serial number control can be set the first time a product is handled
  • Shipping: Homerunner receives the pallet type for each package
• Bug fixes
  • Picking: The delivery note shows the picked quantity after a partial pick
  • Picking: Focus no longer gets stuck after viewing pick history
  • Packing: Each package gets its own label with a generic carrier
  • Packing: The pack table no longer locks when the cut-off passes
  • Order release: The whole order line is released with a weight limit
  • Order release: Orders matching no rule get the right reason
  • Orders: Lines without picking no longer send the order back to release
  • Orders: An unlinked send-with order is checked for shipping method and delivery date
  • Put-away: The "skipped" mark no longer follows the goods to the location
  • Stocktaking: Uncounted goods are also reset on rack locations and load units
  • Warehouse layout: Save area no longer changes the webshop setting on locations
  • Integrations: Updating orders keeps the order's goods owner
  • Statistics: Pack statistics are recorded correctly for serial-numbered products
  • Labels: Text fields in the label designer are readable in dark mode
  • Import: The Excel import result shows which field rows are matched on

PeakWMS 3.44 is released on 11 November 2026 with 2 new features. The focus of this release is safer data across goods owners and integrations, fewer clicks in receiving and a number of fixes in picking, packing and order release.

New features

User profile: Leaderboard

The user profile has a new tab, Leaderboard, next to Achievements. Here users can see how their own output compares to other users or clients in PeakWMS, measured by picked lines, packed lines, received lines or replenishments. The period can be set to the last 7 days, the last 30 days or all time. Everyone except the user is shown anonymously. The figures are updated every night, so today's work shows up the next day.

Transport: Temporary pallets are unloaded automatically when the transport order finishes

A load unit type marked "Temporary" can now also be used for single-use pallets that only bring goods to their location. When a transport order finishes with such a pallet, the goods stay on the location and the pallet is deleted in PeakWMS. This means the list of load units no longer fills up with pallets that do not exist physically. PeakWMS also now refuses to place a new pallet on a single-pallet rack location that already holds loose goods. Fixed pick locations are excluded.

Updates to existing features

Receiving: Load unit type is selected automatically when there is only one

When receiving pallets, the worker previously had to choose a load unit type, even if the client only uses one type in receiving. PeakWMS now fills in the field automatically when there is only one type to choose from. This saves a tap on the handheld for every pallet line.

Receiving: Height class is selected automatically when the client has only one

The height class field on pallet receiving started empty for products without a default height class, and the worker had to choose it every time. If the client has only one height class, PeakWMS now fills in the field automatically.

Receiving: The choice to print a stock item label is remembered

The Print Stock Item Label setting in pallet receiving always started switched off, so it had to be switched on for every line. The handheld now remembers the last choice, so workers who always print labels no longer have to do it manually every time.

Receiving: Serial number control can be set the first time a product is handled

The dialog shown the first time a product is handled has a new option: whether the product is serial-number controlled. Previously this could only be set from admin or through the API. Workers can now mark the product directly from the handheld when it arrives at the warehouse.

Shipping: Homerunner receives the pallet type for each package

For pallet bookings through Homerunner, PeakWMS now sends carrier, carrier product and service for each package in the shipment instead of only once per shipment. This makes it possible to specify which pallet type each package is when booking pallet freight through Homerunner.

Bug fixes

Picking: The delivery note shows the picked quantity after a partial pick

After a partial pick on a pick order without a shipping label, the delivery note kept the original quantity. The end customer could therefore receive a delivery note that did not match the contents of the parcel. The delivery note is now updated to match what was actually picked.

Picking: Focus no longer gets stuck after viewing pick history

When the pick history was opened and closed again, focus stayed on the pick history button. This is fixed, so the worker can continue picking without clicking back.

Packing: Each package gets its own label with a generic carrier

When an order was packed in several packages with a generic carrier, all packages got the same label. Each package now gets its own label, so the shipment can be tracked correctly with the carrier.

Packing: The pack table no longer locks when the cut-off passes

If the carrier's cut-off time passed while an order from a bulk tote was being packed, the pack table could switch to another order and lock on the shipping step. Getting past it required help from PeakWMS support. The pack table now stays on the order in progress, so the packer can finish it.

Order release: The whole order line is released with a weight limit

With configurable order release and a maximum weight per pick order, part of a heavy order line could disappear without being shown anywhere. The order was marked as released, but goods were missing from the pick. The full quantity of the line is now released correctly.

Order release: Orders matching no rule get the right reason

An order that matched none of the client's release rules was put on hold with a stock reason, such as Waiting for Replenishment, even though there was enough stock. The correct reason, Order release failed, is now shown, making it clear that the rules, not the stock, need looking at.

Orders: Lines without picking no longer send the order back to release

When a webshop added a line that does not need picking, such as a service, a drop-ship line or packaging, to an order that was already picked, packed or shipped, the order was sent back to Created and often ended up on hold. This made old orders reappear. The order now keeps its status, and the line is not added to a pick order in progress.

Orders: An unlinked send-with order is checked for shipping method and delivery date

When a send-with order was unlinked from its main order by hand, it was always set to Created, even if it lacked a shipping method or a required delivery date. In those cases the order is now put on hold, so it is not released with missing information.

Put-away: The "skipped" mark no longer follows the goods to the location

Goods that had been skipped on the put-away cart kept the mark after they were put away. This could give a wrong order if the goods later came onto a put-away cart again. The mark is now removed when the goods are put on the location.

Stocktaking: Uncounted goods are also reset on rack locations and load units

When a store stocktaking was closed, uncounted goods were only reset on locations placed directly in the store area. Goods on rack locations and load units in the area were left untouched. They are now reset as well, so the stock figures match after the count.

Warehouse layout: Save area no longer changes the webshop setting on locations

When an area was saved in the warehouse layout, locations excluded from webshop stock were switched back on. For clients using AutoStore, this could mean the webshop showed 0 for goods that were in stock. The setting on the locations is now kept.

Integrations: Updating orders keeps the order's goods owner

When an integration without a goods owner updated a sales or purchase order, the order's goods owner was removed, and the order disappeared from the goods owner's overviews. The order now keeps its goods owner when updated.

Statistics: Pack statistics are recorded correctly for serial-numbered products

When packing serial-numbered products, the pack statistics were saved with the wrong product, order and line, and the employee statistics could count an extra order. The information is now saved correctly.

Labels: Text fields in the label designer are readable in dark mode

With dark mode switched on, the text in the fields on the label template was almost unreadable. The fields are now shown with clear contrast, so it is easy to see what is being designed.

Import: The Excel import result shows which field rows are matched on

After an Excel import of orders, the result text showed a placeholder instead of the name of the field the rows were matched on. The field name is now shown, making it easier to understand why a row may not have been imported.