> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.getlogentic.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.getlogentic.com/workflows/order-fulfillment/single-order-processing.md). # Single Order Processing ### Overview Handle orders one at a time with full accuracy and traceability. The system automatically assigns the next available order in sequence, so operators can stay focused on fulfillment without manual intervention. ### How It Works Within the order dashboard, operators can select an order and assign it to a physical picking bin to track it through the warehouse. Each order generates a guided picking list, sorted by warehouse location, helping operators move faster with fewer errors. Every item is scanned to validate accuracy, and once all items are confirmed, a *Complete* action closes the picking task. The system then automatically assigns the next order on a first-come, first-served basis, ensuring a fair and efficient workflow. Multi-user operations are fully supported: order assignments are unique, preventing overlap so multiple pickers can work in parallel without conflict. {% embed url="" %} Viewing the Single Order Processing workflow — managing each order through its fulfillment steps. {% endembed %} ### Why It Matters * Standardizes fulfillment by guiding operators through a consistent order flow. * Provides flexibility to process individual or ad-hoc orders outside of normal waves or batches. * Ensures efficient operations by automatically assigning the next available order in sequence. ### Best Practice Use Single Order Processing for ad-hoc, low-volume, or sensitive orders that need dedicated handling. This method ensures precision and traceability when speed is less critical, making it ideal for client-specific or exception-driven requests.