Pick Operations
How long do pick and pack steps actually take? Time every pick sheet, pack sheet, order, and itemâ find the slow step and fix it.
Drivers. Field sales reps. Warehouse staff. Everyone does important work. bMobile Time helps you see who did what, when, and for how long. One simple place to track time against real work.
Request DemoHow long do pick and pack steps actually take? Time every pick sheet, pack sheet, order, and itemâ find the slow step and fix it.
How much time does each customer visit takeâand is it worth it? Log minutes per visit and tie them to notes and order value to see effort vs. results.
Where are your minutes really going? See time by task, role, and shift. Catch idle minutes and rework
Clock in at the depot or on mobile. Simple and fast.
Time at each stop. See total route time and time per customer.
Breaks and detours are visible to managers.
Time per customer is captured. Meetings, quick checkâins, and followâups.
Auto geofencing. When the rep enters a fenced area the system starts the clock and stops it when they leave.
Visit notes link to the time entry. You can see effort and outcome together.
Track time by sheet, by picker, and by item. Works for single picks and batch picks across many orders and routes. See minutes per 100 lines and per pallet so you can compare shifts.
Track time by sheet, by packer, and by order. See time to seal cases, print labels, and stage by route. Spot where packs slow down and fix it fast.
Use real time data to plan the next shift. If pick took 6 hours today with 3 people you know what you need tomorrow.
Pick the time capture model that fits each location.
See actual time for pick and pack. Plan headcount by hour.
Compare required hours vs available staff. No more overbooking or short staffing.
Move people between tasks early in the day. Protect the route finish time.
Tomorrowâs shift is 15% understaffed. Recommend moving 2 staff from packing to picking.
Your work depends on people. Approve leave with context from orders and planned work.
Your app shows your best days to take leave based on order load, routes, and shift plans. Green means safe. Yellow means check coverage. Red means not a good day.
You see options that match your work. Drivers see route calendars. Reps see key account days. Pickers and packers see pick and pack load.
You request Friday off. The app shows 10 pickers already asked for Friday and shipments would slip. It offers nearby daysâlike Monday or Wednesdayâthat keep deliveries on time. Approve in one tap.
As November arrives and year end approaches, the system highlights who still has leave and shows the chance they will take days in the next few weeks.
You get early notice to adjust staffing and assign backups.
Approvals are tied to orders and shift load. No blind approvals.
If many people pick the same day the system flags delivery and route risks and suggests how to spread leave across nearby days.
See real scenarios from distribution teams
A driver enters Main Street Market. The app clocks in at arrival and clocks out at departure. You see 14 minutes on that stop.
A rep spends 42 minutes with a key account. The time entry links to notes and order value
The night shift takes 5.5 hours to pick for 18 customers. You add one more picker for the morning. Routes leave on time.
Ten packers request Friday off. The system warns about late orders. You approve five, move five to Monday, and offer encash for two. No deliveries miss.