ONION

Currently, dates are displayed in the DD/MM/YY format, which is not intuitive for most U.S.-based users. This causes confusion and increases the likelihood of human error when sorting or filtering orders by date. I would like the option to change the dates format to (MM/DD/YY), most importantly on the orders grid and packing slips.

Currently, the system only allows weights to be displayed as either pounds or ounces, but not both. This creates challenges for teams in the US, as they need to manually calculate weight in a familiar format, which slows down their workflows and increases the risk of error.

Some customers will always assign the same courier to a particular package. So when that package is chosen from the Order page, the default product code for that package should be automatically selected.

Ability to filter with AND condition on the same filter option. For example I want to filter based on tags. I have one order that has tag A and the other order has tag A and tag B, currently if I filter, it will return both order but I only want order that has tag A and tag B.

When entering details for the package such as actual weight, if you press enter the order prints. Usual user experience is that pressing enter confirms the field that you are editing when using software. This is causing users to accidentally print their orders when they are entering in details in the order.

Currently the package weight is being used to get the rate from the courier which is great but it would be ideal to show Chargeable weight in the UI prior to printing the labels

Carriers like TGE Priority International require a suburb to ship. My platform only provides the city. I'd like it to be able to autofill the suburb with the city field to avoid updating each one.

I'd like both country names to show as valid, as both are valid.

Just reaching out to see if instead of Cubic cm being shown on the packaging screen we could get this changed to reflect the cubic factor applied by carriers eg. instead of 16cm x 12cm x 11cm being shown as 4998 cm3 could it be divided by 4000 to give us the proper chargeable kg 16cm x 12cm x 11cm / 4000 = 0.528kg

Update the bulk printing error messages to include the order numbers and the issue so they are easy to pinpoint and fix.