Four modules. One connected floor.
Every module runs on the same handheld hardware and the same Sage 300 + Orchid Extender foundation, so they hand off to each other instead of bolting together.
Metabox Shipments
Pack boxes, rate-shop every major carrier through EasyPost, print labels and post the shipment — all from the handheld.
- EasyPost rate shopping and markup tracking
- Day-end carrier manifests
- Return shipping labels (RMA)
Metabox Orders
Paperless, priority-sorted picking that keeps the whole floor moving, with reserved-stock handling built in.
- Live Orders Ready to Ship board
- zNext reserved-stock handling
- Scan-validated handheld picking
Metabox Inventory
Live inventory search, barcode label generation, item weight capture and bin location management, built for mobile.
- Search with committed, PO and SO netting
- Handheld label and weight capture
- Stock versus overstock bin flagging
Metabox POS
A native Sage 300 point of sale for the counter — customer history, variants and credits, with no separate database.
- AR customer history at the counter
- Variants via native Sage IC Optional Fields
- Day-end AR batch creation
From bin to doorstep, on one device.
The modules share a grouping algorithm and hand off data at every stage, so an order moves from stock to shipped without re-keying.
Stock it
Inventory tracks bin location, weight and photos for every item.
Pick it
Orders groups and prioritises work on the ORS board for scan-validated picking.
Ship it
Shipments packs the box, rate-shops every carrier and prints the label.
Sell & support it
POS handles the counter; audit and RMA tools handle what comes back.
Built differently from the rest of the market.
Published, transparent
Most competitors are quote-only. Per-location pricing is listed on the pricing page.
Flat per location
Unlimited handheld users per location, with no per-seat penalty as the team grows.
No PC on the floor
Picking, packing, weighing and counter sales all run on a handheld.
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