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An entered order is a promise; a released order is a job on the warehouse floor.

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Releasing is the moment the office says: this is correct — go pick it.

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Let's release an order and follow what happens.

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On the orders list, the status tabs filter the queue.

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Entered shows orders still waiting on the office.

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Here's one for Delta OEM Services — let's open it.

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Before releasing, glance at the Order Flow rail.

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It shows the whole journey — entered, released, picked, packed, shipped — and where this order stands right now.

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Anyone in the office can read an order's story at a glance.

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Everything checks out, so click Release — and click again to confirm.

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That double-click is intentional: releasing generates the pick list, so ConsignTrak makes sure it's never done by accident.

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The status pill flips to Released, and two new actions appear.

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Print Release gives you the classic paper pick list — some warehouses still love a printout on a clipboard.

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And Start Pick is where a picker takes over, usually from a phone.

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Back on the dashboard, look at the Action queues: Released — not yet picking just ticked up.

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That tile is how the office keeps an eye on the floor: if released orders sit there too long, somebody asks why.

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And the orders list has a matching Released tab — the full queue of work waiting for a picker, sorted and searchable like everything else.

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That's the release step: review, release, and let the queue do the watching.

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From here the action moves to the warehouse floor — picking, packing, and shipping, which we'll cover in the mobile series.

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See you there.