Open carlosvirreira opened 7 months ago
@carlosvirreira I would love to think further about this. I think this can be an amazing improvement. How do I imagine it working:
What do you think?
@carlosvirreira @DonKoko dropping the scenarios here for further discussion if needed.
[WIP] Adding assets to a booking via scanning https://www.figma.com/design/ykvc0MhPeNLsrJ4tJsKosQ/Shelf-%7C-UX-Scenarios?node-id=6340-87529
[WIP] Scanning a code and receiving various errors https://www.figma.com/design/ykvc0MhPeNLsrJ4tJsKosQ/Shelf-%7C-UX-Scenarios?node-id=4028-81873
Would be sick if we realize that micro animation that Scandit uses when a new asset gets added to the list after scanning.
https://github.com/Shelf-nu/shelf.nu/assets/76112272/c8e6b24d-8267-4308-b13b-fbbb5e1c9ae5
https://github.com/Shelf-nu/shelf.nu/assets/76112272/47dd48fd-ca92-4f62-8ca5-35cdf3cd6893
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe?
Not per-se a problem but an opportunity discussed on a call.
As a company, I have an asset manager who uses shelf on a tablet/mobile phone.
It would be natural for that person to be able to scan codes to be added to a booking. So, he/she can open a draft booking - and start adding items by scanning tags. Then he/she can directly place them on the pallet or car that is going to be leaving the building.
On a desktop, the warehouse manager can go and pick items up from warehouse and scan them one by one to be added to a booking. That way, the lookup is a bit easier.
Describe the solution you'd like
Enable the camera view on bookings (desktop/mobile)
Describe alternatives you've considered
Finding each asset 1 by 1. However, on cases in which you have 10 of the same - locating the exact one is trickier if your asset label does not contain the asset name or ID in it.
Additional context
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