You can now build your own pick order. Custom Sorters let you layer multiple sort fields into a single named sorter — sort by box, then by row, then by card name — and reuse it every time you pick.
If your SKUs encode locations like BOX1-ROW2-12345, this is for you. We split SKUs on hyphens so each part becomes its own sort field, and the numbers inside sort numerically — BOX1-999 comes before BOX1-1000, the way you'd actually walk your shelves. Some of you have been calling this "the Baker Sort." We kept the name.
What It Does
Head to Shipping Settings → Custom Sorters and click Add Sorter to open the builder, where you can:
- stack sort rules in any order and drag to re-prioritize them
- choose from SKU Part 1–4, SKU Last Part (card number), Name, Set, Color, Condition, Rarity, Finish, Quantity, Price, full SKU, and Order Number
- flip each rule between ascending and descending independently
- toggle Combine duplicate cards to merge the same card + SKU across orders into one pick row with a summed quantity
Sorters get names like Custom Sorter 1 by default — rename them to whatever fits your setup.
Everywhere You Pick
Saved sorters show up in a new Custom section of the interactive picker's sort dropdown, right below the built-in options, and your selection is remembered per marketplace like always. The pick slip gets them too: use Load saved sorter in its sort builder to start from a saved sorter and tweak from there.
Why It Helps
- pick in true storage order: location first, then within-location order
- stop re-clicking the same three sort options every batch
- share one consistent pick order across the picker and the pick slip
- keep different sorters for different workflows — one for boxes, one for binders