A pick created from Order Fulfillment Worksheet is a standard Business Central document, and it looks exactly like a pick generated any other way in the system, whether that is a warehouse pick, an inventory pick, or a standard picking list report, depending on how a given location is configured.
Standard Business Central Documents, Not a Custom Format
For locations using warehouse picks or inventory picks, the pick generated from the worksheet is the same document type Business Central already produces for those processes, showing the items, quantities, and bin or location details needed to complete the pick. For locations that are not using warehouse or inventory picks at all, the worksheet instead produces a standard picking list by order, using whatever report layout is already configured in report selections for that document. In either case, nothing about the format of the resulting document is unique or specific to the worksheet.
Barcode Layout Enhancements
While the underlying document type is standard, the printed layout of that pick can include a barcode, generated using a barcode creation tool, so that the pick can be scanned during execution rather than only read visually. Adding a barcode to the pick layout does not change the document type itself, it simply enhances the printed version to support barcode driven picking on the warehouse floor.
Nothing Special About Execution
Once a pick is created and printed or sent to a handheld device, execution proceeds exactly as it would for any Business Central pick created without the worksheet at all. Warehouse staff pick the listed items from their bins, confirm quantities, and the pick is registered in the normal way. There is no additional step or different behavior introduced by the fact that the pick originated from the fulfillment worksheet rather than being created manually from a sales order.
Why This Consistency Matters
Because the resulting pick document is entirely standard, companies do not need to retrain warehouse staff on a new document format when adopting Order Fulfillment Worksheet, nor do they need to adjust any downstream processes that rely on pick documents, such as report layouts, printing setups, or handheld integration. The worksheet changes how and when a pick gets created and what gets allocated to it, not what the resulting pick document looks like or how it is executed.
Related Tools
Order Fulfillment Worksheet generates standard Business Central pick documents or picking list reports, depending on location configuration. Warehouse Insight supports barcode scanning execution of those picks on handheld devices, and its barcode generator can add a scannable barcode to the printed pick layout.
In summary, a pick created from the worksheet is indistinguishable in format and execution from a pick created any other way in Business Central, aside from an optional barcode added to the printed layout.