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Pull Sheet Report

See every asset on a pull sheet in one place — packing progress at a glance, vendor and department breakdowns, and full line item detail for clean shipping hand-offs.

The Pull Sheet Report shows every asset on a pull sheet in one place. Whether you're prepping one show or checking the whole warehouse, it's a single view to confirm packing progress and hand off clean shipping data — no more opening sheets one at a time to see what's packed and what's falling behind.

Accessing the Report

  1. From the main menu, go to Administration and select Reports.

  2. Open the Inventory folder.

  3. Select the Pull Sheet Report.

Like other LASSO reports, it can be exported, scheduled to send to specific emails at a set frequency, or paired with alerts — all from the three dots menu.

Key Metrics

Five metrics at the top summarize packing progress for whatever the report is filtered to:

  • Total Quantity Ordered

  • Total Quantity Packed

  • % Packed

  • Total Vendors

  • Total PO's

Charts

Charts break ordered and packed quantities down by vendor and by department, so you can spot at a glance where packing is falling behind — a vendor whose items haven't arrived, or a department that's behind on its pulls.

The Line Item Table

The line item table carries the detail your team actually needs. Each line includes:

  • Event and order context — which event and gear order the line belongs to.

  • Product and category — what the item is and where it sits in your catalog.

  • Vendor and PO sourcing — where subrented or purchased items are coming from.

  • Bin locations and notes — where to find it and anything the team flagged.

  • Weights and dimensions — for shipping planning.

  • Financial fields — such as Revenue Type and Insured Value.

Filters

Sixteen filters let you narrow the report to exactly the slice you need — a single client, event, venue, department, tour, or shipment — and a sheet type filter switches the view between pull sheets and return sheets.

Filter to tonight's show to confirm everything is packed before the truck leaves, or run it wide open to check packing progress across the whole warehouse.

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