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# Pack and Track

Pack and Track allows assigning a package type to an order when it comes to Linnworks, and tracks packages stock in the inventory. \
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The whole flow is performed via a macro that works with newly came orders, an application that allows matching package type to SKU, and a macro that synchronizes stock levels.

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**Automated box allocation.** Automatically assign the most suitable box for a package by comparing item volumes and weight. No more manual calculations or guesswork
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**Intelligent Split Package Management.** Need to split an order packages? No problem. The app intelligently divides packages and assigns boxes accordingly. Say goodbye to confusion and hello to smooth order fulfilment.
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**Keep tabs on your packaging inventory effortlessly.** With the app's tracking feature, you can link SKUs of boxes to package types. The app then monitors box usage deducting the utilized boxes from your stock. Stay organized and in control of your packaging materials.
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**Customizable Settings.** Tailor the app to suit your specific needs. Adjust settings, such as box size preferences or tracking schedules, to align with your warehouse operations seamlessly. 
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