Our proprietary dimensioning software is essential for the Parcelcube dimensioning system. It comes free of charge with the Parcelcube hardware and is easy to install and use with our products.
The Parcelcube software is easy to set up and configure, enabling data exchange with your WMS. With 7 user-defined fields, you can add all necessary product information simultaneously, eliminating the need to switch between software or add data later.
The data, provided in CSV or Excel files, can be processed later as needed. However, this method involves manual tasks, such as copy-pasting, which may introduce human errors.
For example, if you run a small webshop and need to register the weight and dimensions of a parcel in a web-based service provided by your shipping company, our software can speed up the process. The ability to configure fields using different button combinations might sound simple, but sometimes simplicity is exactly what you need.
Download the manual and the software for your Parcelcube model below.
Two methods are available: Webservice (pull data) and Remote Webservice URI (push data).
Your application sends an HTTP web request to the client software to retrieve the dimensions, weight and volume of the last scan. Configuration instructions and code examples are provided with the software.
Set up a web service to receive data pushed from the Parcelcube client software over HTTP after each scan.
Item stacking lets you measure multiple small objects at once by stacking them. Enter the quantity in the Height pcs field and the size per item is displayed automatically.
Pause the serial connection, enter the dimensions and weight manually, register the item, then resume normal operation.
The F9 configuration lets you set up the scale software to emulate keyboard input of volume and weight data into any application.
Log in as admin, follow the on screen calibration instructions and adjust the configuration settings as prompted.
Open it from the File menu. The CSV includes date and time, dimensions, volume, weight, user values and item stacking data.
