Your warehouse rules should reach the floor.

Packing verification resolves each check from the client’s override, then the warehouse default. An override for one check leaves the other defaults in place.

For example, change a merchant’s scan requirement and the packing workflow uses that merchant’s effective policy. Weight verification depends on usable expected-weight data; without it, the comparison is skipped.

Client-specific custom fields supplement the warehouse schema. Locked warehouse fields cannot be overridden by a client schema.

The warehouse retains its required information while a client adds the structured details its operation needs.

Receiving holds can use merchant overrides of warehouse defaults. Merchant-requested holds separately support approval-required and self-service modes.

Receiving policy controls incoming stock; request policy controls who may ask for or apply a hold. Configure each around the people responsible for the decision.

Selected policies support client overrides; other settings remain warehouse-wide. Match each requirement to a supported setting and its effect on the floor.

Configuration and custom implementation are separate scope decisions. Your proposal should identify the settings available to your team and any implementation work required.