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Execute all picked Transport Task lines in WADACO

  • January 16, 2026
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My client is using APP10 wadaco PROCESS_TRANSPORT_TASK_PART to Pick and Execute transport tasks. First they would pick all lines at the time they physically load them on to a truck then at the time they unload they would Execute all picked lines.

However, in wadaco there is no such option to Execute all Picked lines as in IFS screen below. This makes life harder for the workers to having go through all lines and Execute them individually.

Question : Is there a way in wadaco we could execute all picked lines as in IFS TTask screen below?

 

 

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  • Sidekick (Partner)
  • January 16, 2026

@Dario Zani Your inputs will be much appreciated


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  • Hero (Employee)
  • January 19, 2026

Hi ​@sdinusha 

 

The process works on the line level while your command is on the head level, so they are not really the same functionality.

It was never on the table that we would build the head level commands as processes in wadaco. But I have seen some wild configurations with using internal loops and using auto-pick LOV and use automatic values to loop around an objects detail lines to do stuff like that so you execute line per line instead in one go, perhaps that is possible but it could encounter issues with the execution taking to long time so the mobile client time outs after 30-60 seconds if you have to many lines.

But wouldn’t this be much easier doing it with either a small customized process just calling the same API method as the head command does, or playing around with custom events/menus to call that method.

If you think wadaco should have support for that command as new process you can always add it under the Ideas section in this community.


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  • Sidekick (Partner)
  • January 21, 2026

Thanks Dario for your quick response. We haven't implemented custom wadaco processes yet so the knowledge on that is very limited.