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Automates Locator field entry based on CSV data. Stop Manual Data Entry. Start Automating. Locator Filler is a productivity tool designed specifically for warehouse specialists and storekeepers. If you use a web-based portal (like Oracle or SAP) for receiving or issuing items, this extension will be your best friend. Key Features: CSV Integration: Simply upload your Excel/CSV sheet containing Item Numbers and Locators. Smart Auto-Fill: The extension identifies the Item Number on your screen and instantly fills the correct Locator. Error Reduction: Eliminate typos and wrong entries caused by manual copying and pasting. Offline Privacy: Your data stays in your browser. We never upload your warehouse information to any external servers. 📖 Method of Use (User Guide) To ensure your users (and Google reviewers) understand how it works, include these steps in your documentation: Step 1: Prepare Your Data Create an Excel sheet with two columns: Item Number and Locator. Save this file as a CSV (Comma Delimited). Step 2: Upload to Extension Click the Locator Filler icon in your browser toolbar. Click the "Upload CSV" button and select your file. The extension will now remember your warehouse map. Step 3: Navigate to Your Portal Open your warehouse entry page. As soon as an Item Number is present in the designated field, the extension will cross-reference your CSV and automatically populate the Locator field. Step 4: Updating Locations If you change bin locations in the warehouse, simply update your Excel sheet and re-upload the CSV to the extension. No coding required!
May 13, 2026
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