Process hundreds of orders in one run.
Select the orders — or let the schedule do it — and Robnu runs them as one batch: live progress, automatic retries, and a complete result log for every run. Big days stop feeling big.
- Launch batch jobs across hundreds of orders at once, with real-time progress you can actually watch.
- Every run is logged: what processed, what retried, what needs you — reviewable any time.
- The same engine behind scheduled autonomous runs, available on demand for ad-hoc volume.
Volume doesn't break sellers. Batching by hand does.
A normal Tuesday is manageable. Then a sale lands — and 300 orders arrive before lunch. Panels are built for clicking through orders a few at a time, so big days turn into marathons: select, process, wait, download, repeat, lose track, repeat the repeat. Somewhere around batch eleven, a download fails silently and forty labels go missing until the courier asks where the parcels are.
High-volume sellers don't need more hands — they need the batch to be a first-class thing: started once, observable while it runs, and accountable when it's done.
- Connect
- Sync
- Batch
- Confirm
- Upload
- List
- Slips
- Invoices
- Docs
- Manifest
- Closed
Batches as a first-class citizen, not a hundred repeated clicks.
One action starts the run; the engine handles sequencing, retries, and the receipts.
Choose the scope
All new orders, a filtered set, or a hand-picked selection — whatever the day calls for. Scheduled runs pick their own scope automatically.
Launch and watch
The run executes stage by stage with live progress: how many orders in, how many labelled, how many manifested, and the current step at any moment.
Failures retry themselves
Marketplace timeouts and flaky downloads are retried automatically. Anything that genuinely needs a decision is set aside and reported, not silently dropped.
Review the run
Every run produces a result log — per-order outcomes, documents generated, and exceptions — so 'did everything go out?' has a definitive answer.
What big days look like with batches
- Sale days are operationally boring. 300 orders is one run, not one afternoon. You watch a progress bar instead of grinding a checklist.
- Auditability by default. Run history answers disputes and doubts: this batch, this date, these orders, these documents.
- Retries you never see. Most failures fix themselves before you'd have noticed them. The exceptions report is usually short — and honest.
- Same engine, scheduled or manual. Bulk runs are the manual face of the autonomous engine, so behaviour is identical either way.
The pipeline is built for thousands of orders; practical batch sizes in the hundreds run comfortably. Very large days simply become a couple of runs.
Transient failures retry automatically within the run. Orders that need a human decision are separated into the run's exception list with a reason — nothing is silently skipped.
Yes — exceptions can be picked straight into a follow-up run once you've resolved whatever blocked them.
- freeAvailable
- paidAvailable
- ajioLive
- meeshoLive
- amazonPlanned
- flipkartPlanned
- myntraPlanned
The modules around this one.
Agentic order processing
Robnu doesn't wait for you to click. Orders sync and run accept → label → manifest automatically; every label is persisted and retried until safely stored — never lost.
Order management
Live order sync, a clean filterable list, full per-order detail, and a processing pipeline built to handle thousands of orders.
Shipping & fulfillment documents
Shipments with AWB and carrier status, manifests, packing slips, invoices, and labels — generated and retrievable from one Downloads hub.
You sell. Robnu runs the rest.
Live for AJIO and Meesho. Free during early access — no card, no caps. Forever free under 25 orders/day.