Restart App
Close the app completely and reopen it. This fixes many temporary issues.
This troubleshooting guide helps you solve common problems in Shipedge Warehouse Pro. Each problem includes step-by-step solutions you can try before contacting support.
Start with the quick fixes, then follow the detailed steps if needed. Most problems have simple solutions that don’t require support.
Try these quick solutions first for most problems:
Close the app completely and reopen it. This fixes many temporary issues.
Verify WiFi or mobile data is enabled and working. Many errors are connection-related.
Check warehouse name and key are correct. Incorrect settings cause many problems.
Clear app cache in Android Settings → Apps → Shipedge Warehouse Pro → Clear Cache.
Verify all required permissions are granted in Android Settings → Apps → Permissions.
Problem: Login fails with error message “Error, try again please”.
Quick Fixes:
If problem persists: Contact warehouse administrator to verify account status and credentials.
Problem: Error message “No connection to internet” appears.
Quick Fixes:
Detailed Steps:
Check Network Status
Open Android Settings → Network & Internet. Verify WiFi or mobile data is enabled and connected.
Test Internet Connection
Open a web browser and try loading a website. If websites don’t load, fix your internet connection first.
Check Warehouse Server
Verify your warehouse server is accessible. Try accessing warehouse URL in browser if possible.
Restart Network
Turn WiFi or mobile data off and on again. This refreshes the network connection.
Try Different Network
If possible, try connecting from a different network to see if problem is network-specific.
Error Window: If you see the error window with “Error!! check your network state”, tap “Ok” and check your network connection.
Problem: Error message “Out of service” appears.
Cause: Warehouse key is incorrect or warehouse service is unavailable.
Solutions:
Verify Warehouse Key
Check warehouse key is correct. It’s case-sensitive and must match exactly.
Check Warehouse Name
Verify warehouse name is correct. It must match your warehouse identifier exactly.
Contact Administrator
Contact warehouse administrator to verify:
Check Server Status
If possible, verify warehouse server is running and accessible.
Note: This error means authentication failed. Usually caused by incorrect warehouse key.
Problem: Message “Please contact your supplier to active your device” appears.
Cause: Device needs activation by warehouse administrator.
Solutions:
Get Device Serial Number
Long-press the app icon on login screen, or go to Android Settings → About Phone → Serial Number.
Contact Administrator
Contact your warehouse administrator with:
Wait for Activation
Administrator activates devide so this may take a few minutes or hours.
Try Logging In Again
After activation, try logging in again. Device should now be recognized.
Note: Device activation is required for some warehouses. Administrator must activate device before you can log in.
Problem: Message “Your request was registered, try again” appears.
Cause: Login request is being processed.
Solutions:
Wait a Few Seconds
Server is processing your request. Wait 5-10 seconds before trying again.
Try Logging In Again
After waiting, try logging in again. Request should be processed.
Check Account Status
If problem persists, contact administrator to verify account status.
Note: This is usually temporary. Server processes request and then allows login.
Problem: Can’t save warehouse settings in settings window.
Solutions:
Check Required Fields
Ensure warehouse name is entered. App requires warehouse name to save settings.
Verify Warehouse Key
If warehouse key is empty, app tries to auto-fill from previous settings. If no previous settings exist, you must enter key manually.
Check Storage Space
Verify device has storage space. Low storage can prevent saving settings.
Restart App
Close app completely and reopen. Settings window should appear again.
Clear App Data (Last Resort)
If nothing works, clear app data (Settings → Apps → Shipedge Warehouse Pro → Clear Data). You’ll need to reconfigure warehouse.
Error Messages:
Problem: App can’t reach warehouse server.
Solutions:
Check Internet Connection
Verify WiFi or mobile data is enabled and working. Test with browser.
Verify Warehouse URL
Check warehouse name is correct. Server URL format: https://[warehouse].shipedge.com
Try Different Network
Test from different network (mobile data vs WiFi) to see if problem is network-specific.
Error Messages:
Problem: Error window shows “Error!! check your network state”.
Solutions:
Tap “Ok” Button
Dismiss error window by tapping “Ok” button.
Check Network Status
Go to Android Settings → Network & Internet. Verify connection is active.
Restart Network
Turn WiFi or mobile data off and on again. This refreshes connection.
Return to App
After fixing network, return to app and try operation again.
Note: This error window appears when network check fails. Fix network connection first.
Problem: App closes immediately after opening.
Solutions:
Restart Device
Restart your Android device. This clears temporary issues.
Clear App Cache
Go to Android Settings → Apps → Shipedge Warehouse Pro → Storage → Clear Cache. Don’t clear data yet.
Check Storage Space
Verify device has free storage. Low storage can cause crashes.
Check Android Version
Verify Android version is compatible. App requires Android 4.0+ (check current requirements).
Reinstall App
Uninstall and reinstall app. You’ll need to reconfigure warehouse settings.
Contact Support
If problem persists, contact support with:
Note: Crashes on startup often indicate corrupted app data or compatibility issues.
Problem: App crashes while using specific features.
Solutions:
Note When It Crashes
Identify which feature or action causes crash. This helps diagnose problem.
Restart App
Close app completely and reopen. Try the same action again.
Clear App Cache
Clear cache in Android Settings → Apps → Shipedge Warehouse Pro → Clear Cache.
Check Memory
Close other apps to free memory. Low memory can cause crashes.
Update App
Check for app updates in Play Store. Updates often fix crash issues.
Report to Support
Contact support with:
Problem: Product or bin search returns “not found” or “does not exist”.
Solutions:
Verify Item Exists
Confirm product or bin exists in warehouse system. Check with administrator if needed.
Check Spelling
Verify search term is spelled correctly. Try scanning barcode instead of typing.
Try Different Search
Try searching by:
Check Item Status
Verify item is active in system. Inactive items may not appear in search.
Refresh Data
If possible, refresh inventory data. Item may have been added recently.
Error Messages:
Problem: Changes or scans aren’t saved to local database.
Solutions:
Check Storage Space
Verify device has free storage. Low storage prevents saving data.
Verify Permissions
Check app has storage permissions. Go to Android Settings → Apps → Permissions.
Check Database
Verify database isn’t corrupted. Clear app cache if needed (not data).
Restart App
Close and reopen app. This refreshes database connection.
Reinstall App (Last Resort)
If nothing works, reinstall app. You’ll lose local data, so sync first if possible.
Note: Data saves to local SQLite database. Check database if you have access.
Problem: App is slow or unresponsive.
Solutions:
Close Other Apps
Close apps running in background. Free memory improves performance.
Clear App Cache
Clear cache in Android Settings → Apps → Shipedge Warehouse Pro → Clear Cache.
Check Storage Space
Free up device storage. Low storage slows app performance.
Restart Device
Restart Android device. This clears memory and refreshes system.
Check Network
Slow network can make app feel slow. Check connection speed.
Update App
Check for app updates. Updates often include performance improvements.
Note: App performance depends on device specs, available memory, and network speed.
Problem: App uses too much battery.
Solutions:
Reduce Screen Brightness
Lower screen brightness saves battery. App uses screen frequently.
Close App When Not Using
Close app completely when not in use. Background usage drains battery.
Check Network Usage
Frequent network requests use battery. Sync only when needed.
Update App
Check for updates. Newer versions may be more battery-efficient.
Note: Warehouse apps use battery due to scanning, network, and screen usage. This is normal.
Contact support if:
Before contacting support:
See Contact Support for how to reach support team.
Next Steps:
Settings:
Hardware: