Abstract: A method of distributing products, including computer processing content of the orders including regrouping the orders into groups of orders, and ungrouping the content of each order group into a order subgroups; regrouping the products, including performing a collection of the products, reading the identifier of each collected product and arranging each to obtain a concordance between the product groups and the order groups, ungrouping the products, including for each product group performing a collection of the products, reading the identifier of each collected product and arranging each in a compartment associated with a product subgroup to obtain a concordance between the product subgroups and the order subgroups, and a step of final separation including for each product subgroup performing a collection of each of the products, reading the identifier and arranging each in a compartment associated with a physical order.

Abstract: A method of distributing products (P1, P2, P3, . . . , Py, y being a whole number not equal to zero) enabling, by manipulation and displacement of the products, rapid collection of the products, each product having an identifier prior to shipment such that each final product collection corresponds to a list of products itself corresponding to a physical order (C1, C2, C3, . . . Cx, x being a whole number not equal to zero), the products originating from one or more suppliers (F1, F2, F3, . . . ) or one or more stocks (S1), including a step of computer processing content of the orders (C1, C2, C3, . . . , Cx) including regrouping the orders into a multiplicity of groups of orders (GC10, GC20, GC30, . . . ) according to at least one selected condition, and of ungrouping the content of each order group into a multiplicity of order subgroups (SGC10, SGC20, SGC30, . . . ); m step(s) of regrouping of the products (P1, P2, P3, . . .