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WMS · Warehouse management
Stock that always adds up

Locations, batches and shelf life at the centre, covering the whole chain from receiving, put-away and picking to checking and shipping. It talks up to ERP / SRM and down to WCS and conveyors, lifting stock accuracy and productivity together.

04 — WMS

WMS · Warehouse management
Stock that always adds up

Locations, batches and shelf life at the centre, covering the whole chain from receiving, put-away and picking to checking and shipping. Up to ERP / SRM, down to WCS and conveyors.

  • Receiving and put-awayDelivery appointments, receiving checks, recommended locations and put-away tasks
  • Locations and stockLocation coding, capacity limits, multiple owners and multiple warehouses
  • Outbound and wavesOrder pooling, wave strategy, pick-path optimisation and checking
  • Batch and expiryFIFO and FEFO enforced, with alerts before anything expires
  • Counting and accuracyCycle counts, variance review, location freeze and a full adjustment trail
  • Task dispatch and feedbackTasks go out to WCS and conveyors through an interface, with execution status coming back
99.9%Stock accuracy
↑40%Picking productivity
↓35%Line-side wait
Screen preview

Locations, tasks and progress in one view

Locations coloured by occupancy, busy zones highlighted, task progress and status side by side, so a blockage shows at once.

WMS / live locationsZone A
Zone A · AS/RS locations1,842 of 2,400 occupied
Empty Low Full In use
Live tasks6 total
TASK-8821Case pick · A-12-03 Done
TASK-8822Case move · to packing Running
TASK-8823Put-away · GRN RK-1105 Queued
A worker in a racking aisle holding a scanner up to a location label
Scan the location, the count matchesReceiving, put-away and picking all leave a location trail, so a count variance is explained on the spot.

Illustrative render · AI-generated

Where it fits

Three common starting points

The same product lands differently in every plant. These are the three starting points we meet most often.

CASE 01Waiting at the line side

Line-side material is found by walking, and lines stop waiting. Set locations and delivery waves per station, and material arrives on takt.

↓35%Line-side wait
CASE 02Each picking

When orders spike, picking depends on veterans who know the locations. Wave strategy and path optimisation get new hands productive quickly.

↑40%Picking productivity
CASE 03Batch and expiry

Batch and expiry live in a ledger and FIFO slips. Hard rules on batch and shelf life, with allocation applied automatically at outbound.

99.9%Stock accuracy