Zones, racks, shelves and pick lists.
Warehouse 2 · Pick list PL-208
2 of 4 picked
A-02-3 · Atta 5 kg
Batch 0924 · oldest first
A-04-1 · Ghee 1 L
Batch 0811
B-01-2 · Olive oil 1 L
Batch 1002
C-03-4 · Box M
Packaging
- Bins
- by zone, rack and shelf
- Any number
- of warehouses
Part of Warehouse & Inventory, alongside Inventory and Purchasing.
Three steps, the way a shop does it.
Put it away
Goods received go to a bin. The app suggests one; the scan confirms it.
Pick the right batch
Pick lists send people to the shelf, oldest expiry first.
Pack by the rules
A courier parcel, a truckload and a grocery run each pack under their own checks.
A wrong pack is stopped, so the packer doesn't have to remember.
Weight for the courier, an e-way bill for the truck, expiry for the grocery run. Pick the rules once and every pack is checked against them.
What you get.
Multiple warehouses per store, each with its own address
Zone, rack and shelf locations with capacity
Put-away to a bin, with a default bin per batch
Transfers that keep batch and expiry intact
Pick lists sorted by walking order
Pack bench rules for parcel, wholesale and quick commerce
Packaging stock that is used up as you pack
Cycle counts by location instead of an annual shutdown
Warehousing, answered.
Do I need scanners in the warehouse?
No. A phone camera scans bins and products. Handheld scanners work too.
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Do I need scanners in the warehouse?
No. A phone camera scans bins and products. Handheld scanners work too.