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Planned product · In development

Warehouse Management System

Stock, locations and movements across warehouses.

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Planned: sites and bins, receiving and put-away, picking, packing and dispatch, barcodes, batches and serial numbers, stock counts and returns, linked to transport planning. The screens shown are concepts, and customization is available as per the client's needs.

What it covers

  • Multiple sites, zones and bins
  • Receiving, put-away, picking and packing
  • Barcode, batch and serial tracking
  • Stock counts and returns
  • Link to the Transport Management System

Built for

Distributors and businesses holding stock in one or more warehouses.

Screens on this site are illustrations with invented sample data. Tax rules and e-invoicing support are being verified with qualified advisers and official sources. Nothing here is a statement of filed or certified compliance.

warehouse / bin map (concept)

Zone A · 12 bins

Concept
ReceivingPO-2201 · 14 lines
PickingWave 7 · 38 lines
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Key screens

warehouse / receiving (concept)
OrderLinesReceivedPut-away
PO-220114149
PO-2202640
warehouse / picking (concept)
1Wave
2Pick
3Pack
4Dispatch
Order 5531 · 6 linesPicking
Order 5532 · 3 linesPacked
warehouse / stock count (concept)

Counted

92%

Differences

7

Bins

480

Illustrations with invented sample data. Screens are customised to each client.

How we would build it

  1. 01

    Listen

    We learn how your work runs today: who does what, with which files and rules.

  2. 02

    Design

    You see screens and a fixed scope with a plan and a price before we build.

  3. 03

    Build

    We deliver in short stages with live demos, so you steer as it takes shape.

  4. 04

    Support

    We deploy, train your team, and stay for fixes and the next improvements.

How do you price a project?

After the design step you receive a fixed scope, a plan and a price. Work outside that scope is quoted separately, before it starts.

Who owns the system and the data?

You own your data. Ownership and licensing of the code are agreed in writing before work starts.

What happens after launch?

We deploy, train your team and stay available for fixes and improvements, under a support arrangement agreed up front.

Contact

Have a workflow that needs a system?

Describe how it runs today. We will reply with questions and a proposed next step.

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