Receiving, picking and locations are not concepts you invent here. That is exactly the language the system speaks.
06:30
The document is already in the system. Two workers scan the pallets and every gap from the order is flagged before the driver gets a signature.
10:00
The picker sees the lines on the phone and scans every item into the box. A wrong item simply does not go through.
16:00
End of shift, two aisles, location by location. Wi-Fi dead corners included: scans wait on the device and sync later.
The three big flows and what holds them up, each with its full page.
Receiving against documents, picking with verification, locations, counts and permissions: the core that businesses buy a WMS for, with no servers, no dedicated handhelds and no months of implementation. The phones your team already carries are the terminals, and the system works from week one.
I'm really happy with the system, and especially the service! I've done inventory counts for years and never worked with a company that responded so fast and professionally. A pleasure to work with you! On top of that the software is smart and easy to operate. Truly comfortable to work with.
M.A Mechitzot Ltd.
VP Operations
Yes. Catalogs of tens of thousands of items and hundreds of thousands of scans in one business are routine.
Keep scanning. Scans persist on the device and sync automatically the moment there is a connection.
Yes. Print a label per location, scan it at the start of a zone, and every scan after it is assigned automatically.
Every scan carries who and when. The warehouse manager sees all movements; a worker sees their own work.
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