Warehouse Definition & Location Management
The definitions and layout planning that form the basis of warehouse processes are carried out at this stage. Operations such as warehouse relations and location-based stock management are managed here. Thanks to warehouse organization, location-based addressing, authorization and category-based management, material flow is optimized, warehouse processes are accelerated and error rates are minimized.
Features
- Warehouse Definition & Warehouse Groups
- Location Based Warehouse Management
- Addressing and Shelf Layout Management
- Warehouse Authorization & Access Controls
- Warehouse Zoning & Category Management
- Barcode & RFID Integration
- Transaction History & Notifications
Warehouse Definition & Warehouse Groups
Warehouses are defined by categorizing them according to their functions and locations. Different warehouse types such as central, regional or production warehouses can be determined. By creating warehouse groups, multi-location warehouse management of businesses is facilitated.
Location-Based Warehouse Management
Each warehouse is divided into specific locations to optimize material management. Regional, floor-based or shelf-based layouts can be made, making it easier to track products and ensuring correct positioning.
Addressing and Shelf Layout Management
All locations within the warehouse (shelf, corridor, floor, area, etc.) are addressed to create a systematic structure. Warehouse route optimization is provided for the most efficient placement of products.
Warehouse Authorization & Access Controls
User-based authorization is applied to ensure security in warehouse operations. Only authorized persons are allowed to access certain areas, thus ensuring the protection of sensitive or critical materials.
Warehouse Zoning & Category Management
Warehouse areas are divided into zones based on criteria such as temperature, hazard level, access requirements, etc. For example, cold chain products can be restricted to a certain area or chemical products can be directed to special storage areas.
Barcode & RFID Integration
Warehouse management is supported by barcode and RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) technologies to speed up operations. With barcode readers and RFID scanners, movements within the warehouse are tracked instantly and human errors are minimized.
Transaction History & Notifications
All movements within the warehouse are recorded to create a detailed history. Instant notifications send transaction alerts to those responsible, so errors are detected in advance and processes are managed without interruption.