Every item has a place — and you know where.
Warehouse management shows stock by location on a visual floor plan, picks straight from the customer order, and speaks up on its own when an item drops below minimum stock — instead of someone carrying the warehouse around in their head.
The floor plan shows where an item actually sits
Zones like goods-in, storage, shipping, and quarantine can be placed freely on the floor plan, and every rack opens into its own compartment-by-level occupancy view — color-coded by occupancy, product group, or minimum stock, instead of being looked up in a spreadsheet.
- Freely place zones: goods-in, storage, shipping, quarantine.
- A rack view with levels, bays, and occupancy in percent.
- Run main and secondary warehouses in parallel, each with its own floor plan.
Picking straight from the order
A picking order is created straight from the customer order, instead of gathering material by word of mouth. Whoever is on the floor sees open picking orders at a glance and picks which warehouse is being worked.
- Create a picking order from an existing order with one click.
- Open picking orders in one central view, filtered by warehouse.
- Check off items right at the storage location, no paper list.
A cutoff stocktake per rack instead of the whole warehouse at once
A stocktake can be scoped to a single rack, with a cutoff date and its own target/actual status per position — useful when the business has to keep running during the count instead of closing entirely for a stocktake.
- Scope a stocktake to a rack or a warehouse, with a cutoff date.
- Open/closed status per stocktake, with a counter for positions counted.
- Run several stocktakes in parallel without blocking each other.
Reorder before it gets tight
Every item carries a minimum stock level; once stock drops below it, the item appears in the list automatically, complete with a reorder suggestion and its stored supplier. One click turns that into a reorder proposal for the whole warehouse area.
- An automatic list of every item under minimum stock, per warehouse.
- A reorder proposal with supplier, one click away.
- Minimum stock freely configurable per item.
See which rack is actually busy
A 30-day movement analysis per rack shows which locations are visited often and which barely at all — the basis for slotting hints that move fast movers closer to shipping instead of leaving them at the back of the warehouse.
- Movements per rack over 30 days, color-coded from rare to frequent.
- Slotting hints when fast movers sit in an inconvenient spot.
- Movements per day as an overall view of warehouse activity.
