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Solution
Accurate stock movements and location tracking, from receiving through storage to picking and dispatch.
Typical challenges
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Paper-based or delayed updates leave system inventory out of sync with the floor.
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Without location scanning, items get put away without a reliable record.
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Manual counting ties up staff and still leaves gaps between counts.
Concept
We put identification at each stock movement — putaway, replenishment, picking, dispatch — so location and quantity update in your WMS as the movement happens, not after.
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Scannable location labels across racking and storage areas.
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Rugged handhelds confirming pick location and quantity in real time.
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Faster, scan-based counts instead of manual paper counts.
Integration
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Movement events update stock location and quantity directly in your WMS.
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Racking density and aisle layout are reviewed to place scan points correctly.
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Wi-Fi coverage and offline fallback behaviour are checked on site.
Method
We assess your current process, volumes and systems around warehouse traceability.
We specify the equipment, software and data flows for the target setup.
We validate performance on a representative line or site before rollout.
We install, configure, train users and hand over with documentation.
Related products
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Handheld hardware for putaway, picking and cycle counts.
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Durable location and bin labels for racking and floor areas.
Evidence
Warehouse
Added scan confirmation at putaway to eliminate misplaced stock records.
Warehouse
Replaced periodic paper counts with rolling scan-based counts by zone.
FAQ
In most cases yes — we scope the connection during the audit stage.
Yes, scan-based cycle counts are part of the standard warehouse traceability setup.
We check coverage on site and design an offline fallback where needed.
Next step
Tell us about your warehouse layout and current WMS — we'll scope a feasibility study.