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Warehousing & Distribution.Built to Flow.

Connect receiving, putaway, inventory, picking, packing, and dispatch in one visible flow—from inbound dock to outbound order.

Real-time movement Lot & serial traceability Multi-location ready
Warehouse Flow ControlBatam Distribution Hub
LIVE
Inbound today18+4 since 08:00
Active orders4212 in picking
Stock accuracy99.4%last cycle count
Today’s operating flowUpdated 1 min ago
01Receive18 / 18
02Putaway15 / 18
03Pick12 active
04Dispatch05 queued
Priority ordersToday’s SLA
SO-18952
PT Alpha Components8 lines · 124 units
Priority
SO-18947
Regional Hub SG5 lines · 86 units
Picking
SO-18940
Industrial Service Co.3 lines · 48 units
Ready
01 / FLOW

One flow from dock to dispatch.

Every movement carries a status, location, process owner, and transaction trail that can be traced.

01

Receiving

PO, ASN, supplier lot, quantity

02

Quality Gate

IQC, hold, release, disposition

03

Putaway

Locations, capacity, priority

04

Inventory

Stock, lots, expiry, movement

05

Fulfilment

Waves, picking, packing

06

Dispatch

Shipment, loading, proof

CONTROL POINTS

The right control at every movement.

Reduce operational blind spots without forcing warehouse teams into complicated processes.

01Dock → Receiving

Inbound accuracy

Validate purchase orders, quantities, supplier lots, barcodes, and documents before stock becomes available.

02Receiving → Storage

Location discipline

Guide putaway and transfers using locations, capacity, status, or storage rules.

03Storage → Control

Inventory integrity

Every issue, transfer, adjustment, lot split, and return updates history and stock balances.

04Order → Shipment

Order execution

Prioritise waves, picking, packing, staging, and dispatch against SLAs and availability.

WAREHOUSE CONTROL LAYER

See capacity, priorities, and risk in one view.

Warehouse zones, work queues, stock risks, and order progress become one connected operation.

  • Location capacity and utilisation
  • Receiving, putaway, picking, and dispatch queues
  • Exceptions for holds, shortages, expiry, and variances
  • Work priorities based on SLAs and material readiness
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Warehouse Control MapWH-BTM-01 · Morning shift
96% connected
INBOUNDReceiving & verification
08 2 queued
QC HOLDInspection & disposition
03 1 priority
STORAGE AFast-moving inventory
86% Capacity
STORAGE BStandard inventory
64% Capacity
PICK FACEPicking execution
12 Active orders
STAGINGPacking & loading
05 Shipments
Normal Needs attention Active
END-TO-END TRACEABILITY

Every movement leaves a trace.

From supplier lot to customer shipment, inventory history stays connected for audits, investigations, and faster decisions.

TRACE IDTRC-AX82-240731Status: shipped
01
SupplierASN-260731

Supplier lot SL-8842

02
ReceivingRCV-240731-018

120 units received

03
InventoryLOT-AX82-04

Location A-03-02

04
PickingPICK-240731-44

Order SO-18952

05
ShipmentSHP-240731-09

Customer delivery

Total movements07
Locations recorded04
Quality events01
Audit trail100%
BUILT FOR REAL OPERATIONS

For warehouses that need speed, accuracy, and control.

01

Distribution Centres

High inbound volume, multi-zone storage, wave picking, and scheduled dispatch.

02

Manufacturing Warehouses

Material receiving, IQC, kitting, line replenishment, and material returns.

03

Multi-location Inventory

Inter-site transfers, stock visibility, replenishment, and central reporting.

04

Trading & Wholesale

Purchasing, allocation, fulfilment, delivery, and customer order visibility.

05

Expiry-sensitive Stock

Batches, expiry, FEFO, hold status, and controlled release.

06

Project-based Stores

Material reservation, project issue, returns, and usage traceability.

IMPLEMENTATION PATH

Start with the critical flow. Scale after it works.

A phased approach helps teams create value sooner without disrupting the whole warehouse operation.

01

Map the flow

Map goods, documents, statuses, exceptions, roles, and decisions from inbound to outbound.

02

Set control rules

Define master data, barcodes, locations, approvals, quality gates, and movement rules.

03

Digitise execution

Implement receiving, inventory, picking, or dispatch in the priority area.

04

Connect and scale

Connect ERP, scanners, couriers, dashboards, and additional sites after the process stabilises.

FAQ

Questions before building warehousing and distribution systems.

Practical answers about scope, devices, traceability, and integration.

01How is a warehousing solution different from the WMS product?

This page covers an end-to-end operating solution that can combine WMS, inventory, quality, ERP integration, scanners, dashboards, and custom workflows. The WMS product is one of its core components.

02Can the system use handheld or built-in barcode scanners?

Yes. Workflows can support handheld scanners, mobile computers, built-in device scanners, label printers, and 1D or 2D barcodes based on operating requirements.

03Can lots, serial numbers, expiry, and lot splits be traced?

Yes. The system can retain supplier lots, internal lots, serial numbers, expiry, quality status, lot splits, movement history, and links to orders or shipments.

04Can it connect with an existing ERP or accounting system?

Yes. Integration can use APIs, databases, file exchange, middleware, or another method suited to the system and company policy.

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