The handheld does the work
Barcode scanning at every step; the screen says what to take and where. Someone who arrives in the morning is useful in the afternoon. That is what lets you absorb a peak without breaking quality.
Logistics provider, 3PL, multi-customer
So do your temporary staff. That is what counts on the first Monday of peak season, as much as the depth of the feature list.
Your stock counts do not add up. Picking errors come back as claims, and you pay for them. Every temporary worker needs half a day of training you do not have. And you have just taken on a warehouse, or a customer, with rules that look like none of the ones you already run.
Operations and warehouse managers, at logistics providers and at manufacturers running their own stock.
Barcode scanning at every step; the screen says what to take and where. Someone who arrives in the morning is useful in the afternoon. That is what lets you absorb a peak without breaking quality.
Cycle counting rather than an annual shutdown. Discrepancies show up when they happen, not six months later when nobody remembers anything.
FIFO or FIFO by batch, fewest picks, pick-then-pack or pick-and-pack, dedicated zones. The configuration follows the contract you signed, with no bespoke development for each new customer.
Inbound, outbound, storage, value-added work. What you carry out is what goes on the invoice, without being rebuilt in a spreadsheet at month end.
They check their own stock and place their own orders from a browser. Your operators get back the time they spent answering “where is my order”.
That is the situation we meet most often: you win a customer, or take over a site, and the rules look like nothing you already run.
TALK is multi-site and multi-customer on the same database. Adding a warehouse does not call the configuration of the others into question, and you keep a consolidated view.
Gamma© interface for e-ADs and simplified accompanying documents, material accounting, monthly excise returns. If you are an authorised warehousekeeper, this is the page for you.
Traceability by pallet through batch numbers and by product through serial numbers, with best-before and use-by dates and alerts. A batch recall takes minutes.
Classes, UN numbers, storage incompatibility checks, ICPE.
Nothing in particular. But if you have them to hand, these three things let us answer precisely from the first conversation: the number of SKUs and locations, the list of your customers with their picking rules, and the exchange formats your principals impose on you.