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Warehouse Control
Find any unit in seconds — and prove where it's been since receiving.
The recall notice arrives at 4 p.m. and the question is simple: where is every affected unit, right now? Warehouses without bin truth answer with overtime and prayer. Warehouse Control answers in one query — every unit tracked by bin, lot, and serial from dock to dock, with the moves to prove it.
From dock to dock
Receipts validate against purchase orders, assign bins, and post inventory with landed cost. Picks follow engineered paths with lot and serial capture. Packs and shipments generate carrier transactions with proof of tender, movement, and delivery.
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Receive and Putaway
Receipts validate against purchase orders, capture lot and serial identity, assign bins by policy, and post inventory with landed cost. Discrepancies hold receipts in quarantine with the variance named.
Pick and Pack
Pick tasks follow engineered paths with FEFO, lot, and customer constraints enforced per scan. Packs verify contents against orders before shipping labels print.
Ship and Prove
Shipments close with carrier tender, tracking identity, and proof of delivery chained to the order. Freight and accessorials generate from shipment facts.
Count Without Stopping
Cycle counts run against snapshot-isolated bins while picks and puts continue around them. Variances adjust with reason codes and recount policy enforced.
Execution guarantees
- Validated moves
- Receipts, picks, and shipments checked against orders and policies per transaction
- Full capture
- Bin, lot, serial, operator, and evidence on every move into the ledger
- Costed receipts
- Landed cost allocated across receipts as goods arrive
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Warehousing by industry
Execution bends per industry — same bin truth, different compliance and freshness stakes.
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Food and Pharma
FEFO picking with expiry enforcement and lot genealogy for recalls. Temperature-controlled zones track compliance readings per putaway and pick.
Retail and E-commerce
High-velocity picking with wave and zone strategies, ship-from-store fulfillment, and returns flowing back through inspection to restock.
Manufacturing
Line-side supermarkets with kanban replenishment, floor-stock bins, and backflush on work-order close. Component lots trace into finished-unit genealogy.
Warehouse Control questions
Section 1
How are lot-controlled picks enforced?
Pick tasks carry lot and FEFO constraints from the order and item policy. Scanning a non-compliant lot refuses the pick and directs the operator to the correct stock.
Section 2
Where does landed cost come from?
Duties, freight, and insurance allocate across receipts during receiving, so inventory valuation reflects what was actually paid rather than invoice price alone.
Section 3
Our pickers will bypass scanning under pressure. Then what?
Moves without scans don't exist in the system — downstream steps (pack, ship, invoice) refuse unscanned stock. The pressure-tested path is the scanned one, because skipping it stops the line faster.
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value: Warehouse moves are transactions, not spreadsheet updates: each move carries source evidence, operator identity, and lineage into the same ledger finance values.
Section 6
Bin-level tracking with mobile barcode flows
Section 7
FEFO and lot-controlled picking with validation
Section 8
Receiving, putaway, cycle count, and shipment execution
Section 9
Landed-cost capture across duties, freight, and insurance