We are focused on the future and continuous development. This time, the challenge we faced was to automate the handling of the warehouse to increase efficiency within the WMS.  

What is a WMS?

A WMS is warehouse management software used to control and optimise warehouse operations. A modern solution used in logistics, it improves the control of the quantity of goods received into the warehouse and faster order picking.

WMS in our company

Once the strategic phase was completed, the programme was configured, launched and staff trained, an inventory was taken. With this, the warehouse started operations with the new system.

When goods are received, a barcode label is affixed to the products, enabling their subsequent identification and control. Warehousemen can use terminals to check the final storage location. product and the number of units in stock.

Take a look at this short video showing the WMS process in our company, which has been adapted to the specifications of our industry. This has served us well. gas meter housing.

Take a look at our film showing the WMS system in our company.

We focus on development

We act boldly, we want to meet your expectations not only in terms of unbeatable prices and assortment. Therefore, we are finding new ways to develop our company. With an increasing scale of orders and warehouse processes, the implementation of the system gives us this opportunity.

What are the benefits of a WMS?

The implementation of a WMS supports the operation of the company. It ensures rapid preparation of goods for dispatch and the ability to handle a large number of diverse orders. In summary, above all, it has many advantages such as:

• It undoubtedly allows for better and easier identification of goods.
• Ensuring that goods are delivered in the correct order, which contributes to fewer errors and mistakes and therefore fewer complaints.
• The system allows us to control the stock in real time at all times, to make maximum use of available space and to maintain order in the warehouse.
• Certainly increases accuracy and automation of inventory processes
• Faster deployment and adaptation of new employees
• Above all, work optimisation becomes more efficient by as much as 45%

The data collected in the WMS makes it possible to analyse warehouse processes, spot inefficient elements and then optimise them.

The WMS develops and evolves with the company. By implementing a warehouse management system, the quality of service to the end customer can be improved. It has a number of solutions to speed up and eliminate errors during picking.