Every carton, every pallet, every bin by barcode
From storage bins to transfer orders, from SSCC cartons and pallets to counting; bin stock, inventory and accounting update in the same transaction.
Bin stock: material, batch and quantity per storage bin
From receipt to count, bin by bin
The tools your warehouse team uses every day, on one screen.
Storage bins: capacity and status
Warehouse structure
Warehouses, storage types, sections and bins; bin barcode, capacity limit and blocked bins.
Putaway and picking
Fixed bin, addition and open putaway strategies; picking takes the nearest-expiry batch first.
Transfer orders
Create, confirm, cancel and reverse; goods from receipt and production land in the receiving area automatically.
Barcodes and labels
GS1-128, GTIN, SSCC and bin barcodes resolved in one scan; ZPL templates for material, batch, SSCC and bin labels.
Counting
Create, enter and post count documents; differences are written to bin stock, inventory and accounting in one transaction.
Handling units: SSCC, contents and status
Cartons, pallets and rolls
Handling units with SSCC: pack, move and split. A roll produced at confirmation is born with its own SSCC and measurements, and has a passport.
Five steps from receipt to transfer
Goods are tracked bin by bin from the moment they arrive until they leave.
Receipt
Goods receipts, production confirmations and transfer arrivals land in the receiving area.
- Bin stock is kept per batch
- Units produced at confirmation are born with their own SSCC
- Rejected goods become blocked stock in the bin
Transfer order for putaway from the receiving area
Putaway
The transfer order moves goods to a bin by strategy.
- Fixed bin, addition or open putaway
- Bin capacity is checked on confirmation
- A confirmed order can be reversed
Transfer order detail: source and destination bin
Moves and barcodes
Scan, move and verify on the floor.
- Material, batch, SSCC or bin in one scan
- Handheld flow for bin and unit moves, verified as you scan
- Transfer order confirmation on the Android shop-floor terminal
Handheld screen: scanning and live verification
Counting
Differences are corrected everywhere at posting.
- Count documents per bin
- Differences posted to bin stock, inventory and accounting in one transaction
- Count accuracy report
Count document: counted and expected quantity
Inter-plant transfer
The planned quantity is loaded on the floor by barcode.
- The planner plans the quantity; the floor scans the units
- A specific unit can be pinned to the plan
- The unit moves to the receiving plant with its barcode; e-waybill with packing list
Transfer loading panel: scanned units and counter
Every warehouse movement writes to the other modules at once
No interim transfers, no overnight integrations, no month-end reconciliation.
- Procurement & InventoryGoods receipt lands in the receiving area; stock and value update at once.
- Production PlanningConfirmation brings units into the warehouse with their SSCC; component consumption leaves the bin.
- Finance & AccountingCount differences are posted to accounting in the same transaction.
- Quality ManagementRejected goods become blocked stock in the bin; a quality grade is kept on the unit.
- Sales & DistributionCartons and pallets are assigned to the shipment; the e-waybill is generated with the SSCC list.
About warehouse management
The most common questions before going live.
GS1-128, GTIN, SSCC and bin barcodes are resolved in one scan. There is a handheld flow in the web app and an Android shop-floor terminal (transfer order confirmation, scanning, shipping).
Yes. Bin stock is kept per batch; picking takes the batch with the nearest expiry first.
Yes. SSCC numbers are generated from your GS1 settings. Templates are designed for material, batch, SSCC and bin labels; labels are produced as ZPL.
When a count is posted, the difference is written to bin stock, inventory and accounting in the same transaction; no separate adjustment entry is needed.
Yes. The planner plans the quantity, the floor loads units by barcode, and a specific unit can be pinned to the plan. The unit moves to the receiving plant with the same barcode and the e-waybill is generated with the packing list.
Yes. Every roll produced at confirmation is born with its own SSCC, width, weight and length; its passport shows which order and batch it came from. Cut pieces carry their source.
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