Implementation of a WMS:
The basic logic of any WMS software is combination of items, location, quantity, unit of measure, order information, where to stock, to pick up from and in what sequence to perform these operations. It is all about directed movement before you set up the extensive warehouse system by assigning specific logic to the various combinations of item/order/quantity/location and information in correct sequence.
- Location Sequence: Define the pick up flow through the warehouse and assign a sequence number to each location.
- Zone Logic: It designates an area; combine this with exact location logic within the zone to direct picking, put away, replenishment to and from specific areas of the warehouse.
- Fixed Location. It uses pre-determined fixed locations per item piece picking, case-pick operation, put away and replenishment.
- Random Location: It generally refers to areas where products are not stored in fixed locations. With combination with other logic, exact location can be determined.
- FIFO: Directs picking from the oldest inventory first. First-In-First-Out.
- LIFO: Last-In-First-Out is very relevant for overseas customers because of longer transit time. Especially useful for distribution of perishable goods for both domestic as well as overseas customers.
- Quantity or Unit of Measure: Allows you to
