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WMS systems or warehouse management solutions are designed for real time full cycle warehouse management – from receiving materials and products at the warehouse to shipment – which allows shortening time for performing warehouse operations, optimizing the use of existing warehouse space and warehouse resources and significantly speeding up the inventory turnover.

Arranging the address structure of the warehouse:

• determining warehouse areas: location area, storage area, dispatch area, picking/kiting areas
• identifying warehouse elements: row, column, floor, storage place etc.
• generating storage places structure and tagging warehouse elements with barcodes

Distributing, issuing and internal transporting of inventory:

• Distribution /issuance rules by storage conditions:

- restrictions by weight, best before date, temperature mode, chemical parameters

- restrictions by product name, products groups (number of names, name groups in the same storage area)

- restrictions for the number of floors and the depth of location

- restrictions on the placement/issuance of the same type storage cells

• FIFO, LIFO, FEFO product placement / issuance strategy
• Accepting products on mono/consolidated pallets (indicating pallet nomenclature)
• Generating barcodes for products and multiple package
• Placing inventories into empty cells and filling in the cells
• Shipment from fixed cells of the total amount of cell and a partial shipment (box splitting)
• Arrangements for optimizing disposable storage space (warehouse compression) by event or a preset schedule
• Arrangements for “cleaning” storage areas (picking area, kiting area) by event or a preset schedule
• Generating placement / transfer/issuing assignments for warehouse personnel via documents and DCT tasks

Stock inventory:

• Taking inventory counting by event (by the order or in case of determining deviations from recorded data), on schedule (daily/weekly/monthly/annually)
• Inventory counting by inventory sheet or DCT
• Inventory counting by several units of measure (e.g. by weight and number)
• Inventory of products and packing
• Complete inventory counting with blocking warehouse operations
• Spot inventory counting by stock area, by product
• Cycle inventory counting by stock area, product, date
• Automated and manual registration of canceled inventory
• Inventory counting using a DCT in the following modes:

- RF-assisted Cycle count (the inventory sheet is in the DCT, the user determines the inventory order himself)

- RF-direct Cycle count (the inventory sheet is in the DCT, the DCT instructs the user regarding the inventory order)

- Zero-crossing inventory counting