Traditional warehouse management
systems have often proven too complex
and expensive to implement for the
business benefits derived.
The Label&Track™ Barcode/RFID Driven
Traceability and Warehouse solution
concentrates on the key areas most
likely to yield maximum business
benefits.
And with the Label&Track™ Logistics
Module this is all driven from a simple
pallet scan at the point of work!
 | `Traditional warehouse
management systems have often proven too complex and expensive to implement for the business benefits derived...` |
LOGISTICS MODULE
Pallet Scan
A scan of the label applied to the pallet
creates a record of the pallet in the
system and specifies an initial location.
The ERP system SKU level inventory is
then immediately updated with accurate
real time production data.
Receipting & Put Away
When a pallet arrives at the finished
goods warehouse it is receipted into
the system and put away to a specific
location by scanning the pallet label
and the location label. This is available
for receipting of manufactured goods
and purchased goods (against a
purchase order). One step or two step
receipting and put away is available,
with directed put away if required.
- Trade unit to pallet
management
- Lot number traceability
- Location management
by pallet
- Warehouse rotation
- ERP systems integration
- All transactions driven
by scan of barcode
Pick, Pack & Dispatch
Upon receipt of a sales order/picking
request from the ERP system, a pick
list is generated on the handheld
terminal or on paper. Warehouse staff
use the handheld terminal to pick
the appropriate pallets and product
from the specified bulk or pick face
locations, to ensure rotation of inventory
on a FIFO basis. The pallet label is
scanned and variances between
ordered and picked quantities are
highlighted. At dispatch, container
and vehicle details can be captured
and multiple copies of the bill of lading
printed. The ERP system is immediately
updated with details of the goods
dispatched, to drive the invoicing
process. An intermediate packing
step is available if required.
Inventory Management
Manage inventory movements
between locations within a warehouse
by scanning the pallet label and the
new location for it. Movements between
warehouses can either be captured as
adhoc movements by scanning a pallet
out of a location and into a new location
in the new warehouse, or as a directed
transfer order from the ERP system
which is then picked and shipped,
and then receipted at the destination.
Alerts for pick face replenishment
are generated when the quantity
in the pick face falls below a
predetermined minimum pick face
quantity for the product.
 | `The Label&Track™ logistics module concentrates on the key areas most likely to yield maximum business benefits...` |
Inventory Maintenance & Adjustments
The characteristics of the pallet include
amending the number of units on the
pallet (in the case of damaged cartons)
or reclassifying the product on the pallet.
Stock Take & Cycle Counting
Undertake stock takes very effectively
by scanning locations and pallet labels.
Individual pallet identification highlights
variances as specific pallets during
a reconciliation, improving the focus
for recounting. Quantities only need
to be counted and entered for pick
face locations. When the stock take
is finalised the ERP system is updated
with the results. Individual parts of
the warehouse can be selected
at any time for cycle counts which
are also undertaken by scanning pallet
and location labels, with the ERP
system updated with the finalised
results. Effective regular cycle counts
should reduce the need for regular
full stock takes.
- One or two step receipting
and put away
- Directed put away
- Eliminate picking errors
- FIFO warehouse rotation
- Dispatch details and documentation
- Rapid and accurate stock taking
- All the complicated functions -
damages, reclassification, QA Control