Warehouse Management
Key Features
- Receiving Function
- Location Management
- Bar-Coding. Labeling at manufacturing or receiving area.
- Real-Time, Wireless RF Handheld Communication. Directed tasks.
- Putaway Function
- Material Handling and Movement. Audit trails of all activity.
- Inventory Management and Cycle Counting
- Standard Reporting, Label Design and Print Control.
- Waving: Grouped Release of Orders
- Batching: Batching Picks and Tasks
- Picking, Packing, Shipping functions
Warehouse Management (WMS)
Reduce Costs and Increase Productivity
Product Overview
In today's warehousing and distribution centers, everyone is looking for a better ROI. Deploying a Warehouse Management System is a very good way to reduce costs and increase productivity. Whether you own a legacy WMS system and are looking to replace it with current technology or you are thinking about implementing a system for a new warehouse, a solid WMS package can greatly reduce costs and increase operational efficiency and accuracy.
Typically, the most popular driving forces behind implementing warehousing software include:
- Labor savings
- Inventory savings and accuracy
- Meeting customer requirements
Your customers are actively restructuring their vendor relationships to deal with fewer trading partners...partners with a demonstrated capability to turn a high volume of small floor-ready orders in a matter of hours rather than weeks. The logistics capability of responding quickly and accurately to these high velocity QR orders can transform a distribution "quagmire" into a significant competitive advantage. By implementing Foxfire WMS Software, your distribution center can increase labor productivity significantly, improve inventory accuracy to near 100%, and virtually eliminate shipping errors.
Foxfire WMS is available in three versions. WMS Core for smaller single-site warehouse operations, WMS Express for midsized or multi-site operations requiring faster deployments, and WMS Enterprise for larger tier 1 operations that require very specific build-out specifications and high degrees of additional warehouse automation.
Key Benefits
- Greatly enhances on-time performance, inventory optimization, and transaction accuracy.
- Integral part of the supply chain, controlling the movement and storage of materials within an operation while processing the associated transactions
- Directs and optimizes stock putaway based on real-time information related to bin utilization
- Reduces dependencies on personal memory for inventory locations.
- Utilizes "Auto ID" & "Data Capture" technology, including barcode scanners, mobile computers from providers like
- Intermec and Motorola, wireless LANs, and RFID to efficiently monitor the flow of inventory.
- Increases order fulfillment rates
- Uses RF equipment to manage the workforce by assigning tasks to employees dynamically by priority sequencing
