Warehouse Management System
Warehouse
Full visibility across the warehouse process — receiving, storing, shipping, and transfers between warehouses.
- Put-away & FIFO picking recommendations
- Storage locations down to the bin
- Stock taking & warehouse utilization
Warehouse operations management
Make sure inbound (stock-in) and outbound (stock-out) quantities match the stock transfer document. Receiving is faster thanks to automatic put-away recommendations (based on fast- or slow-moving products) and FIFO-based picking recommendations. The captured data also feeds stock taking.
Inventory management down to the bin
Monitor total and per-SKU stock across many warehouses. Storage locations are tracked in tiers — warehouse, aisle/section, down to bin — and space utilization is visible, so you can plan storage for overstock or understock.
Warehouse or the Inventory module in Distribution?
| Warehouse (WMS) | Inventory module in Distribution | |
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Detailed warehouse operations | Stock levels & goods movement for distribution |
| Storage location | Down to aisle/section and bin | Warehouse level only |
| Warehouse space utilization | Yes | No |
| Operator activity in a mobile app | Yes | No |
| Multiple warehouses on one platform | Yes | Yes |
| Stock auto-booked when an order is approved | — | Yes |
Works even better with
Product ID
Need tracking down to individual items? Integrate with Product ID: match receipts and transfers with QR scans, and track & trace by serial number.
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Distribution
If you mainly need stock levels and goods movement for distribution, the Inventory module in Distribution is enough.
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LogisticFrequently asked questions
What is a Warehouse Management System?
A Warehouse Management System (WMS) is logistics software that gives visibility across the whole warehouse process — receiving, storing, shipping, and transferring goods between warehouses.
How does a WMS speed up receiving?
It recommends put-away locations automatically based on product velocity (fast- or slow-moving) and FIFO-based picking, so operators don't have to decide locations manually.
How is a WMS different from the Inventory module in Distribution?
WMS tracks locations down to section and bin, warehouse utilization, and operator activity in a mobile app. The Inventory module in Distribution focuses on per-warehouse stock that is auto-booked when an order is approved and reduced when goods ship.
