Daisy Warehouse Management System—a versatile solution crafted to streamline operations for professional warehouse operations and store chain.
Designed to enhance fulfillment efficiency and seamlessly automate warehouse tasks, it transforms how businesses manage their supply chain.
A robust Warehouse Management System (WMS) optimizes activities both within and beyond the warehouse.
With a good WMS, every process—from receiving and storing to picking, packing, and shipping—becomes more efficient, benefiting the entire supply chain.
The core features of a WMS support these activities seamlessly.
The most commonly operations for packing and fulfillment activities in the warehouse often occupy the biggest total cost of warehousing.
WMS systems can help lower these costs by improving efficient way to store, retrieve, and pack products. They also support picking technologies that streamline the process, such as radio frequency (RF) with and without scanning verification and algorithms that can help optimize picking paths.
Warehouse management solution makes it easier to fulfil orders using techniques such as single order picking, batch picking, zone picking, cross-docking, wave picking, “put” to order, internal order requests, and more – all helping to streamline order fulfillment.
Warehouse management software offers real-time insight into inventory across various locations, including items in transit and in stores. It utilizes automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) technology like barcodes and RFID for tracking information.
Advanced systems often include features for cycle counting and demand forecasting using analytics and performance insights on products and vendors. These insights enable companies to dynamically adjust inventory levels to meet customer demand, whether in-store or online.
Accurate inventory tracking and other practices are crucial for improving order fulfillment rates, ensuring orders are complete, on time, undamaged, and accompanied by accurate invoices. Additionally, they help in allocating inventory according to custom workflows and picking logic, facilitating faster movement of stock within and out of the warehouse.
A Warehouse Management System (WMS) streamlines the receipt, processing, and storage of items according to specific business rules and warehouse workflows. Traditionally, receiving items involved using pen and paper to match them with purchase orders and physical receipts. Some smaller warehouses still operate this way.
By leveraging RFID technology and integrating with billing and other software, a WMS can automatically receive, validate, and reconcile items against digital purchase orders with a simple barcode scan, while also generating labels for easier storage and retrieval.
Warehouse system integrates with transportation management and logistics software that allows for many ways to expedite the fulfillment process – generating bills of lading, packing lists, and invoices for shipments automatically, for example, as well as sending out automatic shipment notifications.
With real-time tracking features, companies can keep tabs on whether packages arrive on time and to the correct destination. This would help shipments off the stock and in transit to the destination on time.
The system can automatically gather real-time data, bypassing the need for manual data entry, which reduces keying errors and significantly accelerates processes.
This data can be analyzed to monitor crucial metrics like on-time shipments, inventory precision, distribution expenses, order or line fill rates, and order cycle times. The WMS can then generate visual reports that are easily shareable with stakeholders, aiding in making reasonable adjustments.
Operators use a mobile device with integrated barcode reader in warehousing operations and send real-time updates to the warehousing system.
Warehouse management systems come as modular applications that seamlessly integrate with partner's ERP and supply chain platforms. This also helps the system make the use of partner's system strong points. This integration allows for smoother interaction as well as to avoid overlapping or duplicating data.
We have both standalone WMS and built-in WMS for store chain.
Our WMS supports location management in a warehouse.
Depending your cost and requests, we can make application for those.
Our solution supports multi location warehouses in different areas.
Our solution can be implemented on clouds or on-premise.
Our solution can be extended to communicate or integrate with your system via API interfaces.
