WMS selection and implementation
A well-implemented WMS brings order to the warehouse; a poorly implemented one adds work and distrust. We support you from requirements to go-live, with people who know warehouse operations and not only the software.
Signs you need it
- Inventory is controlled in spreadsheets or in the basic ERP module.
- Operators work on paper and the information reaches the system hours later.
- You cannot tell where each product is located without going to look for it.
- Your current system does not handle lots, expiry dates, serial numbers or multiple clients.
- You already bought a WMS, but the implementation stalled or staff do not use it.
What you get
- Prioritised requirements document
- Option evaluation matrix
- Future-state process design in the WMS
- Cleaned and loaded master data (items, locations, clients)
- Test plan and go-live plan
- Role-based training and user manuals
How we work
- 01
Requirements
We document your processes, volumes, business rules and required integrations, and turn them into a prioritised list of requirements.
- 02
Selection
We compare options against those requirements with demonstrations driven by your own cases. As an authorized reseller of logisticaHQ, we tell you so openly.
- 03
Implementation
We configure warehouses, locations and rules, load master data, connect the ERP and mobile devices, and run tests with real scenarios.
- 04
Go-live and stabilisation
We train by role, support the first days of operation on the floor, and adjust what is needed until the team works on its own.
Cloud warehouse management system (WMS)Frequently asked questions
Do you only recommend logisticaHQ?
We are an authorized reseller of logisticaHQ and implement it, but selection starts from your requirements. If another option fits better, we will tell you.
Which mobile devices are used?
logisticaHQ is Zebra Validated and runs on Zebra mobile computers for receiving, putaway, picking and counting. We help you choose the right devices.
Can it be integrated with our ERP?
Yes. During requirements we define which information flows between both systems, such as orders, receipts and stock levels, and how it is integrated.