See how a WMS organizes an entire warehouse
A visual tour of the screens your team would use, from the dashboard to the dispatch dock. Everything shown here is an illustration with sample data.
Main warehouse dashboard
The whole operation on one screen: orders in progress, picking accuracy, inbound pallets and free space, updated as work is scanned on the floor.
Illustrative interface with sample data
Figures that matter today
Orders, accuracy, inbound volume and free locations at the top of the screen.
Workload through the day
Outbound lines by hour show when the floor is busiest.
Orders at a glance
The latest orders with their dock and current status.
Follow the goods through the building
Eight screens in the order stock moves: in at the dock, onto the shelf, and out again as a customer order.
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Inbound operations
Deliveries are booked to a dock before they arrive, then checked against what was ordered as they are unloaded.
- Dock schedule for the day
- Expected and received quantities side by side
- Pallets waiting for put-away
- 2
Shelving
Each received pallet is given a suitable shelf, and the operator confirms placement by scanning the location.
- A suggested location with the reasons for it
- Rack view showing where the pallet goes
- Put-away tasks and their status
- 3
Inventory
Stock levels update with every scanned movement, so the figure on screen matches what is on the shelf.
- Every product with its location and level
- Items below their minimum flagged for reorder
- Transfers recorded as they happen
- 4
Warehouse location availability
A map of every zone shows which locations are free, occupied, reserved or blocked before the next delivery arrives.
- Zone-by-zone view of every bin
- Free space as a share of each zone
- Reserved and blocked locations marked
- 5
Order status
Every open order is shown at its current stage, so the office can answer a customer without walking the floor.
- Open orders counted by stage
- Progress of each order
- Orders that have not started yet
- 6
Picking
Pickers follow an ordered list on a handheld device and scan each location and item as they go.
- Pick lines sorted into a walking route
- One clear instruction at a time on the handheld
- Open tasks and active pickers
- 7
Packing
At the packing bench, items are scanned against the order so nothing is missed before the label is printed.
- Checklist of items scanned and still missing
- Carton selected for the order
- Label printing held until the order is complete
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Outbound operations
Packed orders are grouped into shipments by carrier and dock, loaded and confirmed as dispatched.
- Shipments with carrier, dock and departure time
- Orders staged and waiting to load
- Loading progress for the truck at the dock
Illustrative interface with sample data
Manage the people and measure the results
Two more views for supervisors and managers.
Employee operations
Supervisors see who is on shift, what each person is working on and which tasks still need an owner.
Reports and analytics
Throughput, accuracy and space use over any period, ready to review on screen or export.
Illustrative interface with sample data
See it with your own warehouse in mind
Book a live demonstration and we will walk through the screens that matter for your operation, then prepare a quotation to buy, rent or have it managed for you.