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Warehouse Management System

Say goodbye to complex traditional warehouse management and
realize informatized and intelligent management
Standardized and customized solutions in parallel to meet diverse
business needs

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WMS is an indispensable part of an enterprise. For a long time, warehouses have been managed manually, resulting in low efficiency, slow searching, and difficulty in updates and maintenance. Today, warehouse operations and inventory control have become diversified and complex, making manual processing extremely difficult. If accurate receiving, inspection, and shipping cannot be ensured, excessive inventory, delayed delivery, increased operating costs, and even customer loss may occur. Warehouse management systems help enterprises in various industries solve complex distribution problems and reduce order fulfillment costs. They are increasingly widely used in major warehouses and play an increasingly important role as they continue to improve.
Most enterprises rely heavily on production warehousing. System reliability and stability directly affect logistics efficiency. WMS warehouse systems are applicable to manufacturing, automotive, electronics, energy and chemical industries, logistics, supply chain, pharmaceutical and biotechnology sectors.
Automated circulation: Enables inter-warehouse connectivity and inventory transfers between warehouses, ensuring smooth material flow for production, reducing inventory backlog, and supporting both refined and differentiated management.
Fast system integration: Full-link data interconnection allows integration with internal ERP, MES, SAP and other systems to achieve automated operations, precise material delivery, reduced production downtime risks, and significantly improved on-site production efficiency.
Data visualization: Enables refined material management. The system allows direct viewing of basic item information, current inventory quantity, and exact storage locations. Through accumulated algorithm models, it supports scientific data analysis, continuous improvement of production processes and resource utilization, and provides rich data analysis and reporting functions.
Material traceability: Identification technologies record and manage material changes across all warehouse stages, track material flow, enable traceability, and ensure full lifecycle tracking of materials.
High processing efficiency: Enables seamless coordination between office and production staff, supports hardware integration, improves inventory counting efficiency, reduces employee fatigue, and enhances management and labor efficiency.
Scientific material management: Supports PDA scanning and automated identification technologies to replace manual data entry, optimize material flow, enable efficient process collaboration, enhance material handling capacity, manage inventory in real time, ensure accuracy, and improve production efficiency.
Improve Warehouse Efficiency
Reduce Costs
Reduce Loss
Reduce Warehouse Operation
and Maintenance Costs

Strict FIFO implementation saves various paper and printing consumables, achieving an average cost reduction of 12%
Integrates warehouse resources, reduces operational complexity, lowers error rates, improves response speed, and saves costs.
Standardizes warehouse operations, reduces complexity, lowers error rates, improves customer response speed, and reduces labor costs.
Material management lacks identification and unitization, resulting in huge inventory volumes, difficulty in tracking materials, and discrepancies between records and actual stock.
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Low capital and goods turnover efficiency
Low level of informatization and persistently high labor costs
Outdated warehouse management methods lead to opaque
inventory, large stock volumes, and difficult tracking.
Unplanned warehouse allocation, low location assignment
efficiency, and heavy manpower investment.
Data inconsistency among sales, warehouse, and production
management systems.
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Material management lacks identification and unitization, resulting in huge inventory volumes, difficulty in tracking materials, and discrepancies between records and actual stock.