Project Description
The automatic logistics module ensures the operation of the warehouse immediately and online, by assigning tasks to the workers to be carried out in an optimal manner according to the incoming demands, but taking into account the circumstances.The automatic logistics module provides an immediate and continuous picture of the warehouse status and also provides data for subsequent analyses and statements!
Main features
- Managing resources (workers, storage devices, products) through a relationship matrix that provides the framework for work
- Listed resources:
- worker
- storage space
- material handling equipment
- item/material to be stored
- When managing operational work, specific tasks to be performed are created based on the incoming work task request, the execution of which is controlled and monitored by the system using various mobile devices.
- Inventory status overview:
- Examining the physical characteristics of the warehouse, such as where, how much, and what kind of free space is available
- Information about the stock in storage, i.e. where and how much is located, what is the expiration date
- The current status of the work in terms of the tasks created, i.e. where we are, how much and what kind of work is left to do
- Measuring performance by logging all activity in the system.
- employee work log
- average worker speed, capacity
- asset utilization ratio
- item/product/material frequency
The most important benefits
It is a task-driven system, meaning that warehouse workers do not have to make decisions or think.The system assigns precise tasks and subtasks, the actual execution of which must be confirmed.
This allows warehouse workers to work much more efficiently, faster and after a shorter learning period.
Stocks can be tracked by expiration date or LOT number
Warehouse utilization is increased by dynamically adjusting the physical layout of goods to service needs and inventory composition
High-level logging not only creates the conditions for performance-based pay, but also allows for further logistical and even commercial analyses.
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