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Multiple warehouses may operate from the same warehouse in the same shared locations or separate locations. |
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Reporting: All orders and stock in all warehouses can be enquired on at any other warehouse within the company.
Replenishment: Replenishment Stock can be easily transferred from one warehouse to another. Enquiries on the stock can be made while in-transit.
Picking: Orders can be split by warehouse depending on available stock-on-hand. |
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Multiple Operating Systems |
Our WMS server application runs on these operating systems making interfacing less stressful:
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- Microsoft Windows
- Red-Hat Linux
- Sun Solaris
- HP-UX
- Dec Ultrix
- SCO-Unix
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Clients can access to the WMS application may be via a Windows-based client, or Web Browser.
All screens displayed on WMS Client for Windows are shown in a similar format on the Web Browser.
Any module from the system menu can be run at any time in the same window or a new window.
Reports are generated in PDF format for printing or viewing with Acrobat Reader. |
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| Transport Portal |
Transport companies can enquire on loads using a Web Browser. Within the load, drill down to see orders, shippers, and shipper contents.
Record orders that were delivered, and record discrepancies such as damages and losses |
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| Customer Portal |
Customers can use the Web Browser to enquire on the status of their orders.
Customers can also create new orders or amend existing orders.
When the order is received by the customer, the Proof of Delivery can be confirmed using a Web Browser. |
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| Lot, Batch, Serial Tracking |
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All lot numbers, batch numbers, serial numbers and other stock attributes of
individual stock items are recorded:
- When stock is received
- Throughout all transactions in the warehouse
- In the contents of each shipper dispatched to customers
Standard reports show where a particular, lot, batch or serial number is:
- Specific location in the warehouse
- Specific shipper in-transit to the customer
- Delivered to the customer
Easy to recall problem products and more chance of finding lost items. |
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| Enterprise System Integration |
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User configurable field mapping to import and export data via various formats to WMS database tables, with field value validation. Data can be transferred using files or sockets. |
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Inbound data to WMS can be event triggered in real-time, for example, when a file is loaded, WMS can be immediately triggered to process the file.
Outbound data from WMS can also be event triggered in real-time, for example, when stock is received or when an order is picked, a file can be immediately generated and sent to the enterprise system.
Alternately, files can be processed or generated in batch, or manually generated. This can be configured separately for each transaction type so a combination of real-time, batch and manually generated transaction files can exist in the same system. |
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Example Client Interfaces
- SAP
- Oracle
- BPCS
- MFG/PRO
- Focus
- MYOB
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Supported File and Record Formats
- Fixed width columns
- Delimited (e.g. Comma Separated Value)
- Spreadsheets
- EDIFACT
- XML
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Download a Brochure about STL's Warehousing Technology
Call 1300 486 329 or contact us to discuss your contract warehousing needs with one of our experienced warehousing staff. |
