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Supply chain and WMS supply chain and warehouse management
A warehouse management system knows which bin every carton sits in, tells pickers the shortest route, and confirms each dispatch with a scan. It sits between your ERP, which knows what was ordered, and your transporters, who move it.
Modules
Modules we build into your Supply chain and WMS
Start with the modules that matter most and add the rest in later releases.
- Inbound and receiving
- ASN or PO-based receiving, barcode or QR labels, quality hold, and putaway suggestions by bin capacity.
- Bin and location stock
- Stock by bin, batch, expiry and serial, with FEFO or FIFO rules and cycle counts that do not stop the warehouse.
- Picking and packing
- Wave, batch or zone picking on handheld scanners or phones, pack station checks and carton labels.
- Dispatch
- Load planning, e-way bill generation, LR numbers from the transporter and proof of dispatch photos.
- Returns
- Customer and marketplace returns graded on arrival, restocked, sent for repair or written off.
- Multi-warehouse transfers
- Stock transfer orders between warehouses or to stores, with in-transit stock visible.
- Supply planning
- Replenishment between central and regional warehouses based on sales and lead time.
AI built in
Where AI saves time in this system
Demand forecasting
Forecasts by SKU and location using sales history, festivals and promotions, for planners to adjust.
Slotting suggestions
Recommends moving fast movers closer to dispatch based on recent pick frequency.
Label and document reading
Reads supplier invoices and packing lists to pre-fill receiving entries.
Exception alerts
Flags orders likely to miss the cut-off and bins with repeated count variances.
- Orders dispatched today
- 1,148
- Pick accuracy
- 99.4%
- Dock to stock time
- 5.2 hrs
- Orders past cut-off
- 37
Daily orders shipped
Space used by zone (%)
- Fast movers92
- Bulk78
- Cold room64
- Returns51
- Quarantine23
Effort and cost
USD 900 to 1,800
INR 89,550 to 1,79,100, plus taxes, for a typical first release
- Effort
- 450 to 900 hours
- Timeline
- First release in 6 to 8 weeks, including a pilot on one warehouse
At the 2good.dev rate of USD 2 or INR 199 per hour, billed against outputs you accept. Your own estimate depends on modules, integrations and data migration.
Build, buy or both
If you run one warehouse with a few hundred SKUs, the inventory module of Odoo, Zoho Inventory or your ERP is usually enough. Mid-size operations can look at Unicommerce, Increff or a 3PL's own system before building. Custom earns its cost when your rules are specific: pharma batch and expiry control, multi-client 3PL billing, kitting, cross-docking or a mix of B2B pallets and B2C parcels from the same floor. We often build the scanning and floor app and keep the ERP as the stock ledger.
Connects with
- SAP
- Tally
- Odoo
- E-way bill portal
- Shiprocket
- Delhivery
- Amazon Seller Central
- Barcode and RFID scanners
Industries
Sectors that use Supply chain and WMS this way
Questions
Supply chain and WMS: common questions
- Project · O2EProcurement and inventory ERP for a manufacturer with three warehouses
- Project · FDEDemand forecasting by SKU and region for an FMCG company
- Field Service ManagementField service
- Fleet Management and Transport Management SystemFleet and TMS
- Enterprise Asset Management and CMMSAsset maintenance
Do we need special scanners?
Not necessarily. Android phones with a camera work for lower volumes. For heavy picking, rugged Android scanners from Zebra or Honeywell are worth the money, and the app runs on both.
Can it generate e-way bills?
Yes, through the e-way bill API using a GST Suvidha Provider or direct access, filled from the dispatch record.
What if the internet drops?
The floor app keeps working offline and syncs when the connection returns, so picking does not stop.
Talk to us
Planning your Supply chain and WMS?
Tell us what you use today and what is not working. We will say whether to extend it or build.
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