Supply Chain
We build warehouse systems and order handling that fit the way you work and connect to SAP, Dynamics, IFS or your e-commerce. We are involved from requirements and pilot to operation and further development.
A standard system has to suit many different warehouses. When your warehouse has its own flows, such as customer-specific picking rules, several locations or orders from several channels, part of the work ends up in Excel and manual routines next to the system. We build warehouse systems and order handling that follow your flow and connect to the business system, and the stock level is the same in the warehouse, the business system and the webshop.
After a short meeting we can tell you whether you need a new system, or whether adjusting the one you have is enough.
One or more warehouses where the standard system needs too many manual steps.
Orders from several channels that need to be picked and shipped quickly, with stock levels that match in the webshop.
Several warehouse locations and a large business system such as SAP. Where SAP falls short, we build a complementary system that connects to SAP.
Pick lists and stock levels are handled in Excel next to the system
Stock levels in the system do not match the shelf
Every new sales channel needs a new manual routine
Nobody can see where an order is
Stocktaking takes days and finds large differences
What we build
What you get
We follow the flow in the warehouse and go through what the system has to handle, which systems it connects to and what should be measured.
You see how the system will work before we build it, and the people who will use it get to have their say.
We build in short rounds and connect the system to the business system, e-commerce and scanners.
The system is tried in part of the warehouse before full rollout, so staff can get used to it and we can make adjustments.
We provide support and keep building as the flows change.
Listed company
In an assignment lasting more than a year we worked on the company's warehouse processes in SAP.
Where the business system fell short, we built an order system that complements it and exchanges orders and stock data with SAP.
Global cable manufacturer
After a review of the warehouse, the routines and the use of SAP, we led the development of two new logistics systems for the company.
A warehouse system of your own should not make you dependent on a single developer. Before we start building, the contract sets out who owns the code, where the system runs, how support and further development work, and what applies if you want to take over maintenance yourselves.
3–6 months from planning to full operation, depending on how complex the flow is. We start with a pilot in part of the warehouse, so staff can get used to it and we can adjust before everything moves over.
It depends on how much your flow differs from what standard systems are built for. Sometimes a standard system with the right settings is enough, and then we say so.
Yes. We have integrated warehouse systems with SAP, Microsoft Dynamics and IFS, among others, and with e-commerce platforms.
Yes. The solutions handle everything from one warehouse to several locations with shared control and overview.
The systems are built with backups and fallback solutions, and our support team troubleshoots and fixes problems when they occur.
We agree KPIs from the start, such as picking errors, throughput time, picks per hour and stock turnover, and follow them up after the rollout.
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