1. Warehousing Management

• Receiving:Upon receiving goods from suppliers or other sources, conduct a preliminary inspection to verify quantity, quality, and specifications align with the order.
• Acceptance:Thoroughly inspect each item, log damaged or missing ones, and notify relevant personnel.
• Data Entry: Update the inventory management system to reflect new incoming items and their locations.

2. Inventory Management

• Inventory:Periodically, the system generates an inventory count list that lists the items and locations that need to be counted.
• Allocate:Warehouse location allocation is an important part of warehouse management, which involves the movement and re-layout of inventory, and the intelligent management of the system improves the efficiency of allocation.
• Early Warning:The intelligent inventory early warning system helps our company to respond to inventory changes in a timely manner and avoid the occurrence of too much or too little inventory.

3. Outbound Management

• Order Processing and pickingWhen the customer submits the order, the warehouse management system will immediately receive the order information and process it accordingly in time.
• Packing & Shipping:The system will record the outbound situation of each finished product in detail and generate the corresponding invoice.