Businesses can register logistics centers and manage transport companies and shippers associated with each center, allowing shippers to register different logistics centers for each item and use them.

By designating areas for each center and distinguishing them by row/column/level/cell units, you can register the location of inventory and support accurate inventory management and quick inbound and outbound operations.

By registering various box information in use by each center, you can manage box inventory, and by using the volume information of incoming products, you can automatically recommend the most suitable box size for each order, reducing costs and time.

Businesses can register logistics materials and check usage status and costs by center or shipper.

By setting strategies such as FIFO, LIFO, ABC classification, etc., you can optimize space utilization by center.

You can set strategies for outbound related to items, cargo types, outbound orders, and outbound times to increase operational efficiency.

By registering outbound allocation strategies such as expiration dates, manufacturing dates, and first-in-first-out, the system supports customized strategies for companies according to the strategy.

You can register inbound information according to inbound types and manage detailed task management from inbound requests to inbound confirmation.

You can print inbound instructions, barcodes, etc., required for inbound, and support inbound inspection by linking with PDAs, enabling faster inbound task processing.

According to the inbound storage strategy, you can put items into assigned locations and support quick outbound operations.

By finalizing the inbound after a series of confirmations, the actual inventory is immediately reflected, preventing work stoppages due to inventory shortages.

In addition to outbound information transmitted from OMS, manual order registration is possible, and automatic support for combined/split packing by order is provided to increase user convenience.

Outbound hold is supported at each stage of outbound, and once the hold reason is released, the outbound process can proceed again, increasing operational convenience.

By interfacing with delivery companies, automatic address cleansing and invoice issuance are possible, and optimal boxes and quantities are calculated based on product and box information, securing operational efficiency of the logistics center through automated equipment integration.

Through a series of pre-processing steps, picking errors and time reduction are possible, and picking instructions can be printed by date/outbound order, increasing worker convenience.

After packing, a packing inspection step is carried out to prevent packing errors.

Once the outbound task is completed, the actual inventory is immediately deducted, allowing real-time monitoring of inventory status, thereby preventing work stoppage due to inventory shortage.

SKU-based management is possible from sales items to gifts and materials, and real-time inventory status can be monitored in various forms such as by logistics center, product, location, and sales channel.

Inventory movement history is registered up to the area/location/cell unit within the center, making the inventory movement path transparent and increasing transparency and worker efficiency.

By registering inventory adjustment information with various adjustment reasons, system and actual inventory discrepancies can be reduced.

By changing the attributes or status of inventory, the quantity according to the inventory status, such as available/allocated/discontinued, can be viewed by item, enabling detailed inventory management to manage safety stock and help predict inventory quantities.