Inventory & Operations

Inventory / WMS

Know what you have. Know where it is. Know what happens next.

Bring receiving, stock movements, locations and dispatch into a connected warehouse workflow.

The starting point

Make the process
easier to manage.

When stock lives across spreadsheets, shelves and disconnected systems, a simple question can take too long to answer. Give your team a consistent way to record every movement.

A connected workflow

  1. 01Receive
  2. 02Scan
  3. 03Locate
  4. 04Track
  5. 05Pick
  6. 06Dispatch
  7. 07Report

Key capabilities

Practical detail. Purposeful scope.

Capabilities are selected and configured around your requirements; availability and scope are agreed for each deployment.

01

Stock & locations

Structure items, warehouses, bins and quantities so your team can find the right stock.

02

Movement & fulfilment

Connect receiving, transfers, picking and dispatch with an accountable record of movements.

03

Scanning workflows

Use barcode, QR and, where appropriate, RFID to capture activity at the point of work.

04

Counts & reporting

Support stock counts, exceptions and operational dashboards with information from the workflow.

Who it is for

A fit for your operation.

  • Warehousing & distribution
  • Trading & wholesale
  • Industrial & manufacturing
  • Construction & materials

Integration & deployment

Plan the whole system.

Connect with existing business systems and, where required, rugged Android handhelds or established enterprise scanner ecosystems. Device suitability and integration scope are confirmed during discovery.

Explore deployment options

Why PROPID?

Start with your workflow.

We bring together reusable products, configuration, integration and custom development according to the requirement. The aim is a system your team can use in the real operation.

Start with a conversation

Let’s explore Inventory / WMS for your business.

Show us the process, system or workflow that is slowing your team down. We’ll help identify what should be improved first.

Discuss Your Requirement