As goods are produced, a position is reached where the held stock of parts reaches a point, whereby a new order needs to be raised. Items get delivered and must be put onto the correct shelves for use in production.

We can offer a system that can seamlessly cover this process.

The heart of the system is a stock database that holds the necessary information for each item of stock. As each item is used a usage record is created, this is used against the expected delivery time for a particular part, when order runs are produced.

Orders can be produced automatically for bulk fixed quantity purchases for certain products or on an expected use quantities for mixed item orders or scheduled orders.

Orders can be triggered manually at any time and can be adjusted for seasonal trends or for new products etc.

Stock Replenishment
Once an order arrives at a warehouse or stores, the items can easily be logged onto the system and if required any barcodes printed for later tracking.

Goods generally arrive in bulk and are then held in stock as bulk until required by production, at this point a stock movement order is issued to break the bulk storage down and move to a position to be picked for production.

Our system can be configured to store items in many different stages of bulk quantity breakdown i.e. pallets to cartons to packs to individual parts.

Our stock control can be configured to give out a location to store consignments based on size and distance to travel, or to be given a location by the operator.

Our system easily accommodates stock rotation and FIFO methods of storage.

Of course all stock movements and any data concerning each consignment is tagged to each individual component allowing a full drill-down to delivery on any item within the finished product.