+This module provides advanced features to OpenERP's warehouse management +application to optimize efficiency in multiple locations or warehouses +environments; push and pull rules, routes, removal and put away strategies. +
+ ++Customize routes and picking/packing operations to support your own customer +delivery process. Define custom routes or use pre-configured routes, e.g.: pick +⇨ pack ⇨ ship. +
++Use routes, waves and orderpoint rules to optimize the way you pick products in +the warehouse. OpenERP supports most picking methods out-of-the-box like; wave +picking, batch picking and "by order" picking. +
++Based on the concept of double entry that revolutionized accounting, OpenERP's +inventory management isn't about consumption, loss or missing products; +products are just moved from one location to another. +
+This allows full traceability (from customer to supplier, not limited to your +warehouse), advanced reporting (e.g. inventory valuation on manufacturing +counter-parts locations) and a very simple user interface. +
++Unload incoming materials from suppliers and route them directly to the packing +or delivery zone to deliver customers, without going through the stock. Set the +"Cross-Dock" route on products or per sale order lines. +
++Fulfill sales order by purchasing or manufacturing products on demand, with the +"Make to Order" route. Use the dropshipping route to deliver customers directly +from your suppliers. +
++Setup removal strategies per location and/or categories of products. Use +pre-defined strategies (e.g. FIFO, LIFO, FEFO) or easily implement your +specific ones to optimize the material turnover. +
++Setup put away strategies to optimize product storage and bin allocations. Just +define strategies per location, product category and product to store +efficiently incoming materials. +
++ We found the WMS apps to be a powerful tool for midsize companies to better + organize the warehouse. It's simple and easily customizable. ++ + + +
+ We saved hundreds of thousands of dollars with OpenERP. ++ + + +