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Customers & product evidence

See the work
before you commit.

Look at the workflows your team would use. Then put your own process, records and requirements to the test.

Receiving and putaway
Receiving and putaway: The Inwards Goods view brings expected shipments, receiving exceptions and putaway work into the same screen.
Product example using sample data

The Inwards Goods view brings expected shipments, receiving exceptions and putaway work into the same screen.

  1. See where goods are

    Follow the stages from ASN and receiving through to putaway.

  2. Find what needs attention

    Receiving exceptions are visible alongside the work queue.

01 / Inwards goods

Make the next
handoff visible.

An expected delivery becomes receiving work, then stock that needs to be put away. This view gives the inwards team a place to follow that progression.

Conceptual illustration: An incoming carton, scanner and receiving record with an empty item slot marked for review.
Match the receipt to the expected record.

Inspect the workflow

Find an expected shipment, review an exception and follow a putaway task.

Bring your own scenario

How should a short delivery or damaged item be recorded, reviewed and resolved?

Explore receiving & inbound
Orders and picking
Orders and picking: A picking queue showing order priority, location references, progress and the action to claim a job.
Product example using sample data

A picking queue showing order priority, location references, progress and the action to claim a job.

  1. Understand the job

    Review priority, items and location references before starting.

  2. Take the next action

    The claim action connects the queue to the picker’s work.

02 / Orders and picking

From an open order
to a job on the floor.

The queue makes priority and progress visible before a picker claims work. Use a product review to follow the handoff through your actual picking process.

Conceptual illustration: Warehouse shelving and a picking tote connected by a short violet route.
Locate stock, complete the pick and hand it on.

Inspect the workflow

Review a priority, locate the required stock and see how a job is claimed.

Bring your own scenario

What happens when the location is empty, the order changes or a line is short?

Explore warehouse workflows

Make the evaluation useful

A review starts with your operation.

Conceptual illustration: A tabletop warehouse plan and representative records with a magnifying lens at a handoff.

  1. Walk through one process

    Show the current handoffs, records and exceptions that cost your team time.

  2. Check scope and fit

    Identify the modules, integrations and requirements that need to be validated.

  3. Agree what to evaluate

    Choose the first workflow and the evidence you need before making a decision.

Your next step

Put your workflow in the picture.

Bring a receiving, picking or dispatch scenario. We’ll work through the product and its fit with your operation.

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