For manufacturing
that no longer bypasses the system.

Every bill of materials can map several production stages, from raw material to finished assembly. When the finished product is booked in, the components used are deducted from stock automatically, without anyone going through the bill of materials manually.

Semi-finished parts aren't a blind spot between inbound and finished product, but separate, traceable stock with their own production stage. Every assembly can be located and planned independently, even before it is finished.

When stock in a production zone drops below the configured minimum, Waretracks creates the replenishment automatically, without manual requests at the line. Supply runs in the background during production and can be set individually per zone.

Components are staged specifically to each production zone, not just handed over from the warehouse in bulk. Consumption is deducted from stock automatically as it happens in production, so system stock always matches actual consumption.

Every production stage can be mapped as its own zone with its own stock, controllable independently of the rest of the warehouse logic. Zones can be adapted freely to your actual production process instead of forcing a predefined structure.

Every stock movement is recorded the moment it happens, whether raw material, assembly or finished product. This structurally reduces inventory differences and creates a reliable basis for costing and production planning.

The route through the warehouse is recalculated for every pick order, based on warehouse layout, weight groups and article placement. New workers pick as efficiently as experienced colleagues from day one, whether for shipping or for production.

Every return follows the same structured flow, from receipt and quality check to the credit note in the ERP, instead of a chain of separate manual steps. Decision rules can be configured to your own requirements.

You decide per article where batch or best-before tracking makes sense, for raw materials as well as the finished product. At outbound, FIFO or FEFO applies automatically depending on configuration. This reduces spoilage, complaints and manual checks across the entire production chain.

When goods can be passed straight from inbound to outbound, putaway is skipped entirely. This reduces stock movements, space requirements and lead time. Cross-docking is either planned via an ERP instruction or detected by the system when stock and an open order match.