AI Warehouse Management
AI-Powered Warehouse Management System
End-to-end WMS — inbound receiving, put-away, picking, packing, dispatch, inventory control, and 3PL billing — digitized and AI-optimized for modern warehouse operations.
End-to-end WMS — inbound receiving, put-away, picking, packing, dispatch, inventory control, and 3PL billing — digitized and AI-optimized for modern warehouse operations.
Every warehouse process digitized, optimized, and connected to ERP and supply chain systems.
GRN-linked inbound processing, location optimization, put-away instructions, and real-time slotting with bin-level tracking.
Wave, batch, and zone-based picking strategies with route optimization, RF/mobile device support, and pick confirmation.
Packing station workflows, carton configuration, weight verification, label printing, and dispatch manifest generation.
Shipment planning, carrier allocation, dispatch manifests, POD capture, and real-time outbound tracking.
Real-time inventory by location, SKU, batch, and expiry — with cycle counting, stock reconciliation, and ERP sync.
Automated billing for storage, handling, and value-added services based on configurable rate cards for 3PL operators.
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It is an end-to-end WMS covering inbound receiving, put-away, picking, packing, dispatch, inventory control and 3PL billing, connected to your ERP so warehouse operations run on live data instead of paper trackers and end-of-shift spreadsheet reconciliation.
Inbound is linked to the GRN, so put-away instructions reflect what was actually received rather than what was ordered. Location and bin optimization suggest where stock should go, and bin-level tracking confirms it landed there — which is where most of the inventory accuracy gain comes from, since errors get caught at the point of put-away instead of during the next cycle count.
Wave, batch and zone-based picking, with route optimization and RF/mobile device support so pickers follow an optimized path instead of walking the floor twice, plus pick confirmation so what left the shelf matches what is recorded. This is the main driver behind the roughly 40% reduction in pick-and-pack time.
Yes. The dispatch and outbound module covers shipment planning, carrier and route allocation, dispatch manifest generation, and proof-of-delivery capture, with real-time outbound tracking. It is built to feed whatever GST and e-invoicing tooling your finance team already uses for dispatch documents, rather than replacing it.
Storage, handling and value-added-service charges are calculated automatically off configurable rate cards, and invoices are generated directly from that. For 3PL operators, that removes the manual rate lookups and disputes that come from billing off a spreadsheet, and keeps invoice numbers traceable back to the actual stock movements that generated them.
Stock by location, SKU, batch and expiry, updated in real time, plus cycle counting, stock reconciliation and ERP sync — so your team is checking one live number instead of reconciling a WMS export against an ERP report at month end.
Up to 99% inventory accuracy and around a 40% reduction in pick-and-pack time, based on the accuracy and speed gains from GRN-linked put-away and optimized picking replacing manual location tracking and paper pick lists.
It connects to your ERP for inventory sync and to the rest of the Cresolv One Supply Chain Suite — including the Vendor Portal for ASN and PO data — so stock movements, purchase orders and vendor deliveries stay consistent across systems rather than needing manual reconciliation between a separate WMS and your ERP.
From inbound to dispatch — Cresolv One WMS digitizes every warehouse operation and connects to your ERP.