Priority WMS (Warehouse Management System)

Priority's WMS facilitates wave and warehouse task management, including added functionality such as hot replenishment, cross-docking and a selection of replenishment strategies from which to choose, depending on the nature of the items, distribution strategies and more.

WMS - ERP Integration

Priority's WMS is an integrated module within Priority's ERP system. Adoption of an integrated WMS can help eliminate a number of data synchronization challenges, facilitate a more incremental approach to implementation of WMS. Such integration also enables incremental shut-down in case of errors.

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Key Features:

• Picking & Shipping
  • Picking or shipping waves can be created for specific customers, orders or order items.
  • A wave of tasks can be created to pack ordered items in preparation for shipment.
  • A wave of pick tasks can be created for orders, based on distribution route.
  • Tasks can be limited to a maximum volume.
• Replenishment
  • Replenishment waves can be used to ensure sufficient inventory of fast-moving items in a given warehouse.
  • Order-based replenishment waves are governed by stock level strategies, turnover strategies, storage area and more.
  • Hot replenishment – instantaneous replenishment from a "next in line" storage bin, activated as soon as employees are confronted with an empty bin while performing a pick task.
• Receiving & Put-Away
  • Deliveries received at the docks are checked against the corresponding goods receiving voucher (GRV); this can be an Advanced Shipping Notice (ASN) or any other document covering the shipment.
  • Palletization tasks are linked to corresponding line items in the GRV.
  • Actual received quantities are compared to planned quantities in an automated report.
  • Return notices are produced automatically for GRVs that include returned parts.
  • Put-away tasks can be generated by part, part family, storage area, turnover or number of different SKU's in the same location.
• Traceability
  • Dual units of measure (tasks can specify an exact weight or a number of crates).
  • Upstream/downstream traceability of serialized parts from receipt through putaway, subsequent warehouse transfers, picking and eventual delivery.
  • Lot genealogy keeps track of lot components and where they are used. Lot attributes are maintained when lots are split, merged or transferred within the organization.
• Support for mobile devices, barcode labeling and RFID