Warehouse Exception Handling
Handle exceptions without missing a step
Ecommerce warehouses are complicated with thousands of products and bins. Tens of thousands of activities are executed in a typical DTC warehouse every day. We understand that exceptions are the norm in busy warehouses and that gracefully managing exceptions is the key to operational efficiency and scaling-up high-volume order fulfillment.
Logiwa makes it easy for your pickers to handle exceptions, such as flagging missing items during picking with a simple ‘MISSING’ button on their mobile devices. Logiwa moves the flagged items to a virtual missing location, finds and allocates inventory from another location to fulfill the order. The picker simply moves on to the next item while Logiwa’s smart algorithms notify a manager about the issue and adjust the picking plan on the fly. Logiwa Logiwa does more than just handle warehouse exceptions, our algorithms also help you prevent problems by recommending you pick the heaviest products first, the fragile products last, as well as any custom automation rule you need based the products you ship.
Our warehouse exception handling solution makes your teams more efficient with:
- Missing item management
- Adjusts picking plans on the fly
- Manager notifications for missing items
- Skip task
- Damaged item receiving with pictures
- Scale verification on packing screen
- Lot/batch number verification
- Expiry date verification
- Inventory putaway rules
- Shortage notifications
- Backorder management
- Suspend order
- Instant counting
- Freeze order during packing if items are incorrect or damaged
- Skipping tasks during picking if location is unavailable
Everything brands, online sellers and 3PLs need to achieve high-volume fulfillment success
Check out all the functionality we provide and then just imagine all of this power running in your fully digital warehouses and across your integrated fulfillment network. Serious results.
Warehouse Operations
- Receiving
- Directed putaway
- Picking and packing
- PICK-FACE replenishment
- Return management
- Cycle counting
- Inventory transfers
Warehouse Productivity
- Multi-warehouse operations
- Multi-client operations
- Shipment rule automation
- DTC packing station
- Kitting and bundling
- Scale integrations
Warehouse Optimization
- Order routing
- Putaway automation rules
- Inventory allocation automation rules
- Automate picking job creation
- Shipment box suggestions
- Walking path optimization
- Put-to-wall
- Robotics integration
Logiwa makes a fast impact on your business
40%
increase in labor efficiency
3x
more orders shipped after first three months on Logiwa
8%
lower shipping costs with Logiwa rate shopping
Our warehouse exception handling solution is part of the Logiwa Cloud Fulfillment Platform built specifically for high-volume B2C and DTC businesses
Cloud Fulfillment Software Platform
The Logiwa Cloud Fulfillment Platform is a fully integrated WMS and order fulfillment system that empowers companies to run a digital fulfillment experience and grow your direct-to-consumer business – without additional headcount.
“We knew we needed a modern WMS for ecommerce fulfillment. We looked at all the other solutions available and chose Logiwa for its intuitive UX and ease of use.”
“Logiwa makes it easy for us to provide every client with a high-quality fulfillment experience. We use Logiwa to ensure that every order is properly routed, picked, packed, scanned and shipped to customers on time, every time.”
Warehouse Software that Integrates with All Ecommerce, Shipping, Accounting and Robotics Partners
FAQs
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How Much Does a WMS Solution Cost?
WMS can be used in different models by customers. License and subscription models. Most systems are licensed based on the number of users. The per-user price in a license model can change from $1000 to $3,000 in top-tier solutions. In the subscription model. the per-user fee changes from $100 to $400 per month. There can be also additional subscription and license fees for additional functionalities. All systems require one-off implementation fees that can change based on the complexity and scale of the project.
What is the difference between a WMS software and 3PL Software?
WMS software is a subset of a 3PL software. Warehousing is the main service component of 3PL services. That’s why 3PL software should include WMS (warehouse management system) functionality. In addition to WMS functionality, 3PL Software includes functionalities such as contract and billing, client portal.