Avenryx SystemsSolution
A WMS built around your racking, not a generic template
Warehouse software fails on details: how you number locations, how you handle a short pick, what a picker does when the scanner will not read. We build for those details.
Outcomes
- Stock accuracy you can trust without a count
- Faster picking with fewer errors
- Real-time visibility for customer service
- Training time measured in hours
Solution
Where it is used
Goods in
Receiving, quality check and putaway with barcode confirmation.
Pick and pack
Wave, batch or zone picking suited to your layout.
Stock control
Cycle counting, adjustments and full audit history.
What we deliver
- Location and bin modelling
- Barcode and RF scanning
- Pick strategy configuration
- Carrier and label integration
- Stock reconciliation reporting
Integrations
Who this is for
- Operations picking from paper lists with stock accuracy below what finance will accept
- Warehouses outgrowing the basic stock module in their ERP
When this is the wrong choice
- Small stockholdings where a simple ERP module is sufficient
Problems this solves
Stock accuracy drift
Counts and system disagree, so pickers check physically and everything slows down. Scanning at every movement stops the drift.
Pick paths ignore layout
Order-sequenced picking walks the warehouse twice. Location-aware routing removes the walking, not the people.
No traceability
Batch, serial and expiry tracking is impossible on paper and mandatory in several sectors.
Architecture and integration
- Location and bin model matched to the physical layout, including staging and quarantine areas.
- Barcode or RFID scanning at receipt, put-away, pick, pack and dispatch, with offline queuing on the device.
- Real-time stock updates to the ERP with reconciliation and variance reporting.
- Cycle counting built in so full stock-takes become rare.
Realistic timeline
Weeks 1–3
Layout, location model, device selection.
Weeks 4–12
Build, scanning flows, ERP integration.
Weeks 12–16
Pilot zone, then full site rollout.
What moves the price
Hardware and device estate
Rugged terminals, label printers and network coverage in the building are part of the project, not an afterthought.
Traceability depth
Batch and serial tracking with expiry adds rules to every movement.
Where projects go wrong
Poor wireless coverage
Dead zones make scanning unreliable and the system distrusted. Survey the site before go-live.
Go-live during peak
Never cut over in the busiest month; pilot one zone first.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Will it work with our existing scanners?+
In most cases yes; we test against your hardware during discovery.
Can it run when the network drops?+
Yes — critical flows are built to queue and resynchronise.
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