Warehouse Management
Run Your Warehouse Like a Pro.
Full WMS functionality built into your inventory platform. Manage locations, direct put-away, pick orders with barcode scanners, and maintain real-time floor visibility.
SCHEDULE A DEMOComplete Floor Control.
Zero Guesswork.
Stop searching for products and start directing staff with precision. StoreControl.io's Warehouse Management transforms your floor into an organized, efficient operation with bin locations, directed picking, and real-time inventory tracking, no separate WMS needed.
Core Features
Location Management
Map your warehouse with zones, aisles, racks, shelves, and bins down to individual slots.
Receiving & Put-Away
Mobile receiving, quality inspection, and system-directed put-away to optimal locations.
Picking & Fulfillment
Batch picking, wave picking, barcode scanning, and optimized pick paths.
Packing Stations
Verify picks, scan items, auto-select packaging, and print labels in one workflow.
Shipping & Manifests
Carrier integration, manifest generation, and end-of-day processing.
Multi-Warehouse
Manage multiple facilities with inter-warehouse transfers and consolidated reporting.
Warehouse Operations
Complete Floor Control
From receiving dock to shipping bay, manage every movement on your warehouse floor with precision and visibility.
Location Hierarchy
Map your entire warehouse with a flexible hierarchy, zones, aisles, racks, shelves, and bins. Every SKU knows exactly where it lives, and pickers get precise directions.
Mobile Receiving
Scan ASNs, verify quantities, and trigger automatic put-away from mobile devices.
Barcode Picking
Scan-verified picking with optimized routes and batch/wave support.
Pack & Verify
Dedicated packing stations with scan verification, box selection, and integrated label printing.
Live Floor View
Real-time visibility into every location, picker position, and order status across your floor.
Location System
Warehouse Location Management
Transform your physical warehouse into a precisely mapped digital system where every item has a designated home. Our hierarchical location structure supports unlimited levels of granularity, from broad zones down to individual bin slots. This lets you model any warehouse layout, whether you have simple bulk storage, dense shelving systems, or sophisticated vertical lift modules. Every location is barcoded, enabling scan-verified receiving, put-away, and picking operations that virtually eliminate errors.
Beyond basic storage slots, locations can be classified by type and purpose: forward pick zones for fast movers, reserve or overflow areas for bulk storage, dedicated staging areas for outbound shipments, and quarantine zones for returns or quality holds. Each zone can have its own rules for item assignment, capacity limits, and pick priorities. When an item is received, the system evaluates its velocity, size, and storage requirements to suggest the optimal primary location, keeping your fastest-moving SKUs within arm's reach and bulk items in high-bay racking.
Inbound Operations
Receiving and Put-Away
Streamline your inbound process from the moment goods arrive at the dock. When a shipment comes in, staff use mobile devices or fixed stations to scan barcodes and verify quantities against purchase orders or advance ship notices (ASNs). The system captures lot numbers, serial numbers, or expiration dates if required, and routes items through quality control inspections before clearing them for stock. Any discrepancies, shorts, overages, or damage, are logged immediately, triggering exception workflows and supplier notifications.
Once received, goods are directed to their optimal storage location through system-guided put-away. Instead of letting staff choose random bins, the WMS evaluates item velocity, product dimensions, and storage constraints to suggest the best slot. For high-velocity items, that might mean a ground-level pick face in a forward zone. For slow movers or bulk overstock, the system points to pallet racking in a reserve area. This intelligent placement minimizes travel time during picking and ensures your warehouse stays organized as inventory levels fluctuate.
Order Picking
Picking and Order Fulfillment
Efficient picking is the heart of warehouse productivity, and our system supports multiple strategies to match your operational needs. For high-volume e-commerce operations, batch picking lets a worker collect items for many orders in a single pass through the warehouse, which are then sorted at a consolidation station. Wave picking groups orders by carrier cutoff times or shipping priority, ensuring urgent shipments get picked first. Single-order picking remains available for custom or high-value orders that require individual handling.
Pickers are guided by mobile devices or wearables that display optimized pick paths, minimizing walking distance by sequencing locations logically. As each item is retrieved, the worker scans the bin barcode and the product barcode to confirm accuracy. If a location is empty or short, the system can direct them to alternate bins where the same SKU is stocked. This scan-verified process catches errors before they leave the warehouse, drastically reducing mispicks and the costly returns or customer complaints that follow.
Pack & Ship
Packing Stations
Dedicated packing stations serve as the final quality checkpoint before orders leave your facility. When a picker delivers items to the packing bench, the station displays the order details and expected contents. The packer scans each item to verify it matches the order, any discrepancy triggers an alert, preventing the wrong product from shipping. This last-touch verification is especially critical for batch-picked orders, where items from multiple orders must be sorted and matched correctly.
The packing workflow integrates box selection, weight capture, and label printing into a seamless process. The system can recommend the smallest box that fits the order based on product dimensions, or the packer can select from a list of available packaging. Once packed, scales capture the final weight, a useful check against expected totals and a requirement for carrier rating. With a single click or scan, the system generates the shipping label, packing slip, and any promotional inserts, and the order status updates across all connected channels.
Outbound
Shipping and Manifests
Complete the fulfillment cycle with integrated shipping operations that connect directly to your carrier network. As packages are labeled and sealed, they move to staging areas organized by carrier and service level. The system tracks which parcels are ready for pickup, providing real-time counts and ensuring nothing gets left behind. Drivers can be given manifest reports showing expected piece counts, or you can use carrier-provided scan guns that feed data back into the platform.
End-of-day processing generates carrier manifests, summarized handoff documents required by most shipping providers. The platform supports electronic manifest submission where available, eliminating paperwork and speeding up the pickup process. Once a carrier scans the pickup, tracking numbers activate and delivery status updates begin flowing back to your sales channels. For businesses shipping freight or LTL, the system also handles Bill of Lading creation and multi-carton shipment management.
Accuracy
Inventory Accuracy and Cycle Counts
Maintaining accurate inventory is a never-ending discipline, and our WMS provides the tools to keep your counts tight without disruptive full-warehouse shutdowns. Cycle counting lets you verify inventory in small batches on a rotating schedule, perhaps counting a few high-value or high-velocity bins each day. The system generates count tasks based on configurable criteria: time since last count, transaction frequency, value thresholds, or random sampling for audit compliance.
When discrepancies arise, the platform captures the variance and can route it through an approval workflow before adjusting system quantities. Supervisors see a dashboard of count accuracy by zone, allowing them to identify problem areas, perhaps a bin that's frequently short due to picking errors or theft. Over time, this continuous counting approach keeps accuracy high (targeting 99%+), builds audit trails, and surfaces operational issues before they cascade into stockouts or oversells across your sales channels.
Multi-Site
Multi-Warehouse Operations
Scale your logistics network across multiple facilities while maintaining centralized visibility and control. Each warehouse operates with its own location hierarchy, staff assignments, and carrier integrations, but inventory totals roll up to a unified view. When an order arrives, intelligent routing rules evaluate inventory availability and customer proximity to select the optimal fulfillment location. This distributed model reduces shipping costs and transit times, a key competitive advantage for businesses with national or regional reach.
Inter-warehouse transfers are managed with the same rigor as customer shipments. When stock needs to move, perhaps to rebalance slow-moving items or replenish a distribution center, the system creates a transfer order, generates shipping labels, and tracks the goods until they're received at the destination. This closed-loop process ensures that inventory never falls into a black hole between facilities, and consolidated reporting gives operations managers a single source of truth across the entire network.
Technical Excellence
Wave Management
Group orders by cutoff time, carrier, or zone for optimized batch processing and picker routing.
Returns Processing
RMA creation, inspection workflows, restocking to original or alternate locations, and disposition tracking.
Kitting & Assembly
Bill of materials, component tracking, work orders, and on-the-fly bundling for customized products.
Labor Management
Task assignments, productivity tracking, performance metrics, and workload balancing across shifts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Transform Your Warehouse?
Stop searching for products. Start directing staff with precision.
VIEW PRICING