Total Warehouse Logistics (TWL) improves your distribution warehouse’s operational efficiency, general team productivity, and the overall profitability of your business.
Is this a big claim to start this article with? Yes. But it’s true.
And you’re about to see how.
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The Desire
A distribution company should deliver high quality, and a repeatable excellent customer service experience.
Delivering an excellent customer experience is equally as important as identifying efficient ways to reduce costs wherever possible.
Being able to do BOTH will keep costs low, customers satisfied, and increase your business’s profits.
Fortunately, warehouse automation through TWL can help you achieve both. We’ll explore this further and provide you with ideas on how your distribution company can take advantage of the many benefits TWL affords.
The Problem of Paper-Based Warehouses
3 major complaints people running a paper-based warehouse have include:
1. Low Confidence in Inventory Accuracy
Inaccurate bin count at a warehouse is a big headache. Unfortunately, it happens a lot.
If you aren’t certain of the order quantity in your bin locations, you will leave your pickers stranded, confused, and wasting useful time in search of what may not be there.
2. No Visibility Into Transactional Activity
If a customer calls to find out the state of their order – maybe it’s hung up for some reason or they just want to know the status – a paper-based warehouse can’t provide this answer without disrupting the general operations of the warehouse.
3. Valuable Time is Lost to Low-Value Tasks and Error Correction.
Valuable time is lost by employees trying to locate items. Plus, unavoidable human errors do happen occasionally: Selecting the wrong product or quantity or inaccurate recording of an order’s quantity are a few errors that can occur.
TWL solves all of this by tracking automatically.
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