Retailers

Textiles

Dangerous goods

Food, chemicals and pharma-ceuticals

• Shop layout driven
• Partly pull, partly push
• Promotional actions (brochures)
• Wide range of products
• Varied assortment (size and characteristics)
• Large orders, both in lines and in total volume
• Fixed delivery addresses, schedules and routes
  

• Many "1x hit" products
• Pick and hold (financial and commercial)
• Size range
• Colour
• Country links (exclusion)
• Outer case packaging instruction (SKU applicable, orientation)
• Flat product sorter
• Hanging clothing

• Storage with static and dynamic segregation
• Drumming with pre-spooling, post-spooling, waste
• Fire control list, ADR-packaging, yard management
• Qualified means of transport
• ADR, IATA, RID, ADNR, IMDG
• Chemical name, flashpoint, UN classification, pH, R&S statements
• Specific transport documents, 1000 items rule

• Shelf life, lot management, incubation
• High volume
• GS1; International food law
• Track and trace at pallet level
• Quality control
• Gravitation racks, ride-in racks, block stacking
• CBS
• Truckload planning

Automatic warehousing

Logistics service providers

Plain paper

Wholesalers
(e.g. office supplies, home decoration)

Miniloads, single and double deep

Conveyor technique

Pick-from-light, put-to-light

Carousel, paternoster, storage tower

Multi-site

Multi-principal

Multi-lingual

Broad functionality for all niches

VAL and services invoicing

Different picking strategies

Weighing

Multi-dimensional (sheet, ream, package)

Counters

Weight

Various picking

strategiesCross-docking for back-to-back orders

Various transport strategies

Flow-through

Irregular delivery addresses

High number of transactions