š¦ Warehousing and Distribution Management System
It integrates warehouse operations with distribution logistics, offering real-time visibility, accuracy, and efficiency.
Here is a typical event sequence that illustrates how these codes might flow through a warehouse and logistics process:
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How WDMS events works?
1. IND ā Request/Indent for goods
2. CPU ā Consignment Pick Up
3. RCV ā Goods Received
4. INS ā Inspection and quality control
5. INV ā Inventory Updated
6. HUB / PMV ā Internal movement to hub or regional warehouse
7. FMV / DMV ā Forward distribution movement
8. DIS ā Dispatch to customer
9. DLV ā Delivery completed
10. DCN ā Delivery confirmation received
11. DCR ā (Optional) Complaint or return process started
12. ITR ā (Parallel) Status updates while goods are in-transit
Below is a complete overview of what a WDMS should include, structured into modules and features:
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Products / Commodities
Units of Measure
Vendors / Suppliers
Customers / Receivers
Warehouses and Locations (Zones)
Fleet / Vehicles
Users / Roles / Access Levels
Dispatches
Load planning and vehicle assignment
Fleet Management
Aging Reports
Sales Team
Branches Network
Book and move consignments
Delivery Notes
Delivery Timelines
Origins / Destinations
Fleets / Vehicles
Senders and Receivers
