Setup and reference data
Warehouse locations and plans
Organize storage locations and edit the visual warehouse layout. Keep the physical structure understandable before assigning receiving, movement, and picking work.
Containers and their contents
Find or create containers, inspect their contents, and move them between locations. Split, merge, close, or reopen containers as warehouse work requires.
Receiving and stock
Receiving on the terminal
Start a receiving session, identify incoming products, enter quantities, and finish the session. Actual receipt remains connected to the warehouse documents.
Stock follows actual receipt
Confirming a purchase order prepares a draft receipt. Inventory changes only after the actual received quantity is confirmed; partial deliveries remain traceable.
Daily operations
Handheld task lists
Open warehouse tasks in the dedicated TSD workspace. Review product, required quantity, and source or destination location before confirming the work performed.
From reservation to invoice
In the stock sales workflow, order confirmation reserves goods and creates delivery. Completing delivery creates the customer invoice, keeping every step linked.
Connected business processes
Returns with a document trail
Link returns and credit notes to their original transaction. Reverse the relevant stock and accounting movements without rewriting the original posted operation.
Linked source and result documents
Keep generated orders, receipts, invoices, and other records linked to their source. Follow the business operation across departments without recreating its context.
Materials, work in progress, and output
Connect component issues, work-in-progress value, and finished-goods receipt through linked stock and accounting documents. Review the entries behind production value.