Shelf-to-person
Flexible shelves for multi-client orders and mixed SKUs.
- Mixed client and SKU requirements
E-commerce Industry
Smarter online fulfillment
Handle B2C / D2C orders, flash sales and returns. Scale for peaks without redesigning workflows.
Applications include Online retailers, E-commerce logistics, Omnichannel centers, Cross-border fulfillment, Returns hubs.
E-commerce Challenges
Peak order surges
Campaigns drive sharp peaks in order volume.
Client and SKU mix
The mix of SKUs and orders keeps changing.
Parcel merge
Orders need merging and staging across multiple routes.
Last-mile preparation
Parcels need pre-sorting by area and deadline.
High-volume returns
Returns need fast inspection and restocking.
Limited labor
Temporary teams can increase the risk of errors.
E-commerce Scenarios
Explore applications and operating requirements across e-commerce industry.
Different SKU formats
Handle apparel and varied packaging formats within warehouse operations.
- Apparel
- Varied packaging
Warehouse Workflows
5 key operations connect receiving, storage, order handling and returns.
- 01 / 05
Receive / sort
Scan and route by sales speed.
Scan incoming goods and route them according to sales velocity.
- 02 / 05
Dynamic slotting
Adjust slots to campaigns.
Adjust storage slots to reflect campaign requirements.
- 03 / 05
Pick / stage
Batch routes, pick totes and sort by area.
Batch picking routes, pick totes and sort goods by delivery area.
- 04 / 05
Returns check
Resell, damage or repack.
Inspect returns and separate resellable, damaged and repacking flows.
- 05 / 05
Sort / pack
By deadline, area and client.
Group and pack orders according to deadline, delivery area and client.
Solution Portfolio
Combine storage, picking and material handling for e-commerce industry.
Tote-to-person
Dense SKU storage and picking for a flexible product mix.
- Fast B2C picking
Pallet-to-person
Pallet storage and picking for changing demand.
- Changing campaign demand
Smart intralogistics
Connect automated storage, picking and material movements.
- Peak orders and multiple channels
