How can you accurately track and store products in the warehouse?

By far, barcoding is the second best option while the first one is still RFID if cost is not a bigger concern. Barcoding is the best option when it comes to cost effective measures of managing and controlling the inventory. It is not about the technology but about the mechanism, if you are able to name all 10,000+ or more products in your warehouse and are able to read the names using a tool without manual intervention, the job is done. This is where barcoding has a great edge, and since multiple formats are available, even UPC & EANs are done using the same technology.

Segregation by season,by brand and size. This is the only and fastest way to find out in warehouse. I think segregation is the best way to store merchandise in a warehouse.

Inventory management software It is a computer program that helps businesses track their inventory levels, manage their orders, and generate reports. It can be used to track a wide variety of products, including raw materials, finished goods, and work-in-progress inventory. Benefits of inventory management software with barcode and RFID tags 1. It can automate many tasks, such as tracking inventory levels and generating reports. 2.It can help businesses to reduce their inventory carrying costs and improve their cash flow. 3.Improved customer service by ensuring that they have the right products in stock at the right time. Common Inventory management software *Zoho Inventory *Marg ERP 9+ Retailing Software *GoFrugal

Yes SOP's are important because they tell each person involved exactly what is expected in the process. It's not as simple as get product in the door, put it on a shelf, pick it and pack it for an order and ship it out. There is so much more that goes into the tracking of touches, lost inventory, determining where something was damaged, all these issues can be successful solved or prevented with SOP's.

I agree with this, having properly trained staff that adhere to company procedures is the most important aspect of running a safe and successful business.

This is exactly what I like to see a warehouse do when slotting products. I've been in warehouses where there was little to no strategy in placement with vendors spread across all areas of the building which created massive time loss. Going from one side to another to pick products which should have been slotted near one another is not effective it causes delay in picking, It created fatigue for workers and its a hassle for inventory during counts or if other issues arise.

Lost in the labyrinth of pallets even when your WMS swears it's in B68? That's a common warehouse heartache, accompanied often by dreaded stock delay fines. Solution - an autonomous robot coupled with a digital twin software that offers real-time stock visibility and accurate cycle counting like never before. The outcome? A mind-blowing rise in inventory accuracy from 75% to 99% in a mere three-week period.

Tracking and storing the product starts right at the start when you are in-warding the products. A proper count and ensuring every product has a barcode system is the most crucial part. Going ahead by in-warding it rightfully without any errors in a digitally sound WMS is the next important step. Some few points along with are - Training your team - Ensuring all processes are adhered - Daily / weekly audit of product or sku which jave been picked in the week helps you find out the leakage - Acting upon the leakages to fix the process or system results in long term effeciency - Having a proper layout where high selling products are kept first helps the overall handling time