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Industries · WarehousingFaster picks, fewer errors, clearer floors.
From first message to approved action. A person stays in control at every step.
The numbers and workflow statuses I'd set up for a warehouse or 3PL, in one view. Illustrative only: a fictional warehouse with sample data.
Warehouses already run a WMS, barcode scanners, perhaps RFID gates, an ERP and a stack of spreadsheets for labour and slotting. What is usually missing is the layer that reads all of it and tells supervisors what to do next: which orders are at risk, which locations keep causing mispicks, where stock counts disagree. I build AI workflows on top of the systems you already run, so exceptions surface early and reports write themselves. Your team approves any change to stock, slotting or client communication.
Send me a recent export of orders and pick scans (no client names needed). I show you where late orders, mispicks and slow zones are costing you, and the three fixes to start with.
Enter your own numbers: repetitive tasks like enquiries, bookings, documents, orders and reports. Nothing is sent anywhere.
A simulated fortnight at Warehouse 1. Each card is an order moving through your workflow, with a person approving anything important. Sample data.
Simulation with sample data. Real timing depends on your volumes, systems and team.
Problems sorted before the truck reaches the dock.
Advance shipping notices are checked against purchase orders as soon as they arrive. Wrong quantities, unknown SKUs and missing batch details are flagged to the receiving team before the truck is on site.
Simulate this for my business →Orders out on time and right first time.
Open orders are compared with each carrier cut-off and the pick rate on the floor. Supervisors see which orders are at risk early enough to move people or change the wave.
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Scan data and pack checks are read for repeat errors by location, SKU and shift. Problem bins and look-alike products are flagged with a suggested fix for the supervisor.
Simulate this for my business →Stock records you can trust and space used well.
Pick history and location sizes are used to suggest moves that cut walking distance. Each move is a suggestion only: a supervisor approves it before anything changes in the WMS.
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RFID reads and barcode counts are matched against WMS stock levels bin by bin. Differences are listed with the likely cause, and a person approves every stock adjustment.
Simulate this for my business →Accurate invoices and clients who stay.
Storage, handling and value-added service charges are checked against activity data before invoices go out. Missing or doubtful charges are listed for your finance team to review.
Simulate this for my business →Ten modules that read your WMS, scanner and billing data, and show where time, accuracy and revenue are lost.
Compares open orders with each carrier cut-off and flags the ones at risk while there is still time.
Watch the demo →Ask for pricingSubmit the formFinds repeat picking errors by location, SKU and shift from your scan data.
Watch the demo →Ask for pricingSubmit the formSuggests location moves based on pick history and space, for supervisor approval.
Watch the demo →Ask for pricingSubmit the formMatches RFID and barcode counts with WMS stock and explains each difference.
Watch the demo →Ask for pricingSubmit the formChecks storage and handling charges against activity before invoices are sent.
Watch the demo →Ask for pricingSubmit the formChecks ASNs, books dock slots and reminds carriers, so receiving runs to plan.
Ask for pricingSubmit the formTurns forecast order volumes into staff needed per zone and shift.
Ask for pricingSubmit the formA summary of orders, accuracy, pick rates and backlog at each shift change, sent to supervisors.
Ask for pricingSubmit the formAnswers 3PL client questions about orders and stock by email, and drafts monthly client reports for review.
Ask for pricingSubmit the formB2B growth: brands and distributors that need storage and fulfilment, researched and approached.
Ask for pricingSubmit the formFor warehouse operators, 3PLs and distribution centres. Tick what fits your business, then send me your list and I'll tell you where to start.
Each pack bundles the use cases that work best together, so you get a working result first and add more once it pays off.
Best for: Sites that want orders out before cut-off and right first time.
Best for: Warehouses that want stock records they can trust and better use of space.
Best for: Multi-shift and multi-site operations that want smoother receiving and staffing.
Best for: 3PLs that want accurate invoices, happier clients and new accounts.
Fill in this form. Your details go to shahzad@shazzbiz.com and you get a short plan with your quickest wins and pricing. Questions first? Ask on WhatsApp.
Something else on your mind? Ask me on a short call.
Yes. I build on top of your existing WMS, for example Manhattan, Blue Yonder or SAP EWM, plus your barcode scanners, RFID readers and ERP. The workflows read data through APIs, database views or scheduled exports, so your team keeps the same screens and devices, and nothing on the floor has to change on day one.
No. Suggestions such as slotting changes, count adjustments or relocations are prepared as drafts for approval, and a supervisor reviews and confirms them in the WMS. Alerts and reports can run automatically, because they inform people rather than change stock records or anything a client sees.
No. Most warehouses start with barcode scan data and WMS transactions, which already show mispicks, slow zones and cut-off risk. If you have RFID gates or handhelds, those reads add live stock accuracy and faster reconciliation, but they are a bonus rather than a requirement.
Each workflow gets read access only to the data it needs, and write access only where you approve it. We agree hosting, retention and access rules before building, and I use AI services that do not train on your data. Client data stays separated, and every automated action is logged for review.
No. You need to know how your warehouse runs, which you already do. I handle the connections to your WMS and scanners, the set-up and the testing. Supervisors receive alerts and summaries by email, Teams or on a screen they already use, and I stay available for changes.
It depends on your tools, the size of your site and the use cases you pick. A focused first workflow, such as cut-off risk alerts, is often running within a few weeks. A short call is enough for me to give you a clear scope, timeline and price for the first step.
Usually with cut-off risk alerts and mispick detection, because they use data you already capture and affect clients directly. Shift summaries are another quick win. Slotting suggestions and labour planning come next, once the data has been cleaned up and the team trusts it.
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