For warehouse managers fighting mis-picks, wrong counts and paper-based processes. We implement Dynamics 365 Advanced Warehouse Management (WMS) end to end — the Warehouse Management mobile app, work templates, location directives, waves, directed picking and cycle counting — and we name every component we configure.
Inventory accuracy, pick rates and on-time despatch all trace back to the same thing: how work is created and directed on the floor. Work templates, location directives, wave processing and the mobile menu are where the warehouse actually performs. A real WMS practice configures all of it. Here's what we deliver.
Getting goods in the door and directed to the right location.
Keeping locations accurate and stock where it should be.
Getting the right goods out the door, fast and accurate.
Inbound, internal, outbound and the mobile floor — every component built on one WMS core, not stitched together later.
The settings that separate a high-performing warehouse from a plain D365 rollout. This is where we prove the practice.
Work templates decide how every task is created and split; location directives decide where stock goes and comes from. Tune these to your layout and velocity and pick rates climb; get them wrong and operators fight the system all day.
Mobile device menu items, flows, field configuration and barcode masks (GS1) — so the handheld guides the operator step by step with the fewest possible scans.
Wave templates, automation, methods and load building — so outbound work is released in the right sequence and shipped on time.
Cluster, batch and single-order picking, plus cartonisation and packing — matched to your order profile to cut walk time and touches.
Material handling equipment integration — conveyors, sorters and ASRS via the warehousing API — so automation and D365 stay in lockstep.
Many sites still run AX 2012 R3 warehouse processes or basic inventory. We re-platform onto D365 Advanced Warehouse Management — the mobile app, work templates and directives — and pilot in one zone before rolling out across the floor.
See the upgrade approachWe tell you exactly what our people configure — work templates, directives, waves, mobile menus — not vague "logistics experience".
People who understand a pick path, a wave, a cycle-count tolerance and a despatch cut-off — the operation, not only the configuration.
We tune the setup for pick rate and accuracy, and pilot before rollout — so go-live lifts performance instead of risking it.
Put-away, picking, counting or despatch — tell us where you are and a senior warehouse consultant replies within one business day.