Why you should use warehousing system?

Are you still not using a warehousing system in your warehouse today? We'd like to give you a couple of reasons why you should start using it:

• Improves organization: Having the right labeling system in place makes it easier to track, locate, and pick items when needed. This helps to improve the organization of the general warehouse, reducing the number of wrongly shipped goods and increasing the efficiency of the entire process.
  
  
• Saves time and resources: With the right labeling system, items can be easily located and prepared, reducing the time spent searching for them. This helps increase productivity and reduces the amount required.
  
  
• Facilitates Inventory Management: A proper labeling system helps in tracking inventory levels and facilitates inventory taking. This ensures that all the goods that are used are in stock, and also reduces the risk when goods are not found or are lost in the warehouse, as a result of which orders have to be canceled.
  
  
• In conclusion, it can be said that to organize, efficiently, and safely warehouse work, it is very important to use a warehouse labeling system. This can help increase productivity, reduce headcount, reduce risk, and save time and resources.
  
  
  
  
  

Proper labeling helps improve the accuracy and efficiency of warehouse operations.

Here are some recommendations for effective warehouse labeling:

• Standardize labeling: Use consistent labeling in your warehouse. Do not use the words like: On the roof of the office, Wipers for Volkswagen, Audi, etc. The warehouse locations should be systematically named.
  
  
  
• Clear and visible labels: make sure the labels are easily legible and visible from a distance. This can include bold fonts, large text, and contrasts of colors.
  
  
• Use warehouse automation: Our system has goods automation for locations by categories or by categories + car model. Try to make the most of it because it helps you to store parts through the racks faster.
  
  
• Consider safety labeling: beyond product and location labeling, but also hazardous materials, safety equipment, and safety marking of emergency exits. Upon the arrival of the relevant authorities, They will require these markings from you, so you can pre-empt events and do this work immediately.
  
  
  
• Maintain labeling consistency: Regularly inspect the warehouse labeling to ensure consistency and accuracy. This may include checking that labels are intact or missing Repository labels and updating labels as needed.
  
  
• The principle of storage is quite simple, try to sort the parts so that you can find them as easily as possible. For example, put bonets next to bonets, do not lift them high because this is a rather heavy item, always think about the fact that you may have to pick up this item alone. When storing such goods that cannot be scratched, do not forget to surround the shelves with padding, for example paralon, or bubble wrap the goods will not be damaged when stored in this way.
  
• Sort goods through shelves and racks. Place the lightest items at the top, and the items can get heavier as you go down. For example, if there is convenient access for a hydraulic lift, store the engines below on the pallets, in this way, you will not have to use man force to pull them out, and the goods will be ready for shipment almost immediately.
  
• Try to monitor which products are the most purchased, and accordingly make adjustments in the warehouse so that employees have to walk as little as possible when collecting the best-selling products.
  
• Put smaller items in boxes that correspond to the dimensions of the shelves so that there are no gaps on the shelf, but also so that the items are easy to find, if the items are very small, such as "MAP sensors", do not put 300 units of sensors in one box, divide one large box into 6 or 10 smaller boxes.