Warehouse Management System (WMS).
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+38%
Picking Efficiency
Pets Corner improved picking by 38% with new innovative clustering tool.
99.6%
OTIF
Balloon One has perfected Rapid Electronics’ On Time In Full (OTIF) metrics.
40%
Reduction in Picking Errors
Centrado has benefited from a significant reduction in picking errors from their partnership with Balloon One.
24%
Reduction of Inventory Levels
Virgin Wines, reduce “inventory levels by 24% YOY,” a reduction in stock holding of £2.6 million.
Modules and Innovations.
Our Innovations. Unique to Us, Just for You.
Standard Modules.
Accuracy
Reduce your admin with paperless warehouse processes, real-time work direction and up to 99.9% stock and order accuracy – avoiding costly errors.
Optimisation
Benefit from data-driven optimised workflows, including directed putaway, task interleaving, slotting logic and labour management.
Integration
Integrate your Warehouse Management System (WMS) with your enterprise resource planning software (ERP), your e-commerce website, your chosen marketplace, suppliers, and customers.
Automation
At Balloon One, the K.Motion Warehouse Management System (WMS) will ensure that your business supply chain operations run as quickly and efficiently as possible.
Visibility
Real-time, actionable analytics that improve forecasting and optimise operations for improved productivity and peak efficiency.
Adaptable
Adjust the functionality to suit your operation and to achieve continuous improvement – all done internally, without relying on a software partner to adapt your system.
The demo.
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- System look and feel
- Receiving process
- Replenishment process
- Picking process
- Analytics and dashboards
Infios WMS (formerly Körber) dynamically manages inventory positioning and stock movements based on the requirements of the operation. Products are positioned and handled according to various criteria, such as: sales volume, product dimensions, the need to consolidate with other stock, FIFO – or your own individual requirements.
Infios WMS (formerly Körber) optimises the level of stock you hold in the warehouse by minimising out-of-stock situations and maximising sales using advanced replenishment, which employs adaptable forecasting to ensure that you can effectively stock, reorder and replenish items in an optimal way.
Infios WMS (formerly Körber) enhances labour management by dynamically allocating resources based on real-time demand, ensuring optimal workforce efficiency. The system tracks employee performance, providing insights into task completion times and productivity levels. This enables managers to make data-driven decisions, adjust staffing levels, and reassign tasks to balance workloads and maintain performance.
With advanced scheduling and forecasting features, Infios WMS (formerly Körber) helps streamline labour allocation across shifts, minimising idle time and maximising productivity. By integrating labour management with warehouse operations, the system improves overall efficiency, reducing costs and enhancing service levels across multiple fulfilment channels.
Designed to handle multiple requirements within a single platform, Infios WMS (formerly Körber) can manage mixed Retail and E-Commerce fulfillment operations simultaneously.
Balancing the requirements of E-Commerce and retail fulfillment, Infios WMS (formerly Körber) will streamline your warehouse picking and packing, using the system to prioritise your orders and adjust the positioning of products within your warehouse.
Switching between multiple picking routines, such as – cluster picking, zone picking, batch picking or wave picking, Infios WMS (formerly Körber) can automate and optimise your warehouse workflows.
Key WMS modules.
A powerful, scalable and flexible system.
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Infios WMS (formerly Körber) Business Case Development criteria.
- A sound business case is critical to obtaining management and employee support. It's vital for a successful system implementation
- A good business case will include both tangible quantitative spend justifications and the qualitative, intangible benefits difficult to catalogue
Customer case studies.
You're in good company.
Moonpig
WMS
Moonpig Group is the leading international gifting platform, with a rich history of innovation and growth since its launch in April 2000 when the brand started as the UK’s first online card retailer.
Jellycat
WMS / ERP
Jellycat is known for its high-quality, soft, and whimsical plush toys. Founded in 1999, the company has built a reputation for creating unique, quirky, and often humorous stuffed animals and other soft products.
Classic Fine Foods
WMS / ERP / TMS
Classic Fine Foods deliver on demand, the highest quality of fresh, frozen and pastry products to the best restaurants and hotels. Their operation spans over 12 different countries across the world.
Virgin Wines
WMS
Virgin Wines has become one of the leading direct-to-consumer wine retailers in the UK. It now turns over more than £59m and stocks between 4,000 & 7,000 pallets of wine across 3 facilities.
Healthcare 21
WMS
Healthcare 21 provides medical device sales, marketing, and service solutions across 15 therapeutic segments in the UK and Ireland. In 2023, they reported €180 million in sales and have 500 employees.
Huel
WMS
Huel, founded in 2015, offers nutritionally complete meal solutions, including powders, drinks, and bars, across 80+ countries. Huel is a £185 million business, available in over 100 countries across the globe.
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Frequently Asked Questions.
A Warehouse Management System (WMS) is software designed to manage daily warehouse operations. It includes features such as inventory tracking, order processing, picking and packing guidance, and reporting. Its primary aim is to improve efficiency, accuracy, and visibility in warehouse operations.
A WMS optimises processes like picking, packing, and inventory management. For example, it can create efficient picking routes, implement batch picking for multiple orders, and use barcode scanning to ensure accuracy, reducing errors and improving productivity.
No, they are different. A WMS focuses specifically on warehouse operations, whereas an ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system manages various business processes across an entire organisation, including finance, HR, and supply chain.
- Improved picking efficiency and reduced errors
- Enhanced inventory accuracy (up to 99.9%)
- Real-time analytics for better forecasting
- Seamless integration with ERP and e-commerce platforms
- Optimised workflows and labour management
Yes, a WMS such as Infios WMS (formerly Körber) can manage mixed e-commerce and retail fulfilment operations. It streamlines picking and packing processes, prioritises orders, and adjusts product positioning to meet the unique demands of both channels.