

Mecalux in 2023 Gartner Magic Quadrant for WMS
DOWNLOAD REPORTEfficient omnichannel logistics
An ecommerce warehouse must streamline all logistics processes to meet consumer expectations. Interlake Mecalux has developed a WMS that optimizes the logistics operations of online stores — whatever their size — the number of daily orders, and storage capacity.
Challenges for smart ecommerce warehouse management
Large numbers of SKUs | Omnichannel shopping |
Unstocked warehouse SKUs | Fast deliveries |
High order volumes | Multiple delivery modes |
Low-unit orders | Seasonal sales |
What ecommerce advantages does the WMS provide? | ||||
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Efficient picking. Simplifies workflows | More speed. Improves order picking times | Error elimination. Prevents errors during order fulfillment | High profitability. Guarantees a fast ROI | Flexibility and scalability Grows with your business and adapts to in-house changes |
Global solution for e-commerce Global freaks
View case studyHow does WMS for Ecommerce work?
- Goods receipt. Operators identify products as they arrive at the warehouse. The system sorts and bundles them into groups from the list of open customer orders:
- Single-unit orders.
- Multi-unit orders.
- Items to store. - Storage. Items that must be stored are assigned a location in the racks.
- Picking. The system manages order fulfillment as per the assigned group.
Single-unit orders (cross-docking): items that comprise single-unit orders are moved directly to the packing and dispatch area.
Multi-unit orders: products are sent to a just-in-time order prep area. The system triggers the tasks required to complete the order. - Packaging. The order is packed and the Multi Carrier Shipping Software module identifies it with a carrier-specific label.
- Dispatch. The system reports that the order is finalized and ready for distribution and delivery. Simultaneously, it provides the customer with an online tracking number.