Every order picked and packed its own way.

Wholesale accuracy and ecommerce speed run side by side in one building. The pick method, pack method and carrier are chosen per order, and the work is planned, timed and billable from release to despatch.

Wave Builder: three orders selected, seven units, six lines, 12.4 kg, with the first order card
Wave Builder, .wms

Waves that build themselves.

Build a wave by hand with orders, lines, weight and cube in view, or let waves build themselves on a schedule by carrier, service, zone or cut-off, capped at what the shift can pick. Stock is checked per line before release, so a wave never goes to the floor short. Service levels set the due date on every job and drive the wallboards.

Wave Builder controls: warehouse, client, filter, wave priority score and comment
Wave Builder, .wms

The right pick for the order in hand.

Bulk pick then sort, pick straight to carton, pick to tote, pick to order: each order takes the method that suits it. Rotation follows the rule you set per client, by expiry, batch or sequence. Pickers work from the handheld, a wearable scanner or a watch, and put walls sort bulk picks into orders with express and late orders handled on the wall.

Picking aisle beside a bin wall
Handheld pick screen: scan barcode, confirm the pick, and the products left to pick with their bins
Handheld pick, .wms

Exceptions handled where they happen.

A short pick blocks the bin, raises a count and can hold the job for approval. At pack, the system infers trade units and suggests tracker values from the pick, and a supervisor approves anything it prefilled. Nothing leaves the building on a guess.

Cartonised before the pick, verified at the bench.

The right carton is chosen from item dimensions, weight and fill before picking starts, so the picker walks with the box the order will ship in. Cartons, pallets, mixed pallets and kits pack on the same bench with scales and dimensioners attached, and labels and packing slips print in each client’s format.

Open shipping cartons at a pack bench

Shipped on the cheapest eligible service.

One native carrier engine prices, books, labels and manifests across carriers in Australia and New Zealand, the UK and Ireland, Europe and North America. Dangerous goods data rides on the consignment, jobs for the same consignee consolidate into one shipment, and the end-of-day manifest closes the shift.

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Parcels on a conveyor heading to the dock

What's inside.

  • Waves by hand or on a schedule, capped by jobs, units, weight or cube
  • Pick to carton, tote, trolley slot or pallet, chosen per order
  • Rotation by expiry, batch, best-before, sell-by or sequence, per client
  • Put walls with express and late-order handling
  • Cartonisation before the pick, with scales and dimensioners at pack
  • Native carrier engine with cheapest-service selection and DG data
  • Handheld, wearable and watch picking on the devices you own

See your peak day on .wms.

Bring your busiest day’s order profile. We will show how it waves, picks, packs and ships, and where automation would pay.