Book a DemoFrom the first scan at receiving to the final check at dispatch, Renkei connects your stock, locations, handling units and people in one warehouse workflow.
Capture what arrived, identify how it is handled and guide it into storage.
Start from a purchase order, container or ASN. Select the receiving dock, scan items and verify quantities against the expected receipt.
Receive cartons and pallets as handling units. Use labels and SSCC identifiers to follow the same unit through warehouse movements.
Suggest destinations using zone assignments, existing stock and available capacity. Direct a portion to fast pick and the remainder to bulk storage.
Receipt → Put AwaySample workflow120 pcs received at Dock D01
✓ Item & quantity verifiedReplenish the picking location
Store the remaining quantity
Separate cartons become new HUs when opened and moved independently. Loose pieces are tracked as stock at their location.
Divide incoming stock between zone types using configurable strategies. Bring stock to the pick face while placing the balance in bulk or pallet storage.
Use item and item-group assignments for normal, fast-pick, bulk and pallet zones.
Split quantities between zones and account for fast-pick minimum and maximum stock requirements.
Consider existing stock, available capacity and location permissions within the destination zone.
Keep the pallet intact when appropriate. Open it explicitly when cartons or loose stock need to move separately.
See what is available, follow every transfer and keep stock ready for the next operation.
Explore inventory by item, location and handling unit. Bring stock balances together with movement history and useful inventory insights.
Transfer stock between locations while retaining item, quantity and handling unit references. Follow both loose stock and complete handling units as they move.
Move stock from bulk storage into fast-pick locations using configured replenishment policies. Give operators a clear source, destination and quantity.
Plan count sessions, identify stock with scans and review differences before inventory reconciliation. Make the physical count and the follow-up visible to supervisors.
Manage batch and serial identifiers in Renkei even when the item is not batch- or serial-managed in your ERP.
Identify stock belonging to a batch and follow it through receipt, storage and outbound operations. Know which batch is held in each location or handling unit.
Identify individual units by serial number and retain their warehouse movement history. Track the specific unit received, stored, moved and dispatched.
Record expiry dates against tracked stock. Make remaining shelf life visible so teams can identify stock approaching expiry and account for it in picking decisions.
An item can remain untracked in ERP while Renkei maintains the warehouse batch or serial detail.
Connect the pick, pack and dispatch steps so operators work with the same order context.
Use configured pick strategies to determine which stock and locations should supply an order. Review the resulting pick proposal before moving into picking execution.
Apply stock-selection and location priorities consistently. Bring batch, serial and expiry information into the decision where relevant.
See proposed items, quantities and source locations together. Review availability and shortages before proceeding with warehouse tasks.
Direct picking by location and verify items and quantities with barcode scans.
Bring picked stock together, confirm the contents and identify cartons or pallets for the next handoff.
Scan outgoing handling units at the dispatch dock and keep the warehouse handoff tied to its order.
Keep the shipping requirement, execution plan and final warehouse handoff connected.
Establish the outbound requirement: the items, quantities and order context that the warehouse must fulfill.
The requirementTurn the shipping requirement into planned warehouse work. Bring stock selection, picking and packing preparation into the same outbound context.
The work to carry outVerify the prepared stock or handling units at the dock and record the final dispatch against the planned shipment.
The completed handoffGive each operator a clear task and supervisors a shared view of progress, workload and exceptions.
Connect tasks to locations, zones and warehouse activities so operators know what to do and where to go.
See pending, active and overdue work across receiving, put away, picking and dispatch.
Review receipt discrepancies, stock shortages and location issues where they interrupt the workflow.
Mobile execution and desktop oversight share the same operational context.
Model your physical operation from site to bin, with policies that reflect how different stock is stored and moved.
Separate fast-pick, bulk, pallet and quarantine areas. Apply item or item-group zone assignments to guide allocation.
Configure put-away triggers, verification and operational permissions. Use location generation to create consistent aisle, rack, level and bin codes.
Represent carts and tire racks as movable locations linked to their current physical position.
Map warehouses to your ERP while organizing the zones and locations needed for warehouse execution.
Renkei brings warehouse-focused workflows to the floor, connected with SAP Business One inventory and business documents.
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Auto Lubumbashi is the first customer implementation for Renkei WMS. Its operation provides a concrete setting for the warehouse workflows described on this page.
A wide spare-parts range, a Lubumbashi depot and stores across three cities create a need for detailed warehouse control. Stock must be identifiable by location and handled appropriately as loose pieces, cartons or pallets.
The warehouse design includes spare-parts storage and a separate tire operation, with different storage and handling requirements.
Walk through the warehouse processes and discuss how they apply to your own operation.
Explore stock control, storage policies and the work involved in bringing Renkei to your warehouse.
Yes. Renkei can track batch and serial numbers at warehouse level even when the ERP item is not batch- or serial-managed. That additional warehouse detail is maintained in Renkei, without requiring the same tracking settings on the ERP item.
Yes. Renkei supports expiry date tracking alongside warehouse batch information. Teams can review the shelf-life context of stock when deciding what to store, move or prepare for an order.
Yes. Put-away strategies can direct portions of a receipt to different zone types, using item or item-group zone assignments, existing stock and available capacity. This lets fast-pick, bulk and pallet storage follow different operational requirements.
Yes. Renkei supports loose stock as well as normal and pallet handling units. Keep a pallet intact until it is opened, then handle separated cartons independently. Loose pieces can move without creating a handling unit just to give them a label.
Renkei provides workflows to move stock between locations, replenish picking areas and plan stock counts. These activities keep their item, location and handling-unit context, so warehouse teams can follow the work alongside receiving and outbound execution.
Pick strategies guide stock selection, while a pick proposal brings the planned items, quantities and warehouse context into view before work reaches the floor. Operators then carry out picking, packing and dispatch with scanning checks at the relevant handoffs.
Mobile workflows cover receiving, put away, stock movements, picking, packing and dispatch. Operators scan items, locations and handling units as they work. Supervisors use desktop views to follow stock, assignments, progress and exceptions.
Yes. Renkei includes an easy-to-use label template and design facility for items, cartons and pallets. Teams can create or adjust templates, preview the result and print labels as part of warehouse workflows.
Yes. Renkei lets you model your sites, warehouses, zones and locations, with rules that reflect how you store and move stock. You can configure storage areas and operational workflows around your existing setup, from a straightforward layout to a warehouse with several different storage zones.
Implementation starts with your warehouse workflows and SAP Business One context. We review the location structure, item and barcode data, storage and picking policies, devices and labels. Configuration, integration and operator training are then planned around the agreed operating scope.
Explore receiving, storage and fulfillment in one connected demonstration.