A Warehouse Execution System (WES) is a software solution that helps manage and control the flow of goods within a warehouse or distribution center. In the third-party logistics (3PL) industry, WES is often used to manage and optimize the storage and movement of goods for multiple clients.
WES can help 3PLs improve the efficiency of their operations by automating material handling, reducing errors, and improving inventory accuracy. It can also provide real-time visibility into inventory levels, allowing 3PLs to make informed decisions about logistics management, order fulfillment, and transportation.
WES can also help 3PLs increase customer satisfaction by improving order accuracy, reducing delivery times, and providing real-time tracking and monitoring of shipments. Additionally, WES can help 3PLs reduce costs by maximizing warehouse space utilization and minimizing the need for manual labor.
STREAM.WES software can optimize warehouse processes and automate tasks such as inventory management, order picking, and shipping, resulting in reduced errors, faster cycle times, and improved productivity
STREAM.WES provides real-time visibility into the status of inventory, orders, and shipments, allowing 3PLs to track and manage warehouse operations efficiently. This increased visibility can improve customer service and help 3PLs respond quickly to changing demand
With STREAM.WES, 3PLs can collect and analyze data related to warehouse operations, such as inventory levels, order volumes, and shipping times. This data can be used to identify opportunities for process improvement, reduce waste, and enhance the overall efficiency of warehouse operations
STREAM.WES is scalable and can be adapted to meet the changing needs of a 3PL's customers. With a WES, 3PLs can expand their warehouse operations without having to worry about limitations or system failures
STREAM.WES can reduce operational costs by streamlining warehouse processes, automating repetitive tasks, and minimizing errors. This can lead to lower labor costs, improved inventory accuracy, and fewer shipping errors, which can result in cost savings for 3PLs