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Building and locationsMap your warehouse and configure the locations, handling rules and equipment that guide each task. ReceivingReconcile deliveries, resolve discrepancies and move received goods into storage. Put-away and replenishmentGuide stock into suitable storage and replenish pick faces for upcoming work. Inventory and license platesLocate stock, protect order commitments and trace each quantity through the warehouse.
PickingRelease prepared waves and guide operators from the right stock into the right order tote. PackingVerify each order's contents and prepare the right carton and carrier label. ShippingReconcile the staged load, close carrier manifests and record what leaves the warehouse. Cycle counting and exceptionsInvestigate stock differences and floor problems with controlled counts, corrections and approvals.

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Dock to stockReconcile each delivery and move confirmed stock from the receiving dock into storage. Order to shipTake an accepted order through reservation, wave release, picking and packing to carrier handover. End of day manifest closeMatch the staged load to carrier documents, close the manifest and confirm handover.
Cycle count to adjustmentTurn a protected physical count into an evidenced, authorized stock correction. Exception to resolutionAssign a floor problem to its owner and follow the corrective work through resolution.

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Industries

Parcel e-commerce fulfillmentKeep small orders moving from pick faces to packed parcels, with clear control over cutoffs and exceptions. Wholesale and B2B distributionCoordinate case and pallet orders, customer shipping requirements and freight handover.
Manufacturer's finished-goods warehouseConnect production receipts with storage and outbound orders while keeping quality and valuation responsibilities clear. Lot, expiry and controlled goodsPreserve stock identity and apply shelf-life, handling and hold rules throughout warehouse work.

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Roles and permissionsGive each warehouse team the access and authority its work needs. Reports and dashboardsSee what is moving, what is late and where stock needs attention. Data modelExplore the records behind warehouse work and plan a controlled data migration.
IntegrationsConnect warehouse work with order management, purchasing, carriers and the equipment on your floor. ImplementationPlan your warehouse rollout around the building, stock, connections and people who will use it. AI agentsHelp your team prepare warehouse work, investigate exceptions and follow up on delays.

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Modules
Building and locationsMap your warehouse and configure the locations, handling rules and equipment that guide each task.ReceivingReconcile deliveries, resolve discrepancies and move received goods into storage.Put-away and replenishmentGuide stock into suitable storage and replenish pick faces for upcoming work.Inventory and license platesLocate stock, protect order commitments and trace each quantity through the warehouse.PickingRelease prepared waves and guide operators from the right stock into the right order tote.PackingVerify each order's contents and prepare the right carton and carrier label.ShippingReconcile the staged load, close carrier manifests and record what leaves the warehouse.Cycle counting and exceptionsInvestigate stock differences and floor problems with controlled counts, corrections and approvals.
Processes
Dock to stockReconcile each delivery and move confirmed stock from the receiving dock into storage.Order to shipTake an accepted order through reservation, wave release, picking and packing to carrier handover.End of day manifest closeMatch the staged load to carrier documents, close the manifest and confirm handover.Cycle count to adjustmentTurn a protected physical count into an evidenced, authorized stock correction.Exception to resolutionAssign a floor problem to its owner and follow the corrective work through resolution.
Industries
Parcel e-commerce fulfillmentKeep small orders moving from pick faces to packed parcels, with clear control over cutoffs and exceptions.Wholesale and B2B distributionCoordinate case and pallet orders, customer shipping requirements and freight handover.Manufacturer's finished-goods warehouseConnect production receipts with storage and outbound orders while keeping quality and valuation responsibilities clear.Lot, expiry and controlled goodsPreserve stock identity and apply shelf-life, handling and hold rules throughout warehouse work.
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Roles and permissionsGive each warehouse team the access and authority its work needs.Reports and dashboardsSee what is moving, what is late and where stock needs attention.Data modelExplore the records behind warehouse work and plan a controlled data migration.IntegrationsConnect warehouse work with order management, purchasing, carriers and the equipment on your floor.ImplementationPlan your warehouse rollout around the building, stock, connections and people who will use it.AI agentsHelp your team prepare warehouse work, investigate exceptions and follow up on delays.
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Warehouse Management Processes
Order to ship2 of 5
  • Dock to stock1 of 5
  • Order to ship2 of 5
  • End of day manifest close3 of 5
  • Cycle count to adjustment4 of 5
  • Exception to resolution5 of 5

Order to ship

Take an accepted order through reservation, wave release, picking and packing to carrier handover.

6 stages · 2 approvals

Roles and responsibilities

Warehouse Manager Warehouse Operator Packer Shipping Clerk Warehouse Manageror Shift Supervisor System 1 Order and checkavailability Orders soft reservation · system 2 Cartonize Cartonization 3 Wave release Waves 4 Pick PickTasks 5 Pack and label PackTasks 6 Manifest close Shipments
  1. Step 1Order and check availability
    Order Fulfillment BoardNew
    Order NumberCustomerCarrier ServiceCarrier
  2. Step 2Cartonize
    Order Fulfillment BoardNew
    Order NumberCustomerCarrier ServiceCarrier
  3. Step 3Wave release
    Waves In ProgressReleased
    Wave NumberShip Cutoff AtCarrierZone Filter
    Bulk Reserve
  4. Step 4Pick
    Open ExceptionsOpen
    Exception NumberException TypeSeverityLocation
    Damage
  5. Step 5Pack and label
    My Pack TasksOpen
    Task NumberOrderFrom License PlateCarton
  6. Step 6Manifest close
    Order Fulfillment BoardNew
    Order NumberCustomerCarrier ServiceCarrier
Red diamonds require approval.Rows show responsibility for each step.Dashed lines are records the system creates.

Process steps

Follow the process from start to finish. Select a step to see who acts and what changes.

01Order and check availability02Cartonize03Wave release04Pick05Pack and label06Manifest close

Order and check availability

Warehouse Manager monitors incoming orders and their upstream holds. The intake workflow validates the ship-to details, service, units and eligible inventory, then creates a soft reservation for accepted demand. Later orders see that commitment immediately. Held, expired, damaged or otherwise unsuitable stock cannot support availability.

Responsible
Warehouse Manager
Records
OrdersOrderLinesInventoryInventoryReservations
Effect
Eligible demand reserved once
Order Fulfillment BoardOrders
StatusNewHoldReadyToWaveWavedPickingPacking
New
ORD-30399CST-595
Hold
ORD-89879CST-854
ReadyToWave
ORD-20027CST-805
Waved
ORD-70908CST-250
Picking
ORD-16412CST-985
Shipping →

Cartonize

Warehouse Manager reviews planning exceptions while cartonization assigns proposed bundles, carton types and order-line quantities. Dimensions, tare and configured carrier settings inform the plan. A missing input remains an exception. Order-specific tote ownership carries through the subsequent pick path, even when that path serves several orders.

Responsible
Warehouse Manager
Records
CartonizationCartonizationLinesOrdersOrderLines
Effect
Planned contents and cartons recorded
Order Fulfillment BoardOrders
StatusNewHoldReadyToWaveWavedPickingPacking
New
ORD-30399CST-595
Hold
ORD-89879CST-854
ReadyToWave
ORD-20027CST-805
Waved
ORD-70908CST-250
Picking
ORD-16412CST-985
Shipping →
Approval required

Wave release

Warehouse Manager releases the proposed wave, or Shift Supervisor releases under a live, scoped delegation. The decision checks holds, cutoff, replenishments and eligible stock. Planning claims each order once; release converts its existing soft reservation into exact hard allocations. Accepting unfinished replenishment never permits allocation against unavailable stock.

Responsible
Warehouse Manager or Shift Supervisor
Records
WavesWaveOrdersPickTasksInventoryReservationsBinReplenishmentsAuthorityDelegations
Effect
Reviewed wave released; existing claims converted
Waves In ProgressWaves
StatusReleasedInProgress
Released
WVS-20875CRR-7403214 order count
WVS-12755CRR-1634525 order count
WVS-16107CRR-8299211 order count
InProgress
WVS-85552CRR-830816 order count
WVS-90639CRR-4534819 order count
WVS-51489CRR-9696417 order count

Pick

Warehouse Operator scans the exact source position, item and destination tote. Confirmation transfers the picked base quantity from the bin into the order-owned tote, retaining lot, serial and receiving provenance. A short pick records the actual result, releases the unusable claim and seeks an eligible replacement without doubling the reservation. Unresolved demand remains visible.

Responsible
Warehouse Operator
Records
PickTasksPickConfirmationsInventoryInventoryReservationsLicensePlatesStockEventsStockMovementsExceptions
Effect
Stock and order ownership transferred into the tote
Open ExceptionsExceptions
StatusOpenRoutedInTriage
Open
EXC-16475ITM-4561110 impacted
EXC-82995ITM-1676910 impacted
Routed
EXC-51008ITM-8326490 impacted
EXC-44900ITM-9118400 impacted
InTriage
EXC-72267ITM-5090610 impacted
EXC-97093ITM-8026900 impacted

Pack and label

Packer compares picked stock with the plan, transfers goods into cartons and checks weight under warehouse policy. Scanned cartons retain Picked claims until full verification converts them to Packed without another physical move. Full-pallet plans verify output pallets without fictitious carton stock. Warehouse Manager resolves pack holds. Label requests use stable identities; an uncertain carrier response must be reconciled before a replacement request. Printing a label neither issues stock nor ships the order.

Responsible
Packer
Records
PackTasksCartonsCartonContentsInventoryInventoryReservationsStockEventsStockMovementsShippingLabelsCarrierRequests
Effect
Verified stock transferred into cartons; label outcome recorded
My Pack TasksPackTasks
YouStatusOpenInProgressVerifiedLabelPrintedHeld
Open
PT-19627ORD-15282440 scale weight lb
PT-37340ORD-89326130 scale weight lb
InProgress
PT-64784ORD-57907730 scale weight lb
Verified
PT-25050ORD-3123170 scale weight lb
LabelPrinted
PT-75641ORD-82565730 scale weight lb
Held
PT-31180ORD-22832780 scale weight lb
Packing →
Approval required

Manifest close

Shipping Clerk checks the staged shipment against its labels and physical containers, then closes the manifest and manages transmission. Close freezes the reviewed batch but does not prove handover. The clerk separately records evidenced tender to the carrier; only that event issues packed stock, consumes reservations and updates shipped quantities. Outward tracking delivery can retry independently.

Responsible
Shipping Clerk
Records
ShipmentsShipManifestsCarrierRequestsStockEventsStockMovementsInventoryReservationsOrdersOrderLinesWarehouseDeliveries
Effect
Batch closed; separate evidenced tender issues stock once
Order Fulfillment BoardOrders
StatusNewHoldReadyToWaveWavedPickingPacking
New
ORD-30399CST-595
Hold
ORD-89879CST-854
ReadyToWave
ORD-20027CST-805
Waved
ORD-70908CST-250
Picking
ORD-16412CST-985
Shipping →
Approvals and exception handling

2 approvals required in this process

  • Wave release Warehouse Manager or Shift Supervisor signs · pick waitsWaves, WaveOrders, PickTasks, InventoryReservations, BinReplenishments, AuthorityDelegations
  • Manifest close Shipping Clerk signs · closes the processShipments, ShipManifests, CarrierRequests, StockEvents, StockMovements, InventoryReservations, Orders, OrderLines, WarehouseDeliveries
  • One active wave claim prevents recurring planning runs from duplicating membership or tasks.
  • Soft, hard, pickedPacked commitments are stages of one reservation ledger, not additive claims against the same order quantity.
  • Pick and pack transfers conserve stockParent pallets do not duplicate their cartons' contents.
  • Wave release requires Warehouse Manager authority or a currently valid Shift Supervisor delegation.
  • Manifest closeCarrier transmission and tender retain separate evidence. Only tender changes warehouse stock to shipped.

When the process needs attention

  • hold Order and check availability

    Warehouse Manager monitors incoming orders and their upstream holds.

  • exception Cartonize

    Warehouse Manager reviews planning exceptions while cartonization assigns proposed bundles, carton types and order-line quantities.

  • hold Wave release

    The decision checks holds, cutoff, replenishments and eligible stock.

  • shortage Pick

    A short pick records the actual result, releases the unusable claim and seeks an eligible replacement without doubling the reservation.

  • hold Pack and label

    Warehouse Manager resolves pack holds.

Records and postings

StageRecordsEffect
1 Order and check availability OrdersOrderLinesInventoryInventoryReservations Eligible demand reserved once
2 Cartonize CartonizationCartonizationLinesOrdersOrderLines Planned contents and cartons recorded
3 Wave release WavesWaveOrdersPickTasksInventoryReservationsBinReplenishmentsAuthorityDelegations Reviewed wave released; existing claims converted
4 Pick PickTasksPickConfirmationsInventoryInventoryReservationsLicensePlatesStockEventsStockMovementsExceptions Stock and order ownership transferred into the tote
5 Pack and label PackTasksCartonsCartonContentsInventoryInventoryReservationsStockEventsStockMovementsShippingLabelsCarrierRequests Verified stock transferred into cartons; label outcome recorded
6 Manifest close ShipmentsShipManifestsCarrierRequestsStockEventsStockMovementsInventoryReservationsOrdersOrderLinesWarehouseDeliveries Batch closed; separate evidenced tender issues stock once
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Process reports

All reports

Expiring Lots

Exact Inventory identities grouped by expiry date and remaining life at planned/actual shipping date, with lot/serial, plate, physical quantity, reservation stage and hold status. Show applicable Items.MinShelfLifeDays and order lot conditions; 30/60/90-day buckets are reporting ranges, not release authority.

Inventory by LocationInventory
on hand
ItemLocationLicense PlateLot NumberSerial Number
ITM-4871LCT-120LP-86838L26-8833INV-45431
ITM-4207LCT-120LP-43172L26-5968INV-74718
ITM-7739LCT-110LP-75864L26-7286INV-30305
ITM-4992LCT-140LP-23247L26-7236INV-18410
ITM-7408LCT-150LP-56789L26-2838INV-60717
ITM-5403LCT-110LP-92944L26-4521INV-99000

On-Time Ship

Fully fulfilled orders with Orders.FulfilledAt on or before immutable OriginalShipCutoffAt divided by all fully fulfilled eligible orders in the reporting period. FulfilledAt is the latest evidenced tender needed for all non-cancelled units, including split shipments; calendar ShipDate and manifest transmission cannot satisfy the cutoff. Outstanding/late unshipped orders and cancellations are reported separately to expose denominator coverage.

Today's Shipping ManifestsShipManifests
ManifestDate = today
Manifest NumberCarrierCarrier AccountManifest DateShipment Count
SM-27434CRR-13761CA-23729 Sep29
SM-34245CRR-37179CA-90327 Sep36
SM-91739CRR-82506CA-55521 Sep28
SM-43769CRR-39828CA-89928 Sep16
SM-69694CRR-47506CA-20021 Sep38
SM-85298CRR-52043CA-89914 Sep25

Pick Accuracy

Unique valid PickConfirmations outcomes and net confirmed quantities by operator, Zone and Wave, with linked downstream Exceptions and retry/reversal exclusions. Show the actual count/quantity denominator and customer-impact evidence rather than an unexplained combined score.

My Pick TasksPickTasks
YouStatusReleasedInProgress
Released
PT-97745ITM-330550 sequence
PT-70884ITM-883420 sequence
PT-90766ITM-802450 sequence
InProgress
PT-38589ITM-691870 sequence
PT-83978ITM-651560 sequence
PT-79487ITM-527150 sequence

Cartonization Efficiency

Actual verified bundle contents and occupied volume against the physical handling-unit type, compared with the frozen CartonizationLines plan; show dimensional/actual weight, splits and type mix by CarrierService. Missing geometry or unsupported packing basis is Unknown, not zero or perfect fill.

Cartons Awaiting LabelCartons
Packed
Carton NumberOrderShipmentCarton TypeContents Weight Lb
CRT-12895ORD-30138SHP-30594BT-7934500
CRT-11238ORD-48877SHP-63308BT-827990
CRT-93928ORD-65319SHP-60250BT-7225520
CRT-67046ORD-64793SHP-33944BT-2237950
CRT-59679ORD-36147SHP-70373BT-5518260
CRT-94539ORD-82152SHP-24493BT-5291390

Carrier Manifest Summary

By manifest day, Warehouse, Carrier, account and service: frozen included shipments, cartons/pallets and reviewed billable weight, with transmission acknowledgement and actual tender shown separately. Reconcile label/void/request outcomes and carrier billing references; a manifest close is not pickup evidence.

Shipments Not Yet ManifestedShipments
StatusPendingLabelsReadyStaged
Pending
SHP-44651CRR-5419415 order count
SHP-79095CRR-129036 order count
LabelsReady
SHP-59863CRR-916273 order count
SHP-68983CRR-1969519 order count
Staged
SHP-43826CRR-628618 order count
SHP-37985CRR-3978021 order count

Bin Occupancy

Physical occupied volume/weight and unexpired incoming capacity claims against reviewed BinType limits by Zone and velocity class. Count nested child stock once; distinguish empty pick faces, blocked/count-locked slots and capacity held by planned moves.

Open ReplenishmentsBinReplenishments
StatusOpenInProgress
Open
BR-93767ITM-4711830 requested qty
BR-40810ITM-8333960 requested qty
BR-67142ITM-9696560 requested qty
InProgress
BR-51648ITM-4615380 requested qty
BR-14342ITM-3038910 requested qty
BR-37703ITM-5672190 requested qty
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Agent support

Human decisions remain with the authorized people. An assistant cannot release a wave, close a receipt or manifest, approve a stock correction, invent delegation or turn an uncertain carrier response into a confirmed shipment. It can prepare evidence and proposals. Every permitted write must retain its identity, scope and source context.

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# Example after configuration $ curl -fsSL https://www.erp.ai/skill.md | paste into your agent › order to ship · order and check availability on Orders, OrderLines, Inventory, InventoryReservations ✓ Warehouse Manager monitors incoming orders and their upstream holds. › order to ship · cartonize on Cartonization, CartonizationLines, Orders, OrderLines ✓ Warehouse Manager reviews planning exceptions while cartonization assigns proposed bundles, carton types and order-line quantities. › order to ship · wave release on Waves, WaveOrders, PickTasks, InventoryReservations, BinReplenishments, AuthorityDelegations ⏸ approval · waiting for the warehouse manager or shift supervisor # 3 more stages after approval: pick, pack and label, manifest close

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Today's Inbound Dock ScheduleScheduledArrival
Receipt NumberReceipt TypeScheduled Arrival AtActual Arrival At
Production

Dock to stock

Reconcile each delivery and move confirmed stock from the receiving dock into storage.

6 stages · 1 approval

Shipments Not Yet ManifestedPending
Shipment NumberCarrierCarrier ServiceShip To Name

End of day manifest close

Match the staged load to carrier documents, close the manifest and confirm handover.

6 stages · 1 approval

My Cycle Count TasksAssigned
Cycle CountLocationItemLot Number

Cycle count to adjustment

Turn a protected physical count into an evidenced, authorized stock correction.

6 stages · 2 approvals

Today's Inbound Dock ScheduleScheduledArrival
Receipt NumberReceipt TypeScheduled Arrival AtActual Arrival At
Production

Exception to resolution

Assign a floor problem to its owner and follow the corrective work through resolution.

6 stages · 1 approval

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