WMS/Industries/Manufacturing
WMS for manufacturing
Materials in, products out. Every part accounted for.
Raptool WMS keeps the materials your production needs on the shelf, builds products from recipes in production runs, and records which batch and serial went into every unit you ship.
- Recipes and production runs
- Kits built from components
- Batch and serial history
- Restock by purchase or production
Connects to the systems manufacturing teams already run
On the floor
The usual problems, solved where the work happens.
Restocking compares stock with minimums and lead time, then turns the gap into a purchase order or a production run.
Batch and serial numbers are scanned at goods-in and at picking, and serial history shows the parts in every produced unit.
Kits are built from components, and buildable stock shows how many you can make with what is on the shelf.
How the work flows
A manufacturing warehouse, step by step.
Pick a step to see what happens on the handheld and in the office.
Step 1 of 6
Receive materials with batch and expiry
Check deliveries in against the purchase order and record batch, expiry and shelf on each line.
- Goods inspection holds flagged lines
- Stock holds block a batch from picking
- Claims for short or damaged goods
Step 2 of 6
Know what you can build
Recipes list the components of every product. Buildable stock per kit shows how many you can make right now.
- A recipe per produced item
- Buildable stock per kit
- Minimums for materials and finished goods
Step 3 of 6
Run production from the floor
Production runs build items from their recipe and draw the components from stock, so materials and finished goods stay correct.
- Restocking can create a production order
- Components drawn from stock per run
- Production orders next to purchase orders
Step 4 of 6
Every serial, every part
Scan the serial of each finished unit. Serial history traces it back to the batches and parts that went into it.
- A serial per unit at receiving and picking
- Batch recall locks a batch everywhere it sits
- See which customers got a batch
Step 5 of 6
Finished goods to the right shelf
Put finished goods away by scanning the shelf, and refill pick faces from bulk.
- Put-away confirmed by scan
- Replenishment, most urgent first
- Pallet IDs for full pallets
Step 6 of 6
Out to the customer, tracked
Pick and pack customer orders, book the carrier and store the tracking number on the order.
- Pack audit before dispatch
- Carrier booking with PostNord, DHL, Bring, Schenker or UPS
- Raptool TMS for your own routes
Example values
Features
The features manufacturing teams use most.
Devices
The right device for every job on the floor.
The Raptool Client is a native app for Android, iOS, Windows and Mac. Mix phones, tablets and rugged scanners in the same warehouse.
FAQ
Questions from manufacturing teams
Quick answers about running a manufacturing warehouse on Raptool WMS.
More questions? See the full FAQDoes Raptool WMS support production orders?
Yes. Produced items are built from recipes in production runs, and restocking can turn a shortfall into a production run as well as a purchase order.
Can we trace which parts went into a finished product?
Yes. Serial history traces every produced serial and the parts that went into it, and batch numbers are recorded at goods-in.
How do we handle kits?
Kits are built from components, and buildable stock per kit shows how many you can put together with the stock you have.
Does it work with our ERP?
Raptool WMS syncs both ways with Fortnox, including production, and connects to systems such as Visma.net, Business Central and SAP, or to any ERP through web service, SQL, JSON or files.
See Raptool WMS in your own manufacturing warehouse.
Pick the way that suits you. We are happy to help either way.