Your warehouse under control. No guesswork.
Manage stock levels, material flow, receipts and issues from one organized system.
System preview — scroll sideways to explore the full view.
When system stock doesn't match the shelf
Typical warehouse management problems.
Our answer
Every material movement recorded in the system: receipt, transfer and issue.
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Stock discrepancies
What the spreadsheet says isn't always what's on the shelf.
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Hunting for goods
Without assigned locations, picking time depends on the warehouse worker's memory.
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Production waits for material
Issues can't keep up with the plan because nobody sees the needs in time.
Order you can see in the numbers
What changes when your warehouse works on up-to-date data.
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Accurate stock
Stock in the system matches what's in the location.
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Faster picking
Picks in a set order, from specific locations.
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History of every movement
You know who received, moved or issued what, and when.
What WMS covers
The most important features of the Warehouse module — from receipt to issue.
Stock levels
Current quantities for every material and every location.
Locations
Assigning materials to racks, shelves and warehouse zones.
Receipts
Recording deliveries and receipts with their documents.
Issues
Issues to production and to customers, linked to orders.
Transfers
Movements between locations with full history.
Material flow
A view of what comes in, what's stored and what goes out of the warehouse.
Stock and operations in one place
Demo view: receipts, location stock and issues to production.
System preview — scroll sideways to explore the full view.
The warehouse manager sees what has been received, what's in each location and what needs to be issued — without asking around and without spreadsheets.
- Low stock is visible immediately
- Every receipt and issue document has its own history
- Issues to production are linked to production orders
From delivery to issue
Example: the path of goods through the warehouse — from receipt to issue.
Fig. 3 — Sample material path in the warehouse.
Standalone or as a Wolves ERP module
Start with one area. Add more modules when your company is ready.
WMS as part of Wolves ERP
The warehouse sees orders and production orders, and stock levels are available to the whole company.
Standalone WMS system
You get the warehouse in order first and add the rest of the platform later.
Whichever model you choose — let's start with a conversation.
Tell us how your warehouse works today. Together we'll decide whether to start with the module alone or the whole platform — and what the next steps will be.
Built around your warehouse
Every warehouse has its own layout, zones and rules. We adapt the system to them, not the other way around.
- Location and zone layout mirrored in the system
- Receipt and issue documents that follow your company's practice
- Picking rules agreed with the warehouse team
Frequently asked questions
A quick look at how the Warehouse module works and what implementation looks like. Don't see your question? Write to us.
Can I implement just this module?
Yes. Every Wolves ERP module can work on its own. If you later decide to add more areas, we'll connect them into one platform on shared data.
Can you adapt the system to our processes?
Yes. We start from a ready-made module, then configure and extend it to fit the way your company works. We agree on the scope of changes together during the analysis stage.
Will the system connect to the tools we already use?
We check integration options during the analysis — they depend on which systems your company runs today and what data needs to flow between them.
How long does implementation take?
It depends on the scope, the number of processes and integrations. We set the timeline after the analysis — that is when we know exactly what needs configuring and what needs building.
Let's talk about your warehouse
Tell us how you receive and issue materials today. We'll point out what to put in order first.