Published on: 05 June 2024
The WMS will ensure real-time product traceability and help the company expedite its logistics operations. These advancements will enable Neut to supply its growing number of clients throughout the country.
»We’re a one-hundred-year-old business that has always embraced innovation. Opening this new facility represents another step forward in our mission to supply our clients with high-quality orthopaedic solutions. By digitalising our operations with Mecalux’s Easy WMS, we’re committed to enhancing our efficiency and service even more,« says Cédric Aymonin, General Manager of Neut.
The Mecalux logistics software will organise and optimise operations in Neut’s warehouse. It will send operators personalised instructions via RF scanners for fast task completion. Moreover, it will continuously monitor the status of the products stored, from their arrival at the facility to their final delivery to clients. With this solution, the orthopaedic device manufacturer’s logistics processes will be consistently smooth and transparent.
Easy WMS will be integrated with Neut’s Sage X3 ERP system. The two programs will share information continuously to ramp up warehouse operations and streamline order fulfilment and distribution.
Neut will also install two additional Easy WMS modules. Multi-Carrier Shipping Software will orchestrate and optimise the goods packaging, labelling and shipping processes in the final supply chain phase. Meanwhile, Slotting for WMS will automate location management, arrange product distribution and enhance operator pick paths.
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