Warehouse control, without the guesswork.
A small, tangible foundation for discussing ADERO’s warehouse operations. The records below are illustrative and can be replaced after discovery.
One shipment, end to end
| Reference | Customer / cargo | Zone | Status |
|---|
Recent activity
Arrivals & receiving
Capture what arrives, record condition, and send stock to a proposed storage zone.
Open arrivals
| Arrival | Supplier / customer | Goods | Expected | Status |
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Stock you can explain
Searchable stock balances with lot, location, temperature class, and a simple traceable history.
| SKU / item | Lot | Location | Class | Qty | Status |
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Orders & dispatch
Make the next action visible: reserve, pick, pack, and mark ready for carrier hand-off.
Outbound orders
7 total · 4 ready to pick| Order | Destination | Lines | Due | Status |
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Storage map
A compact view of how zones, temperature classes, and capacity might be organized.
Ambient · A-01
Dry cargo · 72% occupied
4,920 units · 48 positions
Chilled · C-01
Thermal cargo · 61% occupied
3,840 units · 32 positions
Frozen · F-01
Thermal cargo · 44% occupied
3,720 units · 24 positions
Questions for the first workshop
Use this screen to turn a visually compelling demo into a grounded product conversation.
Start with the operation
What does a “warehouse job” start with?Customer order, transport booking, ASN, phone call, or something else?
Which cargo actually enters storage?Dry, chilled, frozen, oversized, bonded, or mixed loads?
What has to be traceable?Lot, expiry, pallet, serial, temperature, customer ownership, or customs status?
Where do errors happen today?Receiving, stock visibility, picking, paperwork, carrier hand-off, or billing?
Define the real constraints
How many sites, users, and shifts?Include seasonal peaks and external customers who may need access.
Which devices are already used?Phones, rugged scanners, label printers, scales, temperature sensors?
What must integrate?Accounting, customs, transport management, customer portals, carriers, EDI/API?
What does ownership mean?Client-owned server, client-owned code, source escrow, or simply no per-user subscription?