Warehouse Management System – Plans and Pricing

Whether you’re managing a single warehouse location or a large-scale operation, SalesWarp has the Warehouse Management tools you need. Automate your warehouse operations, improve accuracy, and reduce fulfillment times with SalesWarp WMS.

Basic Warehouse
Management

Included*

Ideal for smaller teams managing one
warehouse location.

Combine OMS and WMS for seamless communication between systems
Manage the complete pick pack and ship process
Automate order and shipment batching
AND MORE!
*Included with Growth and Enterprise OMS Plans

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Advanced Warehouse
Management

$999/mo

Ideal for growing teams managing multiple warehouse locations.

Get full visibility of inventory and operations at all warehouse locations
Keep up with demand with automated reordering and stocking
Compatible with multiple pick and batch methods
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WaveBatcher+

starting at$3,999/mo

Ideal for large/enterprise teams managing complex operations.

Manage operations at multiple locations, including custom 3PL set-ups
Manage specialized inventory (expiration dates, units and lots, serial numbers, etc.)
Customizable system that can be optimized for your specific needs
Access complete WaveBatcher+ System
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Features

Included with OMS

WMS Basic

WaveBatcher+

Inventory and Stock Management

Single Warehouse
Multiple Warehouses
Order Routing/Inventory Rules
Barcoding and Scanner Integration
Inventory Put Away and Removal
Bulk Inventory Transfers Between Warehouses
Cycle Counting
Purchase Order PO Receiving
Single Stocking Order Stocking orders allow warehouse managers to automatically generate restocking and replenishment tasks for workers based on inventory levels. With a single stocking order, you can change it per use case or have it set up to take care of a single repetitive task in the warehouse.
Multiple Stocking Orders Stocking orders allow warehouse managers to automatically generate restocking and replenishment tasks for workers based on inventory levels. With multiple stocking orders, you can have many locations automatically manage their own inventory levels.
Exact and Up to Specific Amount Inventory Transfers Allows for the exact inventory and up to specific amount of inventory transfers via stocking orders. See single / multiple stocking orders to learn more.
Automatically Keep Location Stocked at Specified Level Keeps a location stocked at a specific inventory level via the automatic generation of stocking orders when inventory drops under user specified thresholds. See single / multiple stocking orders to learn more.
Bulk All Inventory Transfers for Receiving Transfer all inventory from a receiving location to backstock locations with a single stocking order. See single / multiple stocking orders to learn more.
Take From Inventory Flow Direction for Restocking Locations Allows for locations to automatically transfer stock from other locations, such as back stock locations. See single / multiple stocking orders to learn more.
Give To Inventory Flow Direction for Surplus and Backstocking Allows for locations to automatically transfer stock from other locations, such as back stock locations. See single / multiple stocking orders to learn more.
Specific Weekdays / Dates / Times Inventory Check Triggers Choose specific days, times, and frequency to check inventory levels and issue stocking orders. See single / multiple stocking orders to learn more.
Custom Logic Triggers for When, Where, and How to Restock Stocking orders allow warehouse managers to automatically generate restocking and replenishment tasks for workers based on inventory levels. See single / multiple stocking order.

Order Batching and Wave Picking

Basic Order Batching and Pick Batching Basic order / pick batching. Does not include wave picking or other advanced types of optimized picking strategies.
Support for Carts with Single Bin
Support for Tiered Carts with Multiple Bins
Discrete / Single Order Picking One worker picks items to fulfill one delivery at a time. This method is ideal for small warehouses with low order volume.
Advanced Multi-Order / Batch Picking Orders are grouped together and order lines can be separated by bins or consolidated by SKUs and then sorted into separate deliveries at the pack station. Utilizes Wave Picking which generates waves of tasks for workers to pick at once.
Section / Zone Picking Pickers are assigned to zones in the warehouse and each picker retrieves items from their assigned zones. Utilizes Wave Picking which generates waves of tasks for workers to pick at once.
Proximity / Cluster Picking Picker is assigned to pick a cluster of items grouped by their proximity to each other. Utilizes Wave Picking which generates waves of tasks for workers to pick at once.
Sequential / Serial Picking Serial Picking is the process of a single warehouse worker picking each item one after the other without transferring the cart or splitting the tasks with other workers. Typically used in warehouses with simple layouts and low delivery volume.
Collaborative / Parallel Picking Parallel Picking is the process of several workers picking items for a group of deliveries at the same time. Great for medium to high volume warehouses. Carts are then consolidated at the pack station.
Pick and Pass / Pass Picking Pass Picking uses a single cart and is often used in combination with Zone or Cluster Picking; When one worker completes picking items in their zone, they pass the cart to the next worker until all the items are picked.
Combined Pack and Ship
Single Channel Waves Wave Picking is the process of grouping orders together by defined channels and releasing waves of pick tasks to warehouse workers. Highly efficient and keeps the warehouse organized and on time.
Multi-Channel Waves Wave Picking is the process of grouping orders together by defined channels and releasing waves of pick tasks to warehouse workers. Highly efficient and keeps the warehouse organized and on time.
Manual Wave Generation With manual wave generation, orders must be manually selected by a warehouse manager and grouped into a wave. For warehouses need the bare minimum of wave picking.
Quick Wave Generation Quick Wave generation allows for Waves of tasks to be generated by a single click, with orders selected automatically by FIFO and other selection strategies.
Automatic Wave Generation Automatic wave generation allows for waves to be automatically generated at specific times and on specific dates and on at specific smart triggers. Presets can be built for swapping automatic settings seamlessly.
Wave Creation Presets Allows for warehouse managers to swap between different wave picking configurations at the click of a button.
Channel Automation Presets Allows for warehouse managers to save and edit different automatic wave generation presets. See automatic wave generation for more info.

Units, Lots, and Serialization

Custom Unit Systems per Product or Product Groups Unit systems allow for the inventory management of unit types, such as pallets, cartons, boxes, which may contain other nested units. Allows for fast tracking, breakdown, and management of volumes of units.
Custom Hierarchical / Nested Unit Types Unit systems allow for the inventory management of unit types, such as pallets, cartons, boxes, which may contain other nested units. Allows for fast tracking, breakdown, and management of volumes of units.
Lot Codes and Lot Numbers
Serialization and Serial Number Support
Hierarchical Lot Code Inheritance for Bulk Lot Code Scanning Allows for lot codes to be inherited by child units. For example, all the cartons on a pallet will automatically receive the pallet’s lot code.
Bulk Inventory Scanning and Receiving via Units
Automatic Breakdown / Unpackaging of Units At the click of a button all of the inventory on a pallet can be transferred into inventory instead of having a worker manually scan them in.
Custom Product Codes and Unit Barcodes Allows for unit types to be tied to product codes so that workers can scan unit types such as pallets, cartons, boxes, into inventory without having to scan individual items one at a time.
Picking and Packing with Units
Expiration Dates and FIFO Prioritization Primarily for grocery and pharmaceuticals, keep track of expiration dates and ensure customers receive the freshest goods.

Dashboards and Monitoring

Dashboard: Live Look Allows for a real time look at the most important metrics in your warehouse.
Dashboard: Urgent and Attention Shows problem areas, choke points, slowdowns, and other high priority metrics to prevent slowdowns in your warehouse.
Dashboard: Planning and Labor Estimates Helps warehouse managers plan out labor and workload based on previous days.
Dashboard: Review History Look back at the warehouses history and achievements over the course of days, weeks, and months.
Dashboard: Stocking Stocking orders allow warehouse managers to automatically generate restocking and replenishment tasks for workers based on inventory levels. This dashboard tracks stocking orders.
Dashboard: Receiving
Dashboard: Inventory
Dashboard: Picking
Dashboard: Shipping

3PL and Custom

3PL Multi-WMS Solution
In-house Custom Built Changes
3rd Party WMS

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Basic Warehouse Management

Included*

Advanced Warehouse Management

$999/mo

WaveBatcher+

starting at$3,999/mo

Features

Included with OMS

WMS Basic

WaveBatcher+

Inventory and Stock Management

Order Batching and Wave Picking

Units, Lots, and Serialization

Dashboards and Monitoring

3PL and Custom

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Basic Warehouse
Management

Advanced Warehouse
Management