Writing on warehouse operations
These are not product brochures. Each article takes a problem that actually happens in a warehouse: why it appears, what it costs, and what has to change to close it.
- Warehouse Management··6 min read
Why doesn't the stock in your ERP match the shelf?
A stock discrepancy is rarely the ERP's fault. The problem is the gap between the moment goods move and the moment that movement is recorded. We explain where that gap comes from and why counting does not close it.
- Import and Bonded Warehousing··5 min read
What changes in your warehouse when goods are nationalised?
Bonded goods and goods in free circulation can sit on the same shelf without being the same thing. If the moment of nationalisation is not recorded on the warehouse side, your stock can look numerically correct while being legally wrong.
- Production and Stock··5 min read
Chest, wardrobe, headboard: three products or one bedroom set?
Products sold as sets sit in stock as components but ship as a set. If that conversion is not recorded, your sellable stock looks different from what it actually is.
- Counting and Waste··5 min read
There's a count variance: is it an error or is it waste?
If waste and consumption are not recorded as they happen, a count variance can never be explained. And a variance nobody can explain is a variance nobody can fix.