Warehouse Management System (WMS) SACA

 

 How can I solve the challenges in warehouse merchandise management? 

 

 

The answer is in black and white

 

It is a modular architecture package, which supports, based on different modules and a central core, all types of automatic and manual storage elements, as well as operator guidance systems, with modules for RF terminals, for horizontal rotary (carousels) and verticals (paternosters), for "pick to light" visors, for light stacker cranes and pallet racking, etc.

 

 

SGA SACA Warehouse space optimization

This package works as an expert system, crossing the work rules defined for each of the items with the rules defined for each of the locations or storage areas of the warehouse, in order to always perform the optimal movements according to the balance of said rules and based on a philosophy of optimization of both operator or machine movements and minimization of the space used for the storage of various products.

 

Picking. Optimization of order preparation

The optimization of picking in order preparation allows a high increase in the productivity of operators and maintenance machines, with mechanisms for order preparation with Wi-Fi terminals that incorporate batch picking procedures (wave picking or wave picking) such as pick to box, as well as allow segmenting the warehouse in the preparation of orders, preventing both operators and machines from making long journeys or having to change plants or warehouses. In all cases, the grouping of orders for your service and the use of the optimal collection route allow considerable savings in order preparation times.

SGA SACA Traceability

This package has a unique material traceability philosophy, which allows establishing a circuit of materials according to the most modern quality criteria. It can also be integrated with plant traceability applications, notably with the SIMA STP application also developed by TSF Informática Industrial.

 

SGA SACA – Interfaces with ERPS

Through a parameterizable standard module, it can be linked to practically any ERP in any environment, with interfaces with standard and proprietary ERPs, from systems and ERPs such as MM10 on HP300, proprietary and standard ERPs on AS400, up to current ERPs such as Navision, Expertis, BAAN, Erwin, ERP100, SAP, etc.