4NEXT SOLUTIONS

Who we are and what we do

We design and develop customised WMS software solutions for the management of traditional warehouses, managed with radio frequency terminals or tablets.

We provide value solutions thanks to a methodology consisting of 4 core concepts: ‘Listening, Understanding, Resolution, Support’.

This is how we transform the warehouse and its processes in a short time and with low costs.

4Next Solutions is the LCS Group company that focuses on the implementation of web-based and highly customised WMS (Warehouse Management System) software solutions designed to increase the efficiency of manual warehouse processes.

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The WMS – functionality and tools:

The WMS (Warehouse Management System) is a software system that has the task of supporting the operational management of information and physical flows related to the warehouse, from the entry of goods to the preparation of shipments.

The tools and technologies used are the most varied, and depending on the specific requirements, it is determined what needs to be implemented: from QR code to barcode to RFID technology to all types of fixed and/or portable terminals.

Tools

Our WMS is structured in two main parts. A part that can be consulted from a PC, with configuration and monitoring functionalities, and a part that can be consulted from the operators’ terminals with operational functionalities.

PC

  • Operators and Users
  • Master Data
  • Layout
  • Saturation
  • Acceptance
  • Withdrawals
  • Inventory
  • Searches
  • Rules (loading and withdrawal)
  • Key Performance Indicators

Terminals

  • Receipt of goods
  • Unit Load
  • Moving
  • Picking list
  • Free picking
  • Transfer
  • Returns
  • Adjustments
  • Searches
  • Print labels
  • Inventory

Advantages and Benefits

1 %
HANDLING COSTS
1 %
OPERATOR PRODUCTIVITY
1 %
QUANTITY OF PICKED PACKAGES
1 %
PICKING ACCURACY
1 %
INVENTORY ACCURACY
1 %
WAREHOUSE COST REDUCTION


Our service

The standardisation of the service does not affect the tailoring of the maintenance contract. The customer is offered what he needs and within the agreed timeframe.

The types of intervention can take place remotely or in the field. Intervention times at the plant vary from 4 to 24 hours and are guaranteed according to customised contracts.

  • Call or e-mail from customer
  • Management of request
  • Contacting the appropriate technician
  • On-site assistance/intervention
  • Production of service reports