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Theme
04 - Logistics - WMS
Shelf - Handheld - Shipping - Batch / Expiry

Every carton has its shelf.

-- Definition

A Warehouse Management System (WMS) tracks each product's location, status and owner from the moment it enters the warehouse until it leaves. Senkronix WMS unifies shelf locations, handheld picking, batch/expiry management, shipping integration and multi-warehouse operations in a single database.

N° I -- Why Custom WMS?

Past Excel,
and no going back.

Most organizations run the warehouse with Excel, paper or the stock module of a legacy ERP. At low volume there is no problem — but once 500 cartons move per day, the system collapses: boxes go missing, expiry dates are overlooked and products end up on the wrong shipment. Time lost in the warehouse cascades into losses across the entire chain.

Ready-made WMS packages (SAP EWM, Manhattan, Logo WMS) are strong, but they carry high annual license fees and force you to fit your warehouse layout to them. At Senkronix we first walk through the warehouse: shelf dimensions, forklift lanes, dispatch ramps, product weights, operator habits. Then we build the system around your warehouse. The result: operator training completes in half the time and the error rate drops by 70%+.

Advantages of a custom WMS

  • Shelf coding tailored to your warehouse layout — A-01-03-02 format follows your own logic
  • Picking order based on product weight, volume, fragility, odor and other custom parameters
  • Handheld UI shaped by your warehouse staff's habits — minimum taps, maximum speed
  • Batch, serial, expiry and FEFO/FIFO/LIFO rules selected during deployment
  • Two-way integration with your existing ERP (Logo, Mikro, Netsis, SAP) — no duplicate data entry
  • Optimized for high volume — thousands of transactions per second, 100+ concurrent operators
N° II -- Modules

Eight modules.
Arranged by warehouse flow.

-- Warehouse Flow / N° II-A
From goods receipt to dispatch · five stations
TEDARİKÇİ / KAMYON KARGO / MÜŞTERİ → N° 01 Mal Kabul ÇIKTI Barkod · Etiket Kalite Kontrol N° 02 Raflama ÇIKTI Raf Kodu · ABC Hacim · Ağırlık N° 03 Toplama ÇIKTI Wave · Batch Picking FEFO / FIFO N° 04 Paketleme ÇIKTI Kutu · Kargo Etiketi Belge Basımı N° 05 Sevkiyat ÇIKTI Kargo API · Takip e-İrsaliye
● Station output point → Product flow direction □ Five stations
01
Goods Receipt

Order matching, QC, labeling, product photos, pallet consolidation, reservations.

02
Shelf & Location

Dynamic/static shelf assignment, ABC analysis, volume-weight optimization, occupancy percentage.

03
Picking

Wave picking, batch picking, zone picking; route optimization, voice picking, pick-to-light.

04
Packing & Dispatch

Parcel sizing, carrier matching, waybills, labels and invoice printing.

05
Transfer & Routing

Inter-warehouse transfers, receipt-storage-picking routes, forklift/operator assignment.

06
Batch & Expiry

FEFO/FIFO/LIFO rules, expiry warnings, batch-level recalls, lot tracking.

07
Counting & Inventory

Perpetual, periodic and blind counts, variance reports, automatic reconciliation flows.

08
Reporting & KPI

Operator performance, accuracy rate, dispatch time, shelf occupancy, waste, shrinkage, cost.

N° III -- Hardware & Integrations

Handhelds, printers, shipping.
All embedded.

-- Hardware Map / N° III-A
Six hardware clusters · WMS core
Senkronix WMS WAREHOUSE MGMT EL TERMİNALİ Zebra TC52 / TC26 Honeywell CT40 Datalogic Memor Point Mobile PM85 BARKOD OKUYUCU Zebra DS4608 Honeywell Xenon Datalogic Gryphon Newland HR22 (2D) ETİKET YAZICI Zebra ZT411 Citizen CL-E321 Sato CT4-LX TSC TTP-244 VOICE & RFID Vocollect Headset UHF RFID Portal El RFID Okuyucu Pick-to-Light KARGO API Yurtiçi · MNG Aras · PTT · Sürat UPS · DHL · FedEx HepsiJet · Kolay Gls ERP & E-TİCARET Logo · Mikro Netsis · SAP Trendyol · Hepsiburada Shopify · N11
● WMS core API □ Hardware / system cluster -- Field equipment connection

A WMS is not just software; it is a network of equipment working on the floor. Senkronix WMS ships with certified integrations for the most common handhelds, label printers, barcode scanners and shipping carriers. Most hardware works plug-and-play.

Supported hardware

  • Handhelds -- Zebra TC21/TC26/TC52, Honeywell EDA51/CT40, Datalogic Memor, Point Mobile PM85
  • Barcode scanners -- Zebra DS2208/DS4608, Honeywell Xenon, Datalogic Gryphon, Newland HR22 (2D/DataMatrix)
  • Label printers -- Zebra ZD420/ZT411, Citizen CL-E321, Sato CT4-LX, TSC TTP-244
  • Voice-picking headsets -- Vocollect, Zebra Workforce Connect for voice-driven picking
  • RFID readers -- UHF portals, fixed and handheld RFID — high-volume fast reading

Shipping & Logistics integrations

  • Yurtiçi Kargo, MNG, Aras, PTT, Sürat, Kolay Gelsin, HepsiJet -- Automatic labels, barcodes and tracking
  • International: UPS, DHL, FedEx, TNT, Aramex -- customs documentation, export
  • ERP integration: Logo, Mikro, Netsis, SAP, Dynamics -- stock, orders and invoices both ways
  • E-commerce: Trendyol, Hepsiburada, N11, Shopify -- automatic order flow
  • Compliance: İTS, e-Waybill, e-Invoice -- documents issued in sync with the dispatch
N° IV -- Who is it for?

Anywhere there is a warehouse.

Scenario - 01

3PL -- Third-Party Logistics

For logistics providers storing multiple customers' goods in the same warehouse. Multi-tenant stock, billing, performance reports and SLA tracking.

Scenario - 02

Manufacturer Warehouses

Integration of raw-material, semi-finished and finished-goods warehouses with the production line. Bi-directional sync with MRP, production planning and ERP.

Scenario - 03

E-Commerce & Retail

Warehouse systems that process marketplace orders automatically, dispatch quickly with wave picking and integrate with carriers.

Scenario - 04

Pharmaceutical & Pharmacy Warehouse

Fully integrated with İTS regulations, DataMatrix-based, batch/expiry critical, cold-chain tracked warehouse management.

Scenario - 05

Import / Export

Custom solutions for customs, bonded and free-zone warehouses. Multi-currency, multi-lingual, customs-file integrated.

Scenario - 06

Cold Chain & Specialized

Temperature monitoring, ventilation control, sterile area management, vehicle loading temperature logs. For food, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.

N° V -- Frequently Asked

Clear questions,
clear answers.

How does it integrate with our existing ERP?+
Two-way integration with common ERPs such as Logo, Mikro, Netsis, SAP and Dynamics is standard. Product records, stock movements, orders, waybills and invoices sync in real time. Your ERP writes to the WMS and the WMS writes back — the two systems share the same truth. Duplicate data entry is a thing of the past.
Which handheld hardware do you recommend?+
For low-to-mid budgets, Point Mobile PM85 or Honeywell EDA51; for enterprise budgets, Zebra TC26 or TC52. All are Android-based with IP65+ ruggedness, 8-12 hour battery life and support for 2D barcodes and DataMatrix. Requirements (temperature, drop, water) are set together before deployment.
How long does the project take?+
Small single-warehouse deployments 2-4 months, mid-size (1000+ SKUs) 4-6 months, enterprise multi-warehouse 6-12 months. The exact timeline is confirmed with scope at the end of Discovery. A working release is delivered every two weeks.
Who prints the shelf labels?+
During deployment we plan the shelf-labeling project together. Label design, material choice (PVC, metal, laminate), barcode format standard (Code 128, Data Matrix) and shelf coding logic are decided. On request, we also print and mount the labels.
Is offline operation supported?+
Yes. When the handheld loses connectivity it switches to offline mode, records actions locally and syncs automatically when the connection returns. Conflict resolution handles concurrent operations on the same item by rule. Even carrier-label printing works offline.
Does it work with WCS or conveyor automation?+
Yes. Conveyors, sorters and automated storage systems (ASRS, shuttle) in the WCS (Warehouse Control System) layer integrate via standard protocols: OPC-UA, TCP/IP, Modbus. In Industry 4.0 warehouses, the system also collects and analyzes sensor data.
How is it priced?+
We use project-based pricing — no annual subscription. Pricing is determined in Discovery based on warehouse size, SKU count, operator count, integration count and hardware scope. The software belongs to you. Compared to SaaS WMS subscriptions, the ownership model becomes advantageous within 2-3 years.
N° VI -- Process

Four stages.
Each one documented.

01
Discovery

We walk the warehouse, speak with operators and measure product variety and volume. A warehouse map and scope document are delivered.

Output: Site Analysis - Warehouse Map - Scope
02
Design

Shelf coding, flow map, interface prototypes, hardware list. Development begins after approval.

Output: Flow - Figma - Hardware List
03
Development

Two-week sprints, real tests on handhelds, pilot warehouse rollout. Continuous delivery via CI/CD.

Output: Demo - Pilot - Git
04
Launch & Support

Shelf labeling, staff training, parallel running period, go-live. Long-term support under an SLA.

Output: Live System - Training - SLA
-- WMS Proposal Desk

Describe your warehouse.
We will design it down to the shelf code.

bilgi@senkronix.com - Karatay / Konya