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OrderFlow Operational Functions

OrderFlow Ltd.

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Introduction

Introduction

OrderFlow is an enterprise-strength order processing and warehouse management system (WMS) with a wealth of configuration options and implementation possibilities.

This document provides details of the main functions that it performs, from an operational viewpoint.

Audience

The intended audience of this document is:

  • business leaders who are considering OrderFlow as a solution to the needs of their organisation
  • potential users and administrators of the OrderFlow system
  • designers and developers of the OrderFlow system
  • those responsible for supporting and deploying OrderFlow

OrderFlow Operations

OrderFlow is built specifically around the needs of eCommerce fulfilment. It enables an organisation to manage one or more warehouses, fulfilling customer orders accurately and efficiently. Users are able to complete all the warehouse and despatch operations necessary to support the fulfillment process in a way that has been optimised to meet the particular demands of the business in which it is being used.

This document details how OrderFlow manages these operations, from the point of view of the different users of the system.

It covers the following broad areas:

  • Warehouse Operations:

    • Goods-in
    • Putaway
    • Replenishment
    • Stock Checking
    • Returns
    • Manufacturing

  • Despatch Operations

    • Order Import
    • Stock Assignment
    • Picking
    • Packing
    • End of Day

  • Management Operations

    • Monitoring
    • Reporting