We simplify complex processes, saving you valuable time and resources.
Gain complete control over your inventory and materials, enabling more precise and confident decision-making.
Minimize operational errors, ensuring your materials are managed with accuracy.
We address the unique challenges of your business, delivering tailored solutions to meet your specific needs.
Streamline and enhance your logistics management for a more efficient and cost-effective experience.
Assign privileges to your operators for managing their respective warehouses.
Atlante is a robust Warehouse Management System (WMS) solution delivered in the form of Software as a Service (SaaS). It has been meticulously designed to provide total control over material management, enabling process optimization and simplification.
We firmly believe that people are essential to any process. That’s why we invest in dedicated development teams responsible for implementing the necessary customizations for the client’s environment. These teams are committed to continuously enhancing the WMS to meet the company’s needs.
We understand that the true success of a project is only achieved through collaboration. That’s why we present eadLog, a powerful e-learning platform filled with cutting-edge content related to the world of Supply Chain.
Yes, it is possible to identify all transactions of a specific item, including details such as the date and the person responsible for the transaction. We often say that we provide complete item tracking.
There are contracts established between the company and the repairers, which define the warranty terms for the items. The application manages warranty control, ensuring that items under warranty sent back to the repairers are not charged by them.
It is possible to identify items that are:
During the execution of a service order, various pieces of information are recorded, including:
This detailed tracking ensures proper control and accountability for all materials and services involved.
One of the most common methods is geographic orientation through signage, which essentially uses streets, numbers, aisles, and floors within the warehouse, similar to the addressing system in residential neighborhoods. Each company typically has unique characteristics and specific requirements for material management, so warehouse addressing may not always follow a single standard. Therefore, it’s crucial for managers to identify these needs and define the best systems for planning, organizing, and identifying their sections. To better illustrate, here are some of the most common and widely used inventory addressing systems:
Once the storage system is chosen, it can be configured in our application to precisely match the intended design, ensuring alignment between expectations and execution.
