Nextjet Warehouse Management is ideally suited for service parts logistics applications that utilize small-to-midsize warehouses (or forward stocking locations) to meet the time-critical requirements of the fulfillment process. Its distributed architecture offers tremendous flexibility in modeling a variety of distribution network topologies within a single logical WMS model, significantly reducing the total cost of ownership for a WMS application.

Comprehensive suite of Warehouse Management functionality

Nextjet Warehouse Management offers a comprehensive set of functionality to successfully manage all activities related to receiving and distribution across a variety of inventory management facilities. It is a highly intuitive web-based system that allows multiple constituents within the order management process to see the status of incoming goods, outgoing shipments, available inventory, and reports via a highly intuitive role-based user-interface. Its core functionality supports all aspects of inventory management including:


Pre-receiving
Receiving
Cross-docking
Put-away
Cycle Count
Picking
Packing
Shipping
Integrated workflows based on a distributed architecture

The flexibility offered by Nextjet’s web-native architecture enables a company to manage multiple warehouse locations on a single server via a distributed architecture. The system creates a detailed profile for each location which includes operating hours, location, and staffing information. This profile is directly linked into Nextjet Transportation Management’s route optimization engine to provide real-time visibility of feasible routes that originate or terminate into those facilities that are available. This capability is key to a critical inventory shipment scenario where a real-time sourcing decision must be made in order to meet both shipping cost and delivery constraints.

Extensibility that is designed to grow with your business

In addition to the core functionality, Nextjet WMS offers several extensions that can be added as your business demands greater sophistication for automated inventory management including:


Labor Management
Topology Support
Alerts Support
Sorting & Packing Management
Forward Picking & Replenishment
Configurable Put-away rules