Receiving for 3PLs and bonded facilities
Zero Label no re-labeling at the dock
The supplier's code is linked to your SKU once, and from then on every unit is received with its original label. It runs at Grupo Camili's 7,000 m² bonded facility at AIFA.
Every supplier pallet is re-labeled at receiving
- The supplier label is removed, reprinted and stuck back on every pallet.
- Receiving takes labor hours, and goods wait for their new label.
- Every manual code translation is an error that later shows up in inventory.
- In a bonded facility, every difference from what was declared is a risk with the authorities.
Manual re-labeling at receivingZero
Linking the supplier code to your SKUOnce
Re-labeling stationRemoved
Goods are received with the label they arrive with
Code linking
The supplier code is linked to your internal SKU once. From then on, every unit from that supplier is recognized without reprinting.
Continuous receiving
Goods are scanned with their original label and put away in the iWMS, with no re-labeling station in between.
Reliable data from the first scan
Picking, palletizing and reconciliation start from the same data, with less paper, fewer labels and fewer entry errors.
Next steps
- CasesOperations in productionBottler, fishing fleet and bonded warehouse at AIFA, in production. Anything shown in a demo is marked separately.See the case
- ImplementationA pilot before the contractA phased plan with reviewed deliverables and go-live criteria.See the methodology
- ROIPayback estimated with your dataTrucks, cost per trip and manual routing hours. You adjust the assumptions.Open the calculator
Let's put a number on your re-labeling process
We review your receiving and show how the same goods are received with Zero Label.