3PL & Warehouse
Receiving, storage and dispatch
The serial stays intact after the carton leaves the plant
Serialized product still has to be received, stored and shipped with the serial record intact. This system covers that path for a 3PL or a warehouse: inbound verification, inventory by SKU, dispatch against an order, and the data that goes back to ERP and to the Egyptian Drug Authority in GS1 form.
Receiving and dispatch teams work with Honeywell scanners and printers. Every status change is captured — who did what, when, and the value before and after — under the same user rules as the line software.
Receive and verify
Orders arrive with SKU, order number and target quantity. Inbound product is checked, then ready-to-store data is produced.
Store against the SKU
Product master and stock sit with the ERP stock module. Master data stays in sync.
Dispatch against an order
The outbound order carries SKU, order number and quantity. Product is prepared, then the final data is synchronized.
See the floor live
Dashboards, operational visibility, and an audit trail of every change.
On the floor, and in the record
Five movements
The operation is the same sequence every shift, from the dock to the truck.
- Receive and verify
- Store and manage
- Track and control, then prepare and ship
- End-to-end traceability on the shipment
Tools and compliance
Honeywell scanners and printers are the tools in the hands of the receiving and dispatch teams.
- ERP integration for receiving and dispatch
- Data exchange with EDA on GS1 standards
- Ready-to-store and ready-to-dispatch data
- Roles, privileges, and before-and-after audit values
Specifications
| System | 3PL and warehouse management for serialized product |
|---|---|
| Receiving | Orders with SKU, order number and target quantity; inbound verification; ready-to-store data |
| Inventory | SKU management, ERP stock module, master data synchronization |
| Dispatch | Dispatch orders, ready-to-dispatch preparation, final data synchronization |
| Visibility | Dashboards, reporting, and operational visibility |
| Devices | Honeywell scanners and printers for receiving and dispatch teams |
| ERP | Integrated for receiving and dispatching |
| EDA and GS1 | Data exchange with EDA systems using GS1 standards |
| Security | User roles and privileges |
| Audit trail | Who, what, when, with the value before and after |
| Manufacturing practice | Built for a cGMP process |
| Electronic records | Software layer aligned to FDA 21 CFR Part 11 |
Gallery
Stations, close-ups and drawings
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