Warehouse in Kyrgyzstan automated based on AXELOT WMS X5 without a single modification of the system
- Customer
- Umai Group LLC
- IT Provider
- AXELOT
- Year of project completion
- 2022
- Project timeline
- June, 2021 - December, 2021
- Project scope
- 1368 man-hours
- Goals
- The move from the old, un-automated warehouse to the new warehouse with the simultaneous launch of the WMS helped the company achieve its strategic goal - to make the warehouse capabilities match the growing needs of the business.
The uniqueness of the project
The "out-of-the-box" functionality of the AXELOT WMS X5 system was sufficient to fully automate the Customer's warehouse processes. And thanks to the decision to launch the WMS gradually along with the move to the new warehouse, adaptation to the new working conditions was as painless as possible both for the personnel and for the company's logistics as a whole.- Used software
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AXELOT WMS X5
- Difficulty of implementation
- Kazakhstan
- Project Description
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The customer was automating an entirely new warehouse. In the process of forming business processes, the specialists from the customer's project team relied on the contractor's experience in automating warehouses of similar specifics. As a result, the move to the new warehouse, which was already under AXELOT WMS X5 control, was carried out.
It was decided to carry out a gradual launch of the WMS at the new warehouse, which allowed "painless" implementation of the move and provided a comfortable period of adaptation to work with the system.
- Project geography
- Kazakhstan
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The IT strategy of a large number of companies includes the automation (digitization) of not only accounting processes but also production and logistics processes.