Warehouses

Down to the bin it is actually sitting in

A warehouse total tells a picker nothing. Tryso models the building itself, so stock has an address inside it and new staff can find things without being shown.

A tall aisle of warehouse shelving stacked with stock

What you get

  • Multiple warehouses per store
  • Zones, aisles, racks, rack layers and bins
  • Stock located to a specific bin
  • Transfers between warehouses and branches
  • Per-warehouse active status
  • Location shown on picking and receiving
Rows of racked pallets and cartons inside a distribution warehouse
01

Model the building once

Lay out zones, aisles, racks, layers and bins to match the shelving you already have. Every location gets a code, and stock sits against a code rather than against a vague area.

  • Zone, aisle, rack, layer and bin hierarchy
  • Codes that match your physical labels
  • Reusable across products
Two plain cardboard shipping cartons on a warm neutral background
02

Move stock with a paper trail

Transfers between warehouses and branches are recorded as their own documents, with lines and quantities, so stock in transit is never simply missing.

  • Transfer documents with line items
  • Between warehouses or between branches
  • Movements recorded at both ends

Try warehouses on your own stock

Create an organization on the free plan, load some of your data, and see how it fits before you pay anything.

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  • Set up in about a minute