Solving Warehouse Chaos in Business Central with Mobile Barcoding

In this video, you’ll learn practical ways to boost efficiency and accuracy across your warehouse by using barcoding and mobile devices—directly integrated with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.

This session is ideal for businesses in manufacturing and distribution looking to modernize their operations without overhauling their processes: https://dmsiworks.com/videos/solving-warehouse-chaos-in-business-central-with-mobile-barcoding

Highlights include:

• Adding mobile barcoding to streamline receiving, picking, and inventory counts
• Tips for adapting Business Central to the way your team actually works
• Automating shipment processing and reducing errors at the packing station
• Understanding barcode strategies, labeling options, and scanning best practices
• Choosing mobile hardware that fits your warehouse environment
• Real-time demos of mobile workflows, including photo capture and inventory adjustments

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Benefits

• Improved Accuracy: Enhances inventory accuracy with real-time tracking and updates.
• Operational Efficiency: Streamlines warehouse processes using barcode scanning and mobile capabilities.
• Data Accessibility: Offers immediate access to inventory and warehouse data for better decision-making.
• Workflow Simplification: Simplifies complex warehouse workflows with customizable apps.
• Seamless Integration: Easily integrates with Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.
• Training Support: Provides user-friendly interfaces and comprehensive training for easy adoption.
• Extensive Customization: Features an App Designer and Add-On Catalog for extensive system customization and adaptability to evolving business needs.

Typical Users

• Warehouse managers: Responsible for overseeing warehouse operations, ensuring efficient workflows, and maintaining inventory accuracy.
• Inventory managers: Focus on inventory control, forecasting, and maintaining optimal stock levels to meet demand while minimizing carrying costs.
• Material handlers: Perform tasks related to the movement of goods within the warehouse, such as picking, packing, and replenishing stock.
• Shippers and receivers: Handle the shipping and receiving of goods, including processing shipments, verifying documentation, and managing inbound and outbound logistics.
• Forklift operators: Responsible for operating forklifts and other heavy equipment to transport goods within the warehouse.
• Warehouse supervisors: Oversee the work of warehouse personnel, ensuring safety, productivity, and adherence to company policies and procedures.
• Order pickers: Responsible for locating, picking, and preparing items for shipment based on customer orders.
• Quality control inspectors: Ensure the quality of received goods, monitor storage conditions, and perform periodic inspections to maintain product quality.
• Supply chain managers: Oversee the entire supply chain, from procurement to distribution, and leverage WMS data to optimize processes and improve efficiency.