Fast WMS runs the complete warehouse lifecycle — inbound, storage, internal movement and outbound — on live perpetual inventory, handheld barcode scanning and thermal-label printing. Five feature clusters, one document engine.
Each feature is a working module of the same system. Explore any one in depth, or see how they connect below.
Receive against a PO or ASN with pending-quantity validation and OK / hold / damage disposition. Every receipt splits into uniquely numbered pallets (LPNs) with barcode labels printed at the dock.
Explore GRN & inboundPicklists list only eligible pallets and allocate them FIFO by receipt date, with expiry and batch as hard filters. Scan-confirm deducts pallet quantity and closes fully consumed lots automatically.
Explore FIFO & FEFO pickingOne physical pallet equals one lot, carrying its batch or LPN, production date, expiry date and status. The expiry dashboard buckets stock by time window so nothing ages out unseen.
Explore lot & expiryMulti-store, multi-bin putaway with per-supplier slotting rules. An append-only bin history means you can always answer where a pallet is now and everywhere it has been.
Explore bin & locationAllocate a driver, run gate-out to decrement stock, and raise a GST tax invoice and delivery challan. Dispatch moves stock; invoicing is financial only and never touches inventory.
Explore dispatch & invoicingWarehouse transactions post straight to accounting: GRN as a purchase receipt, dispatch as a sales voucher, adjustments as stock journals. Also connects to SAP, Oracle and e-commerce.
See all integrationsThe features are not separate apps — they are stages of a single flow. Stock changes at exactly two moments, which is how the warehouse keeps physical and book inventory in step.
Gate entry, GRN against PO, pallet creation and barcode labels. Goods are staged but not yet on the books.
Commit #1 at putawayPutaway into rack bins, per-supplier slotting and an append-only pallet-to-bin history. Occupancy is visible on the storage matrix.
Bin transfers, pallet break and split, kitting and de-kitting, cycle counting and lot adjustments — every move logged.
Picklist, scan-confirm, checker, pack, driver allocation and dispatch. Stock leaves in two legs; the invoice follows.
Commit #2 at pick + dispatchFast WMS deploys in the cloud or on-premise and is sold in industry variants for manufacturing, 3PL and logistics, cold storage and trading and distribution. New to the topic? Start with our guide to warehouse management.
Fast WMS covers the full warehouse lifecycle in five feature clusters: GRN and inbound receiving with barcode scanning, FIFO and FEFO picking with scan-confirmed lot allocation, lot and expiry tracking on a pallet-equals-lot model, bin and location management with append-only movement history, and dispatch and invoicing with GST tax invoices and delivery challans.
Inventory commits at exactly two points. Inbound stock lands at Putaway Confirmation, not at receipt. Outbound stock leaves in two legs: pallet quantity is deducted at pick-confirm, and the bin balance is decremented at dispatch or gate-out. Invoicing is financial only and never changes stock.
Yes. A parallel handheld interface covers receiving, putaway, bin transfer, pick-confirm, hold and release, and stock enquiry. Floor staff work off scanners while back-office staff work off the desktop, and both tiers write to the same document engine, so transactions appear instantly in every report.
Yes. Fast WMS is a profile of one shared platform with a single data model, so you can begin with core receiving and dispatch and later light up kitting, returns, cycle counting or ERP integration without any data migration.
Book a 30-minute demo and we will set up your items, bins and store structure on screen — no slides, no generic walkthrough.