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 enlarge | | Incoming goods, 24/7 | At a 24/7 warehouse, incoming goods can be delivered at any time of day or night. Once the goods have been entered into the KNAPP system (a paperless procedure), the delivered cartons, containers and pallets, whether of mixed or one-type only products, are put automatically into storage.
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enlarge | | Goods-to-person picking | | The majority of picking activities is performed in a goods-to-man process. Containers from the automated small parts system are fed to the goods-to-man work stations. The ingenuity of this solution lies in the combination of different storage systems, making it possible to fulfil, in an ideal form, both the speed requirements of storage and retrieval processes as well as storage density requirements. |
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enlarge | | Returns Handling | | All the goods that were either returned or not received are scanned and received back into the WMS system. Goods are unpacked in ergonomic manual stations, opened and inspected for damaged packaging. The high percentage of returned goods is common in the mail order business. |
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| | | | Dispatch sortation | | With the high storage and retrieval performance of the KNAPP dispatch sorting system shipments can be compiled in a sequence optimal to the store (shop-friendly delivery). Manual sorting during the goods-out process is not required, and there is significantly less work putting away products at the store. |
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