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WareBee forstock managers .
Where stock sits decides how fast it moves. WareBee shows placement against real velocity, finds the dead stock squatting in prime locations, and keeps the master data your counts depend on honest.
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Every SKU in its right place.
Velocity-based placement
Fast movers where pickers are, dead stock out of prime real estate — continuously.
Pick frequency per SKU gets recalculated on a rolling window, not a quarterly review, so a product's velocity ranking shifts the moment its order pattern does — a promotion ending, a seasonal item losing momentum. The golden zone reallocates to whatever's actually moving this week, not what was moving when the last slotting project ran.
Dead stock & ageing
See what has not moved, what it costs, and what should take its place.
Every SKU's days-since-last-pick accumulates against the space it occupies, so a slow mover isn't flagged until the holding cost of that specific location actually justifies the conversation, not on a blanket rule applied to every bin alike. By the time that conversation happens, the location's next occupant is already ranked from the waitlist, so the bay doesn't sit empty.
Replenishment tuning
Right-sized locations for high-velocity SKUs — fewer replenishment cycles stealing time.
Each forward location's size gets checked against how fast that SKU actually depletes it, so a fast mover stuck in a bin sized for a slow one keeps triggering a top-up run without anyone questioning why. Resizing that one location removes a recurring interruption from a picker's day instead of adding another line to a replenishment run sheet.
True capacity & occupancy
Real capacity by zone, aisle and location — find the space you already own.
Occupancy gets measured against how a location actually gets used — pallet height achieved rather than nominal rack height, a partial bin counted as partial — instead of the capacity figure written down when the racking went in. A zone everyone assumed was full turns out to have a shelf's worth of headroom nobody accounted for.
Master-data audit
Missing dimensions, wrong UOMs, orphan locations — caught before they wreck a count.
Each master-data field gets checked against how the SKU actually behaves on the floor — a case dimension that doesn't match its assigned bin, a location code with no physical counterpart anyone can find. The exception surfaces weeks before the next cycle count, not during it, so nobody stalls the count tracking down what the record meant.
Storage compliance
Expiry, segregation and weight rules audited continuously, not at the annual visit.
The moment a putaway is assigned, the twin checks the destination against every rule that location carries — a chemical routed toward a bay neighbouring food-grade stock is stopped before the pallet is set down, not written up afterwards. The evidence trail for each check exists whether or not an inspector ever asks for it.