We develop a custom warehouse management system (WMS) for Lithuanian companies—from accurate stock and location control to barcodes, RFID, multiple warehouses, picking and API integrations.
Monitor inventory, warehouse locations and product movement in real time while reducing errors and improving efficiency.
A Warehouse Management System (WMS) is software designed to manage inventory, warehouse locations, stock movements, receiving, shipping, picking, reservations and inventory control.
A custom WMS is developed specifically for your warehouse processes and can integrate with ERP, CRM, accounting systems, manufacturing software, e-commerce platforms, barcode scanners and RFID technology.
We develop a custom warehouse management system (WMS) for Lithuanian companies—from accurate stock and location control to barcodes, RFID, multiple warehouses, picking and API integrations.
The solution can be used across different branches, warehouses or production zones. It works through a browser, so employees can use a computer, tablet, phone or mobile warehouse terminal.
Basic warehouse software may suit a small warehouse when recording products, stock and documents is enough. As orders, locations or staff grow, a WMS is usually needed to manage not only records but the real receiving, put-away, picking, transfer and dispatch workflow.
A custom warehouse management system is chosen when standard software does not match the company workflow or when custom user roles, multiple warehouses, manufacturing, 3PL, barcodes, RFID or integrations with existing ERP, accounting and e-commerce systems are required.
Track inventory by warehouse, location, batch, serial number or status.
Warehouses, zones, shelves, racks, bins, pallets and storage locations.
Goods receiving, suppliers, purchase orders, barcode scanning and stock updates.
Order picking, shipping preparation, dispatch and movement tracking.
Inventory checks using barcodes, RFID and discrepancy management.
Inventory reports, stock movement, warehouse activity and employee performance analytics.
Different permissions for administrator, warehouse staff, sales, production or management.
Reserve products for orders, production, customers or specific projects.
Track batches, serial numbers, expiry dates or production lots.
Import products, stock, locations, suppliers or historical data from Excel or an old system.
Generate and print product, location, box, pallet or shipment labels.
Alerts for low stock, delays, discrepancies or important warehouse actions.
A WMS is adapted to the company’s goods flow, warehouse size and responsibility model. Different businesses need different location, order, picking, batch and reporting logic.
Movement of raw materials, components, picking, batches, work in progress and finished goods between warehouse and production.
Separate management of each client’s products, locations, receipts, orders, services, documents, rates and reports.
Central and store warehouse stock, reservations, replenishment, transfers, price lists and inventory.
Order imports, live stock, picking tasks, shipping labels, courier integrations and automatic statuses.
Barcode technology speeds up receiving, picking, inventory counting and warehouse operations by reducing manual work and improving accuracy.
The system supports USB scanners, Bluetooth scanners, handheld terminals, smartphones, tablets and label printers.
RFID technology allows products and assets to be identified automatically without direct scanning, making inventory counting and warehouse tracking significantly faster.
RFID can work together with barcode technology, combining the advantages of both solutions.
The inventory module helps compare physical stock with system records, identify discrepancies, record adjustments and perform faster inventory counting using barcodes or RFID.
The WMS can optimize picking routes, prioritize orders, assign warehouse staff and guide employees through the most efficient picking process.
Every warehouse action is recorded, providing complete traceability of products, employees and warehouse operations.
The warehouse management system can integrate with ERP, CRM, accounting software, e-commerce platforms, manufacturing systems, courier services, suppliers and custom APIs.
We analyze your warehouse workflow, inventory management and business requirements.
We design warehouse modules, user roles, barcode or RFID workflows and system integrations.
We develop and test the warehouse system according to your business processes.
We launch the system, connect warehouse equipment, train employees and provide ongoing support.
Logistus Pro is an example of a custom solution developed by Inovotec, combining orders, customers, documents, transport and warehouse processes, and reporting in one system. It shows how separate business activities can be connected into one consistent workflow.
Pricing depends on warehouse size, required modules, barcode or RFID support, integrations, warehouse locations, user roles and business complexity. Smaller projects typically start from €3,500.
Warehouse, purchasing and resource management.
Barcode scanning and inventory automation.
Automated asset and inventory tracking.
Production planning and material management.
Connect your WMS with external systems.
Synchronize products, orders and stock automatically.
An example of logistics, order, document and warehouse process management.
A WMS manages inventory, warehouse locations, receiving, shipping, picking, stock movements and reporting.
Yes. We develop systems supporting barcode scanners, QR codes, RFID readers, handheld terminals and label printers.
Yes. Our warehouse systems integrate with ERP, CRM, accounting software, manufacturing systems, e-commerce platforms and custom APIs.
Yes. The system supports multiple warehouses, locations, shelves, zones and complex warehouse structures.
Yes. Our warehouse systems are web-based and work on smartphones, tablets, warehouse terminals and desktop computers.
Pricing depends on functionality, integrations and warehouse complexity. Small projects usually start from €3,500.
Basic warehouse accounting software usually records stock and documents, while a WMS manages the physical workflow: locations, receiving, put-away, picking, transfers, inventory and employee actions in real time.
A WMS is worth implementing when products, locations, warehouses or orders grow, staff struggle to find goods, stock does not match, inventory takes too long, or the warehouse must connect with ERP, manufacturing or e-commerce.
Yes. Manufacturing companies can manage raw materials, picking, batches and finished goods movement, while 3PL warehouses can manage each client’s products, locations, orders, services, documents and reports.
Tell us about your warehouse processes and inventory management. We will design a custom WMS solution tailored specifically to your business.
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