Replenishment
Daily and wave-driven replenishment as executable move chains.
Which pick faces will run dry, and what exactly do we move to prevent it? Replenishment answers as an executable plan — every move with a from-slot, a to-slot, metres and minutes.
Every move
carries exact distance and estimated minutes
2 modes
daily top-up and wave-driven staging
How it works
Replenishment, in three moves.
Daily replenishment tops up faces below coverage targets, empty faces first. Wave replenishment stages what the next waves will consume before pickers arrive. Each line becomes a chain of moves from the nearest bulk source — and if bulk cannot cover demand, the plan says so.
01
Detect need
Coverage maths and wave demand identify every face that needs stock — and how many cases, pallets or cartons.
02
Plan moves
Each need becomes a chain of moves from the best bulk source, sequenced and timed on real travel geometry.
03
Assign & run
Moves are balanced across the crew with per-operator sequences. The plan prints, assigns and tracks.
Capabilities
- Daily min/max replenishment against days-of-cover targets
- Wave-driven replenishment fed from planned order demand
- Priority bands: empty faces, below-half faces, routine top-ups
- Daisy Chain execution: dependency-safe, collision-free move sequences
- Nearest-source selection from bulk with capacity awareness
- Full-pallet plus loose-carton move logic
- Explicit shortfall flags: short, no bulk stock, loose-only