Webshops & e-commerce · Field, warehouse & production
Fast movers re-slotted near the pack stations every week
Order data from the last weeks decides which SKUs belong within a few steps of packing and which can go to the back; the crew gets a short relocation list with bin codes on their phone before the shift.
- Avg. time saved
- 3–6 h/week· ≈ 19 h/month
- Rollout
- AdvancedDay 36+
- Who it is for
- Online retail and marketplaces
In short
Fast movers re-slotted near the pack stations every week: Order data from the last weeks decides which SKUs belong within a few steps of packing and which can go to the back; the crew gets a short relocation list with bin codes on their phone before the shift. It typically gives back 3–6 hours a week to whoever does this by hand today. Built for: Online retail and marketplaces.
Typical hours saved per week for the people doing this by hand today, from the 2026 report's ranges. The AI writes what that time makes possible.
Example
Comes in
Sunday night: 4 weeks of picks, 1,240 SKUs, 620 bins
The AI
- Finds 28 SKUs picked 10× more often than their bin location suggests
Comes back
Monday relocation list: 28 moves, 2 hours of work; pick walking distance down about 18%
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- Cycle counting by phone instead of a yearly stocktakeEach day the AI picks a handful of bins to count based on movement and past errors; the picker photographs the shelf, the count is compared to the system and a recount or correction is created on the spot.2–5 h/week
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