What is warehousing logistics management?

Warehouse logistics management refers to the man-machine interaction system of enterprise logistics information management, which comprehensively applies modern logistics management concepts and logistics information technology and is developed according to systematic design principles. It has the functions of quickly processing information and assisting decision-making.

Its main function is to collect, store, transmit, process, maintain and output logistics information, and provide strategic, tactical and operational decision support for logistics managers and other organization managers, so as to realize the strategic competition of the organization and improve the efficiency and benefit of logistics operation.

Requirements of circulation enterprises for warehousing management: do a good job of receiving goods; Do a good job in the acceptance of the quantity and appearance quality of goods; Partition classification, special storage; Efficient packaging and processing operations as well as accurate delivery and timely delivery.

Extended data:

Technical operation flow of warehouse management: unloading, inspection, sorting and warehousing, storage and maintenance, centralized inspection, delivery and shipment, and loading.

1. warehousing stage: receiving handover (preparing for receiving goods, checking vouchers, supervising unloading, internal handover after initial inspection, and handling unqualified products), acceptance (inspecting goods and appearance, quantity and quality), pending inspection (handling warehousing procedures for qualified products, and isolating unqualified products), and handling warehousing procedures (bookkeeping, card building and system maintenance).

2. Commodity storage and maintenance stage: site selection planning, classified stacking, storage and maintenance, and inventory inspection.

3. Commodity delivery stage: delivery preparation, voucher review, stocking, packaging, re-inspection and delivery.

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