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Low Warehouse Productivity
Warehouse operations suffer from poor layout, inventory visibility, manual processes, and system failures that reduce productivity and cause errors.
In their words
nobody on our side has ever seen a well-run Odoo warehouse, so we don't know which of our daily annoyances are misconfiguration, which are process problems, and which actually need code
we have a small ecommerce business that are looking to implement a warehouse management software in order to make tracking our products and everything in between easier.
with LPs same process can be followed but it doesn’t update the LPs
Our WMS was never designed to emit discrete transport tasks — it emits inventory moves and assumes a human figures out the rest.
I’ve been using Optima, but they’ve become too expensive for the level of service they provide.
I’ve told the manager so many times that I’m struggling with keeping rate DUE TO THE MASSIVE SINGLE TOTES.
Telemetry that doesn't cost an arm and a leg and require me to build my own monitor.
How in the hell are we supposed to get 113LB table saws down?
It's such a waste of time... It wastes our time! Just keep em separate!
I can't believe we still don't electronically track pallets in the steel. That seems like such a better idea than walking around for 20 minutes looking for a hardlines pallet that was put in foods... unreal
I’ve just had to tell customers I don’t have something yet cause I can’t look through 3 pallets in 2 seconds
we're so understaffed we can NEVER finish shelving the day we get it
to make something warehousable, people need to enter various details about their products, and they hate it.
Warehouse operators and staff
Where they talk
- r/Warehousing
- r/AmazonFC
- r/Aldi_employees
- r/3PL
- r/Warehouseworkers
- r/InventoryManagement
- r/CostcoEmployee
- r/SupplyChainLogistics
Tools they use today
- Excel
- SAP
- AHEAD
- Power BI
- ShipStation
- Claude
- Odoo
- Python
Why those fall short
- no hashtable support, must loop through entire array
- lifts don't fit aisles; staff can't lift heavy items
- System has item data but cannot link it to send right-sized pods
- telemetry costs too much and requires building own monitor
- guns are ancient and slow; only managers use them; no location tracking
Map of ideas
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