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Flexibility in warehousing is critical
Flexibility is key for modern warehousing organizations in today's competitive environment. Because your supply chain should be a competitive advantage, the ability to quickly pivot is critical. ODATiO® warehouse management systems help you become agile across the organization, tying critical physical and digital assets together. This lets you stack modules like WMS, TMS and OMS.
ODATiO®: a next‑generation WMS & TMS platform
ODATiO® unifies WMS, TMS, and OMS in one solution. Its cloud‑native, modular architecture enables progressive activation, while a configurable rules engine eliminates most custom code. Supervisors work in a unified cockpit with role‑based dashboards. This gives you more precise, yet simpler operational control over the most important things happening in your operation. It's less meetings, more precision.
The rules engine gives you simple, total control
ODATiO® makes managing your business rules simple and flexible. With its powerful rules engine, everything is shown on a single screen and fully customizable by you without technical expertise. You're in complete control: set up, adjust, or remove rules whenever you need, with no limits on how many you create. As your business evolves, ODATiO evolves with you, letting you easily add, edit, or delete rules to match your changing needs.
When is a WMS needed?
A modern WMS raises order accuracy, accelerates cycle times, and lowers carrying costs. With Savoye WMS, teams gain real‑time visibility into every SKU, lot, and serial number while labor workflows become safer and more productive.
A national food distributor cut picking errors by 35% after moving from paper to Savoye WMS. With FEFO rules and live lot tracking, recalls that took days are now executed in hours.
Persistent inventory mismatches, manual workarounds, slow dock‑to‑stock, and difficulty connecting new automation are reliable signals that it's time to modernize with a WMS.
How a WMS works across the operation
From the moment goods arrive until they leave the dock, a WMS coordinates people, locations, and equipment to hit your service levels.
| Operation stage | What Savoye WMS delivers |
|---|---|
| Receiving & putaway | ASN/EDI validation, cross‑dock options, dynamic putaway, and quality holds that prevent downstream errors. |
| Inventory control | Cycle counting, ABC classification, FEFO/lot/serial tracking, and catch‑weight handling for perishables. |
| Order management | Wave and waveless release, SLA‑driven priorities, and hybrid eCommerce/B2B flows. |
| Picking | Discrete, batch, zone, cluster, voice, and goods‑to‑person—switchable as volume and mix change. |
| Replenishment & slotting | Demand‑driven replenishment and velocity/affinity slotting that minimize travel and touches. |
| Packing & shipping | Cartonization, weigh/scan/print, parcel/TMS integration, and hazmat compliance at the dock. |
peak season, simplified: An omnichannel apparel company cut overtime by 20% by switching from discrete to cluster picking on peak days—directly inside Savoye WMS.