Excess warehouse travel
Pickers spent too much time moving between aisles, racks, bins, and shelves.
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Case Study
A unified warehouse workflow that reduced unnecessary travel, consolidated multichannel orders, and made stock positions easier to trust.
The Challenge
Warehouse teams were losing time walking between storage locations while fragmented sales-channel stock made the true inventory position difficult to confirm.
Pickers spent too much time moving between aisles, racks, bins, and shelves.
Online store and marketplace orders lacked one coordinated picking queue.
Stock spread across channels made accurate availability harder to maintain.
The Solution
Justo developed a warehouse system that mapped physical stock locations, centralized orders, grouped work for picking, and recommended efficient routes.
Every aisle, rack, bin, and shelf could be represented in the operational workflow.
Orders from different sales channels entered one coordinated queue.
Related orders could be grouped to reduce repeated warehouse movement.
Picking sequences reflected stock location and product movement.
How We Built It
A centralized operational data layer connects channel orders, inventory locations, grouped picks, and route recommendations in one warehouse workflow.
The solution was organized around the physical warehouse map and the order-to-pick process described in the source material.
The Results
The warehouse reached 6,000+ units per day with 99.8% pick accuracy, while picking time and warehouse travel were reduced by 35%.
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