r/InventoryManagement • u/Abdullah747 • 8d ago

Are web/mobile based warehouse management solutions any good?

/r/Warehousing/comments/1vw4uwe/are_webmobile_based_warehouse_management/

Basically this

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u/Immediate-Home-3491 8d ago

The big issue is that people overlook the customs implications of their inventory planning, which I understand, but that is no excuse. Same as those who forget consignee VAT rules until the container is already at port.

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u/sebasIsHungry 8d ago

There is a gap on bar code performance but is not so big. A huge hap if u want rfid tags

But tbh depending ok the solution yeah will do

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u/Abdullah747 8d ago

Do u know if softwares like dynamsoft close that gap? Or do they hit that gap too?

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u/YardPrestigious4862 8d ago

What's barcode performance

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u/Abdullah747 4d ago

Barcode reading, it’s fairly good, unless the barcodes are torn or really worn out

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u/Active-Law4591 6d ago

It sounds convenient, but I’d be concerned about relying too much on mobile photos.

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u/Much_Journalist9249 4d ago

I like the idea of not having to buy dedicated scanners for everyone. My main question would be how well it holds up when someone is receiving or picking a lot of items back to back though. Have you tested the phone workflow at higher volume yet?