Orders that move through warehouse, shipping and store without anyone having to push them.
Let's model your operationThe problem in retail isn't recording the order. It's that between payment and delivery there's an ERP, a warehouse, a carrier and, now and then, a person. Every handoff between them is a phone call, an email or a delivery note today, and the software just records where things stand.
The things that exist in your business, each one in a single place.
Line items, amounts and delivery promise.
SKU, dimensions and handling.
History, address and preferences.
Aisle, shelf level and actual stock.
Package, carrier and delivery window.
Each stage stops being a label and starts carrying its own rules.
The same work, split between people, agents and machines depending on the moment.
The order enters «Picking» as soon as the stock is reserved.
The stage lets Glup know there's work to do.
Aimee checks the warehouse workload, the available shift and the package size.
The small items go to the robot; the bulky one, to the operator.
The package leaves labeled and the order moves to «Out for delivery» on its own.
Every morning someone goes through a list and assigns the work by hand. When an urgent order comes in, the whole assignment has to be redone.
Work gets assigned on its own and recalculated whenever something changes. Only what needs judgment goes up to a person.
It's here to decide who handles what, and when, so people keep the part only they can do: judgment, relationships and exceptions.
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