SAP/ERP-connected warehouse execution

Smarter warehouse control from bulk receiving to bag dispatch.

A cloud-ready WMS designed for ALJAY fertilizers and crop-protection products—covering purchase-order receiving, batch and expiry control, QR/barcode-directed putaway, urea repacking, variance management, picking, loading, and dispatch.

Multi-warehouse Tablet-ready Role-based access
AW
Warehouse Command Center Live operations overview
Live
Inbound POs185 receiving today
Putaway Tasks42Auto-bin assigned
Urea Variance0.18%Within tolerance
Active receivingPO-2026-00125 · Urea 46-0-0
F3 Warehouse
Received24,980 kg
Target pack50 kg/bag
Assigned zoneF3-UREA-A
Next task Scan pallet → scan destination bin Expected bin: F3-UREA-A-01-03
KG + BAGDual-unit and catch-weight tracking
FEFOBatch and expiry-directed allocation
QR / BARCODEProduct, pallet and bin verification
API READYSAP/ERP integration foundation
Connected warehouse workflow

One controlled process from ERP document to physical movement.

SAP/ERP remains the commercial and accounting system of record, while ALJAY WMS controls every warehouse scan, weight, batch, bin, variance and dispatch confirmation.

01

ERP Document

Approved purchase orders and sales orders are synchronized into the WMS integration queue.

02

Receive & Inspect

Capture delivered kilograms, batch, expiry, quality result, documents, damage and receiving variance.

03

Label & Auto-Bin

Generate an LPN QR/barcode and calculate the best compatible bin using capacity and storage rules.

04

Repack & Reconcile

Convert approved bulk urea kilograms into 50 kg bags while separating output, residual, spillage and variance.

05

Pick & Stage

Allocate using FEFO, scan the source bin and batch, then move verified quantities to customer staging.

06

Load & Confirm

Scan pallets to the truck, record dispatch details, and send the confirmed delivery quantity back to ERP.

Planned WMS foundation

Built around real ALJAY warehouse operations.

The landing-page layout introduces the module structure that will be connected to PHP and MySQL in the succeeding development phases.

01

Inbound Receiving

PO receiving, weighing, inspection, discrepancy approval and GRPO confirmation.

02

Inventory & Bins

Multi-warehouse stock, zones, capacities, batches, expiry and movement history.

03

Repacking & Yield

Bulk issue, 50 kg bag output, loose remainder, spillage, process loss and variance.

04

Sales Fulfillment

SO allocation, FEFO picking, staging, packing, loading and partial dispatch.

05

QR & Barcode

LPN labels, pallet labels, bin labels, camera scanning and printer-ready output.

06

Controls & Reports

Approvals, audit trail, alerts, cycle counts, variance and warehouse performance.

Urea 46-0-0 variance control

Track the kilograms behind every finished bag.

ALJAY WMS will retain kilograms as the base inventory unit while bags remain the handling and sales unit. Every repacking order reconciles actual material input against all recognized outputs.

  • Good bag outputCount, nominal weight and actual catch weight.
  • Loose usable remainderTransferred to a controlled bulk-remainder bin.
  • Documented lossSpillage, sampling, damage and approved process loss.
  • Unexplained varianceBlocked or routed for supervisor approval based on tolerance.
Repacking orderRP-2026-00045
In progress
99.82%reconciled
Bulk input24,965 kg
Finished output498 bags
Loose balance38 kg
Good bags24,900 kg
Loose remainder38 kg
Documented spillage12 kg
Quality sample5 kg
For approval10 kg
Cloud and ERP ready

Prepared for deployment and SAP/ERP connectivity.

The first package is a responsive PHP layout preview. The production build will add secure MySQL authentication, API queues, permissions and live transaction processing without changing the approved visual system.

PHP 8+MySQLREST APIResponsive UIHostinger
Commercial systemSAP / ERPPO · SO · Master Data
Secure API queue
Warehouse executionALJAY WMSScan · Move · Reconcile
Phase 1 layout preview

Review the look and navigation before database modules are activated.

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