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When it comes to warehouse management systems (WMS), there’s an overwhelming list of potential features, integrations, and process improvements you could focus on. But not all of them deliver the same return on effort. In almost every warehouse we’ve worked with, there’s a consistent pattern: about 20% of the WMS functionality and configuration work delivers […]

At Keymas, we’re working on an exciting project to take warehouse goods-in automation to the next level, from supplier portal to robot putaway. The goal: to create a seamless, touch-free process where suppliers upload pallet ASNs (Advanced Shipping Notices) through a secure web portal, and robots handle everything from receipt to storage location — guided […]

When people imagine automation in logistics, they usually picture dark warehouses: vast, efficient spaces where robots, conveyors, and automated systems move goods seamlessly without a light switched on. But behind every automated movement is a flow of digital decisions — orders processed, data synchronised, and stock planned. That’s the back office, and it’s quietly becoming […]

At Keymas, we believe that great automation starts with great design. Recently, our team worked closely with a customer to create a detailed warehouse automation concept layout — transforming early-stage ideas into a clear visual plan for an efficient, future-ready facility. Using 3D design tools, we developed a concept that integrates goods-in processing, automated storage […]

Business is booming and T/O is growing year on year, however, the only way you can meet growing customer demand is to increase headcount in your warehouse. Consequently, any potential upturn in profit is being swallowed up by spiralling operating costs. So, what are the alternatives? Whilst mechanical automation in the form of conveyors is […]

A 50% reduction in warehouse staff and a 900% pick increase Struggling to meet the new demands for social distancing in your warehouse operationdue to Covid-19? The team at Keymas can help you solve these problems. With a rangeof warehouse solutions for social distancing that can be implemented successfully byusing zonal picking combined with conveyor […]

Business is booming and T/O is growing year on year, however, the only way you can meet growing customer demand is to increase headcount in your warehouse. Consequently, any potential upturn in profit is being swallowed up by spiralling operating costs. So, what are the alternatives? Whilst mechanical automation in the form of conveyors is an […]

E-commerce, S-commerce and M-commerce have opened a whole new world of possibilities for traditional bricks and mortar retailers. Selling online offers retailers countless advantages above and beyond the obvious ability to trade twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year with access to a global audience of potential consumers. New Opportunities […]

  It has been calculated that up to 55% of the operational costs of running a warehouse can be attributed to the action of picking. This far outweighs the costs associated with similar actions like putaway or even processes like shipping. Implementing an inappropriate picking process will only increase costs, whilst also seriously reducing productivity […]

Your warehouse is throttling your business and limiting your ability to grow, but what is the answer? Employing more people whilst increasing your operational costs; moving to a purpose-built site on that shiny new development around the corner or investment in automation? If your goal is boosting operational efficiency increasing headcount or relocation may offer […]