K-Store software, scanning and automation. One connected picking process.
Bring your people, stock and equipment into one connected picking process. Keymas designs warehouse order picking systems for UK warehouses and distribution centres, combining K-Store software, barcode scanning and the right handling equipment for your operation.
From improving manual picking to integrating conveyors or robotics, we start with your products, order profile and the way your team works.
A warehouse order picking system coordinates how orders are released, items are selected and picks are checked before goods move to packing and despatch. The right approach depends on your order volumes, product range, storage layout and available people.
K-Store supports a choice of picking workflows, configured around the operation:
We review travel distances, replenishment and handover points alongside the software. Your system can then develop in stages as the operation changes.
Replace disconnected pick lists with a clear digital workflow. K-Store brings order tasks, barcode checks, container tracking and operational reporting together within your wider warehouse management system.
Supervisors get the information to review workload and investigate delays, while operators follow the configured process on the warehouse floor.
Software and equipment need to work as one process. Keymas plans the interfaces, transfer points and confirmation signals that connect picking with the next stage of fulfilment.
Move cartons and totes between picking zones, packing stations, buffers and despatch. Coordinate routing with conveyor controls and scanning so goods reach the required destination.
Use suitable robotic transport or goods-to-person equipment to support the picking process. We define the handoffs between K-Store, robot control systems and operators around the selected solution.
Connect order, stock and task information through agreed interfaces. Integration scope, status feedback and exception handling are established around your existing systems and project requirements.
A phased project can combine manual picking, conveyor movement and robotic transport. We assess compatibility before recommending what to retain, extend or replace.
Start with a baseline: picks per hour, accuracy, travel time, order completion and peak workload. These measures help identify where layout changes, software or automation could make the greatest difference.
In a published distributor case study, Keymas reports growth from around 10,500 to over 30,000 daily picks as part of a wider warehouse transformation. That is a project-specific result, rather than a forecast for every warehouse.
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We review the operation, agree the picking workflows and integration scope, then plan configuration, installation, testing and training. After go-live, support helps your team maintain and develop the system.
Tell us what works, what slows you down and where you want to go next.
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