Warehouse Management System For Manufacturing
Manufacturing Is Three Warehouses In One Building
Stop The Line Stopping


A Warehouse Project, Not An ERP Project
Common Questions
How is a manufacturing WMS different from a normal one?
A standard WMS assumes stock arrives finished and leaves finished. Manufacturing has raw materials waiting on production, work in progress that has to stay traceable, and finished goods — often in the same building, sometimes in the same aisle. The system has to know which is which and what can be picked for what.
Does it replace our ERP or MRP?
No. Your ERP keeps the bill of materials, the production schedule and the financials. Canary7 runs the warehouse and writes the results back, so the ERP stays accurate without manual entry.
Can you handle kitting to a bill of materials?
Yes. Components are picked against the BOM and the kit is confirmed complete before it moves, so shortages surface in the store rather than at the line.
What about quality holds and quarantine?
Stock can be held on receipt or after inspection and is physically prevented from being picked until released, with the hold and release recorded.
Do you support batch and serial traceability?
Yes, carried from supplier receipt through production to customer despatch, which is what makes a recall a query rather than a manual reconstruction.
How long does implementation take?
Most sites are live in weeks rather than quarters. The pacing factor is usually the ERP integration rather than the warehouse side.
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