Scan in the warehouse. Post the results to Sage.
WMSHero runs receiving, put-away, picking, packing and cycle counts on Android handhelds and exchanges supported warehouse records with Sage. Purchasing, sales and finance keep working in Sage.
Records exchanged in each direction
Sage stays your system of record. Items, orders and locations come into WMSHero, and the receipts, shipments, adjustments and transfers your team records on the floor go back. These are the records typically exchanged; which ones you use, and when they sync, are configured for your operation during implementation.
Implementation in three steps
Connect
With your Sage administrator, we connect WMSHero to your Sage account and agree which records sync in each direction, and how often.
Map
Your items and locations come across from Sage, and we map them to your warehouse zones and bins with you.
Scan
Your team receives, picks, packs and counts on Android handhelds. Completed transactions post to Sage through the data flows you configured.
Questions from Sage teams
Do we have to change how we use Sage?
Not for purchasing, sales or finance: Sage stays your system of record for those. WMSHero runs the warehouse tasks and posts the results to the Sage record types listed above.
Does WMSHero replace Sage's inventory features?
No. WMSHero adds the warehouse-floor work: bin-level scanning, guided picking and packing, and cycle counts during the shift. Sage keeps the inventory records, updated from the transactions WMSHero posts.
What happens if the warehouse loses its connection?
The handhelds keep recording scans offline. When they reconnect, the scans sync to WMSHero and then to Sage, in the order they were recorded.
Can we start with one warehouse?
Yes. Connect one location first, then add more when you're ready.
See WMSHero with your Sage data.
Bring a few of your real items and orders. We'll show you how they move from Sage to the warehouse floor and back.
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