Run every site from one live system. Receiving, putaway, picking, transfers, and ship stay in sync across warehouses and clients — so you turn product faster, hit order-accuracy targets, and never sell stock that's already on a truck.
A 1% pick error is a rounding mistake at 50 orders a day. At 5,000, it's 50 chargebacks, 50 re-ships, and a customer scorecard sliding the wrong way. Distribution and 3PL margins are thin enough that throughput and accuracy can't be a trade-off — you need both, across every site, at once.
You're out in Dallas and overstocked in Phoenix — but no one sees it in time. You expedite a reorder you didn't need while inventory sits idle two states away.
Wrong SKU, wrong lot, short quantity. The customer files a chargeback, your team eats the return freight, and the scorecard takes a hit you'll feel at the next contract review.
Inbound stacks up because putaway can't keep pace. Product that should be pickable in 30 minutes sits for hours — slowing turns, blocking dock doors, and burning labor.
Same docks, same SKUs, same crews. The difference is whether every warehouse and client reads from one count — or from yesterday's export.
The same flow scales from one warehouse to a national network. Every step is scan-driven, directed by the app, and live across the whole operation.
Scan the inbound pallet against its ASN or PO. Klovio directs the receiver to the right slot and the count goes live the instant it lands.
Batch and wave orders into the shortest walking route. Every pick is scan-verified for SKU, lot, and quantity before it leaves the location.
Pack out, weigh, label, and stage by carrier or route. Inventory clears the network and integrations sync the moment the order ships.
Run two sites or twenty from a single view. See on-hand, in-transit, and available-to-promise for any SKU across the entire network, then rebalance before a stockout in one site forces an expedite while another sits overstocked.
Most systems treat a transfer as two disconnected events: stock vanishes from one warehouse and reappears in another whenever someone gets around to keying it in. In between, that inventory is invisible — and overselling it is easy.
Klovio tracks the transfer end to end. The moment it's scanned out, it's in-transit; the moment it's scanned in, it's on the shelf. The network count is always whole, and available-to-promise reflects reality at every site.
From an inbound pallet to a dispatched order — every step scan-driven, directed by the app, and live across the whole network the instant it happens.
20 minutes is all it takes to see Klovio run your network: receiving, putaway, picking, transfers, and dispatch on one live count.
