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With the iFD module for paperless picking, you can improve your processes whilst enhancing their quality.

In recent years, iFD has carried out several migration projects for both existing and new clients. IT migrations to new systems are usually associated with risks that are difficult to assess. Minimising these risks is at the heart of the migration methodology used by iFD GmbH.

iFD is now taking a further step towards entering the Russian market through its partnership with COMITAS.

Medical technology manufacturer Hager & Meisinger GmbH has chosen iFD GmbH’s warehouse management system for its new logistics centre at its main site in Neuss.

To run a warehouse competitively, you need the right information presented in a timely, clear and process-specific manner. This is exactly what the Cockpit module of the iFD WMS offers.

Traditionally, delivery notes are entered manually by the operator in the goods-in department – field by field. With the add-on in iFD-WMS, this will soon be a thing of the past. By scanning or taking a photo of the delivery note, all information is captured automatically and the document is also digitally filed with the transaction. This saves time and allows staff to focus on important process steps.

With the WMS module for voice-guided picking, you can optimise your processes whilst improving their quality.

Automation is no longer a concern limited to large companies. More and more medium-sized businesses are turning to semi-automated solutions to optimise their logistics processes. Innovative technology and software are also being used in the new warehouse of Ziegler Käsespezialitäten GmbH.

iFD GmbH can help you assess your intralogistics processes and support you in transitioning to a sustainable, energy-efficient and resource-conserving materials supply system.

Meeting the demands of modern logistics whilst responding flexibly to market changes – this poses a major challenge, and not just for small and medium-sized enterprises. The use of cloud-based warehouse management software offers the ability to respond dynamically to demands, such as order peaks or shorter delivery times.

The storage of dangerous goods is governed by a wide range of technical regulations, laws and ordinances. To ensure the safe handling of hazardous substances in the warehouse, the iFD-WMS offers a dedicated hazardous substances module.

Since its foundation in 1928, Pufas has continuously expanded its product range as well as its production and storage facilities. The introduction of the iFD Warehouse Management System at its site in Hannoversch Münden now marks another significant step forward for the company.