Plan how your goods arrive, where they belong and how they move to dispatch. Connect the physical warehouse with the locations, equipment and workflows your team uses in Safarionix.
Explore three operational profiles. The study illustrates zoning and workflow relationships; the actual site and technical installation are assessed separately.
Separate inbound checks, held stock, reserve storage and forward pick faces. Plan replenishment and lot/expiry visibility around the products you handle.
Plan where goods are identified, checked and staged before they enter available stock.
Receipt → staging locationFMCG cartons, eCommerce unit picks, pallets and longer items have different access and replenishment needs. We prepare the brief your supplier can work from.
Assess direct access to individual pallets, the SKU mix and the link between reserve storage and picking.
Consider separate replenishment and picking faces where a suitable supplier system supports first-in, first-out movement.
Organize unit-pick locations by item size, order frequency and a location identity operators can scan.
Consider open shelf locations for larger cartons and mixed products that are picked by hand.
Include a specialist supplier option where conventional pallet or shelf locations do not suit the product shape.
Plan identifiable operating areas for handoffs, exceptions and short-term staging.
Final rack systems, load ratings, floor suitability, anchoring, clearances and applicable approvals are confirmed by the equipment supplier and the project’s required qualified professionals. Specialist storage conditions are scoped separately.
Turn the discussion into an agreed set of operational planning documents. Bring the floor, the equipment information and the software setup into the same implementation conversation.
Scope your planning projectA labelled, non-construction layout study showing the proposed receiving, storage, picking, packing and dispatch areas.
Product profiles, storage options and a requirements list for supplier quotations and technical review.
An agreed location naming structure, pick-face assignments and replenishment priorities.
The sequence for supplier handoff, location setup, labels, scanners, representative workflow tests and team training.
Safarionix prepares the operational zoning concept, storage and equipment brief, location structure and agreed WMS implementation. Supplier quotation information and delivery milestones can be coordinated as part of that scope.
Structural rack design, load calculations, stamped or permit drawings, building and fire-safety approvals, statutory safety reviews and physical installation are outside this Safarionix service. The customer appoints the qualified contractors and licensed professionals required locally.
Planning documents are labelled as operational concepts, not construction drawings or installation specifications. Project location, responsibilities, required approvals and costs are confirmed before work begins.
After the customer’s suppliers complete their approved physical setup, we configure and test the agreed operational workflows.
Agree the zone, aisle, bay and position scheme, then prepare location and product identities.
Plan scanner, printer and packing-station requirements and configure the agreed software connections.
Verify representative receiving, putaway, picking and packing scenarios, then train the participating team.
Yes. We scope operational layout planning around your existing premises, product profile, order mix and team. A new warehouse, a relocation or a focused improvement can start with the specific workflow you need to fix.
We prepare an operational comparison using product dimensions, packaging, stock mix, pick frequency, handling method and replenishment needs. The equipment supplier and the project’s appropriately qualified professionals confirm the technical system, load ratings, anchoring and site suitability.
No. This service covers operational planning, equipment-brief preparation and WMS readiness. Structural calculations, stamped drawings, permit approvals, statutory safety reviews and physical installation are outside this Safarionix offering. The customer appoints the qualified contractors and licensed professionals required for the project.
We can organize the requirements list, compare the operational scope of supplier quotations and coordinate equipment information and delivery milestones. After the customer’s suppliers complete their approved installation, we prepare the agreed WMS locations, labels, scanner and printer configuration, workflow tests and team handover.
It is a separately scoped service. Planning work, equipment, installation and third-party professional fees are quoted and agreed independently before work begins. The 90-Day Performance Commitment applies only to eligible Safarionix Cloud subscription fees.
Your existing floor plan or approximate footprint, current storage approach, product and packaging details, SKU count, order pattern, handling equipment and the workflow problems you want to solve. Location, site access and the project’s required specialists are confirmed during scoping.
Tell us what you store, how orders move today and where the work gets stuck. We’ll agree a practical planning scope and the information needed to begin.
Planning and equipment-related costs are quoted separately. The Cloud performance commitment covers eligible Cloud subscription fees only.