Inventory visibility
Locations, units, batches, statuses, movements and availability are reconciled from the events actually available.
Turn every movement into performance.
PROTECH WMS orchestrates warehouse operations end to end for greater reliability, agility and visibility.
Your warehouse challenges
- Inaccurate inventory and shortages
- Unnecessary travel
- Fulfilment errors
- Fragmented data
- Demand peaks
- Limited traceability
PROTECH WMS levers
- Inventory structured by status and location
- Guided and controlled operations
- Journeys organised by priority
- Traceability of movements and decisions
- Workload and exception management
- Rules adapted to the approved scope
A modular, configurable WMS platform designed around your operations.
Documented foundations
A WMS core designed for several organisations and business contexts
These capabilities complement the Receiving, Storage, Fulfilment, Stocktake, Shipping, Returns and Management journeys detailed below.Multi-site
Sites, organisations, local rules and consolidated visibility are structured around the selected operating model.
Multilingual
Labels, usage and responsibilities can support multilingual teams and sites within the configured scope.
Modular & flexible
Processes, rules, business editions, equipment and extensions are composed around the flows to serve.
Planning & reporting
Workload, priorities, activity, service and exceptions feed dashboards and reports with approved definitions.
External systems
ERP, OMS, e-commerce, TMS, MES, automation and partners exchange data under explicit contracts, versions and ownership.
A solution adapted to your business context
Choose your business context to explore the related practices, processes and configurations.
PROTECH WMS 3PL
PROTECH WMS Industrie
PROTECH WMS Distribution & e‑commerce
PROTECH WMS MEADReceiving
Control inbound flows, qualify discrepancies and route units according to your rules.
Rules, controls and tolerances defined for the processTraceability of movements, statuses, decisions and ownership
Order journey
A controlled, continuous journey from demand to proof of delivery.
Capabilities & extensions to compose
These scopes are presented separately rather than as a mandatory bundle. Final selection depends on your flows.
OMSOrder-promise qualification, allocation and orchestration.Associated scopeLivraisonContinuity from warehouse departure to local route, proof and exception.Associated scopeFacturation logistiqueService valuation from events that were actually executed.Associated scopePortail clientCustomer visibility over inventory, operations, documents and exceptions according to granted rights.Associated scopePortail des commandesGuided order capture, controls, documents and tracking adapted to each customer.ModuleEDI & intégrationsData contracts, interfaces, monitoring and exchange recovery.ModuleMESContinuity between production requirements, physical movements, declarations and traceability.ModuleChantierSupply, receiving, consumption, returns and inventory close to field operations.Module
Mobility close to your teams
PROTECH WMS guides field operations through journeys adapted to selected tasks, controls and equipment.
- Step-by-step guided operator journeys
- Scanning, terminals and equipment adapted to the site
- Synchronisation frequency adapted to the process
- User role and access management
- Traceability of actions and events
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01End-to-end view
An order arrives. The whole warehouse aligns.
PROTECH WMS connects the site, docks, inventory, teams and decisions in one operational movement.
End-to-end visibility
Integrations & interoperability
Standard connectors are available. Coverage is verified by vendor, version, flow and responsibility.
Master data, orders, inventory and documents
Standard connector or complementary exchangeOrders, allocation, statuses and returns
Channels and frequency qualified during scopingConveyors, sorters, robots and equipment
Protocols and management validated by siteShipping, transport, statuses and evidence
CANDOR TMS or selected systemOrders, consumption and industrial traceability
ERP, MES and WMS responsibilities separatedPartners, messages and monitoring
Versioned and controlled exchange contractsStructured deployment
A staged approach to a controlled and secure deployment.
Deployment
SaaS
Environment, operation, security, continuity and responsibilities are defined with the project.
Deployment
On-premise
Infrastructure, access, equipment, updates and maintenance are organised with the customer.
Frequently asked questions
Does PROTECH WMS support multi-site warehouses?
Yes. Multi-site capability structures sites, inventory, rules and consolidated visibility; the centralisation level depends on the selected organisation.
Which deployment modes are available?
PROTECH WMS can be deployed as SaaS or on-premise. The choice depends on architecture, security, equipment and operating constraints.
How are traceability and compliance managed?
Units, movements, statuses, batches, serials, dates, documents and controls are configured for the scope. Applicable obligations must be validated for the relevant sector and country.
Does the WMS work offline?
Offline use is not assumed. It is qualified according to devices, priority operations, synchronisation rules and network constraints.
Which equipment is supported?
Terminals, scanners, printers, automation and other equipment are checked by model, protocol, pilot and use before scope approval.
Can PROTECH WMS coexist with an existing ERP?
Yes. Scoping separates WMS and ERP responsibilities, then confirms master data, orders, movements, inventory, documents, frequency and recovery rules for every exchange.
Which business editions are available?
The site presents Distribution & e-commerce, Industry, 3PL service provider and MEAD. Each edition retains the WMS core while adapting rules, journeys, data and roles to its context.
How should a PROTECH WMS deployment start?
The project can start with a site, zone or pilot flow after making data reliable, mapping processes and defining controls, integrations and acceptance criteria.