Warehouse Management Systems

AI helps Infios WMS move from reactive execution to smarter, more predictive operations. It uses warehouse data (receiving, put-away, picking, packing, shipping) to improve decisions like labour allocation, pick routing, exception handling, and inventory planning.

This reduces manual intervention, speeds up training, and improves performance. Instead of being “bolted on”, intelligence is embedded into workflows so the warehouse can continuously learn and optimise.

In Intelligent Supply Chain Execution, WMS is part of a connected execution flow across orders, warehouse, and transportation. Warehouse decisions are informed by order priorities and transport constraints, reducing handovers and blind spots.

Infios WMS can evaluate capacity, inventory, automation availability, and transport schedules together to choose the best fulfilment approach. This helps teams respond faster to disruptions, use resources better, and hit customer promises more consistently.

Infios WMS integrates with major ERPs (including ready-to-use interfaces for platforms like SAP Business One and NetSuite) and connects with Infios OMS and TMS for end-to-end execution. It also supports warehouse tech such as RF mobility, voice, and material handling equipment across vendors. The goal is to replace manual, paper-based processes with connected, real-time workflows, and use captured operational data to support analytics and AI-driven improvement.

Yes. Infios WMS integrates with automation and robotics like AMRs, AS/RS, conveyors, and other material handling equipment across vendors. With WCS capabilities, it can co-ordinate equipment and warehouse workflows through a single control point, improving material flow and visibility down to unit level. The platform supports gradual automation: start simple, then add more robotics as operations mature, while keeping people, processes, and machines aligned in real time.

Yes. Infios supports both SMB and enterprise needs.

• SMBs get strong out-of-the-box capability, fast SaaS deployment, and built-in connectivity (for example, NetSuite, SAP Business One), with configuration that reduces heavy customisation.

• Enterprises get high-performance WMS built for complex processes, high throughput, and deeper automation/MHE integration, with flexibility to evolve over time.

Infios has 1,600+ global deployments, with solutions that scale from manual warehouses to highly automated distribution centres.

Infios WMS is built to grow with your business, so you don’t need to replace the system as volumes and complexity increase.

You can start with core WMS functions and add more capability over time, such as voice solutions, automation/MHE integration, multi-site management, or advanced workflow rules. It’s highly configurable (without heavy custom coding), and the architecture is designed to stay fast and reliable as transaction volumes rise.

WMS costs depend on your deployment model (SaaS vs on-premises), warehouse complexity, number of sites/users, and required functionality. Most implementations take around 4–8 months. ROI is typically driven by labour productivity, fewer errors, better inventory accuracy, and faster fulfilment. It often delivers payback within 6–12 months after go-live.

Infios customers commonly see productivity gains of up to 50%, with some dramatically cutting order release time (for example, from hours to minutes).

Look for a WMS that includes:

• Real-time inventory visibility (levels, locations, movements)

• Location and space management (slotting and optimisation)

• Efficient receiving and put-away (rules-based workflows)

• Order and fulfilment management (pick/pack/ship, prioritisation)

• Mobile scanning (RF/barcode support)

• Reporting and analytics

• Integration with ERP/OMS/TMS and automation tech

If you use automation, prioritise support for AMRs, RFID, voice solutions, and material handling equipment. If you’re a 3PL, look for multi-client capabilities and strong configurability.