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High-bay warehouse automation – when, for whom, and why it pays off

A few years ago, the owner of an e-commerce company opened a warehouse. At first, all operations were carried out manually. Over time, the business invested in modern equipment, including warehouse trucks, which significantly improved efficiency. However, space in the warehouse began to run out, and major expansion was not an option due to limited space. That’s when the company decided to implement a fully automated high-bay warehouse. This change completely transformed the business. In this article, we explain when and for whom such automation makes sense.

Digital twin - for whom and why? A simulation that ensures an advantage

Imagine being able to test a warehouse before it’s even built. To see where bottlenecks will occur, how much goods you can really handle per hour, and which technologies will be the best solution. To verify different scenarios and choose the one that’s most efficient. This is a digital twin – one of the most powerful tools in modern intralogistics. In this article, we explain exactly what it is and how it can support your warehouse processes.

How to improve the warehousing process? Discover the key phases!

Is your warehouse running as efficiently as it should? Do goods reach their designated places without unnecessary delays? Is the picking process error-free? Or maybe you sense that something in the system isn’t quite right — you just don’t know what exactly? That’s a lot of questions, but they’re all crucial if you want to optimize your warehousing process. By doing so, you can reduce operational costs, improve employee safety, and even multiply your profits. We’ll show you how to improve each stage of the warehousing process!

Product placement in the warehouse - how to maintain order in internal logistics

A large e-commerce company during the peak of the pre-holiday season. Workers are rushing around the warehouse, scanning products and packing customer orders. One of the operators – Michał – anxiously looks at the picking list. He needs to find the season’s best-selling product. But it's stored on the top shelf, crammed into a corner. Michał loses time, energy - and the company loses money.

You might be wondering: Is this really such a big problem? Yes. Because how goods are arranged in a warehouse directly affects product flow, safety, and the budget. And that means profits – or losses. In this article, we explain how to organize your warehouse inventory to improve internal logistics.