Goal: easy to use & efficient
What we tried to achieve to make AUTOSCAN fun to use!
Mission accomplished!
1. Not too little, not too much
AUTOSCAN’s interface is clear and easy to understand. We achieve this by showing you only the information you need at any given moment – and not a line more!
2. No menu
That might sound strange at first – a user-friendly scanner solution without a menu? But it’s actually quite simple: You don’t need it! After scanning a code, AUTOSCAN simply opens the right process, which means that you don’t have to go scrolling through page after page of menu.
3. Color cues
Each AUTOSCAN process has its own color – so you know at a glance where you are!
Link to: Physical inventory
Physical inventory
Link to: Item/shelf information
Items & shelves
Link to: Incoming goods handling
Incoming goods
Link to: Stocking
Stocking
Link to: Warenausgang
Goods issue
4. No more mistakes
All of the processes are thought out down to the last detail, with AUTOSCAN guiding you through the workflow – it is virtually impossible to make a mistake with AUTOSCAN.
5. Appealing to more than one sense
AUTOSCAN does not only communicate via your screen. The scanner also vibrates in your hand when a code is successfully scanned, or it prompts you with a beep when you have to make a choice or enter data. Read more about it in our article: “Good vibrations: How AUTOSCAN appeals to more than one sense”
6. A workflow that makes sense
We thought a lot about warehouse workflows and designed them so sensibly that AUTOSCAN maps your work on-site in the warehouse and allows you to finish faster (regardless of your ERP system’s structure in the background).
7. Deep integration with your existing system
With AUTOSCAN, running back and forth between shelf and PC is a thing of the past. You can go through all necessary steps with AUTOSCAN alone.
Here’s an example from incoming goods: Imagine you are receiving a delivery which includes an item for a customer order to be shipped soon. You scan the item’s code and AUTOSCAN prompts you to put the item in one of the shelves for outgoing orders. A while later, one of your colleagues grabs the item, scans it again and sends it on its way. Neither you nor your colleague had to look at a PC screen during the whole story!
