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Organizing a small warehouse – order that lasts

A tidy warehouse is quickly done – a warehouse that STAYS tidy is the real art. The difference is not the big clean-up day but the system: fixed places, unambiguous labelling and postings that happen on the side. An electrical business with 800 items does not need a WMS project for that, just an afternoon and a label printer. Here is how.

Last updated: · Lavesy editorial team

Sound familiar?

  • Everyone puts material "somewhere" – and only one person knows where.
  • Four weeks after the big clean-up it looks like before.
  • Duplicate boxes with the same item in three places.
  • New employees find nothing for months without asking around.

How Lavesy helps

Fixed bins

Every item has exactly one home – shelf, compartment, box.

QR labelling

Print labels from Lavesy: readable for people and phones.

ABC by pick frequency

Frequently used items at grab height, rarer ones further up.

Order through posting

Whoever picks by scan keeps the system current – no extra effort.

How it works

  1. 1Roughly review the stock once and merge duplicates.
  2. 2Define bins: frequent items within easy reach (ABC principle).
  3. 3Label bins and items with QR labels.
  4. 4Post withdrawals by phone scan from now on – order maintains itself.

Frequently asked questions

Where do I start if the warehouse is complete chaos?

Not everything at once: start with the 20 % of items that make up 80 % of the picks. Fixed places + labels for this group bring immediate calm.

What does software help with if the problem is order on the shelf?

Software makes the order durable: everyone sees where an item belongs, and every withdrawal is posted. Without a system, every tidy workshop tips back into chaos.

Do I need bin numbers like in a big warehouse?

A simple scheme is enough: shelf A, compartment 3 → "A-3". What matters is that the name is unambiguous and appears on the shelf AND in the system.

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