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Warehouse Management System (WMS) for Automated Warehouses

The software that coordinates your stock, orders and automation equipment, supplied with a local team in Malaysia for product questions and after-sales support.

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What we supply

WMS Software That Runs Your Automated Warehouse

TTF TECH supplies TTF WMS, a warehouse management system built for automated warehouses. It tracks every stock location in real time, directs receiving, storage, picking and shipping, and coordinates automation equipment such as ASRS, pallet shuttles, AMRs and sortation systems.

9 modules

From inventory to reporting

ERP · SAP · MES · WCS

Systems it connects with

4 processes

Receiving, storage, picking, shipping

Malaysia

Local after-sales contact

Challenges

Warehouse Problems a WMS Helps Solve

As a warehouse grows or adds automation, spreadsheets and paper lists stop keeping up. A WMS gives one live record of stock and directs each task, so people and machines work from the same information.

Stock records do not match the floor

Live stock levels and bin locations reduce discrepancies.

Picking errors

Guided workflows and routing direct each pick.

Storage space is poorly used

Slotting rules place stock by product characteristics and movement.

Automation equipment works in isolation

One system directs shuttles, AMRs and sorters.

Reports are built by hand

Dashboards and reports show bottlenecks and trends.

Nobody local to call after delivery

TTF TECH is your point of contact in Malaysia for product and after-sales questions.

Options

Manage the Warehouse Workflow

TTF WMS organises warehouse information and work from receiving through dispatch. The functional scope should follow your operating process, users and reporting needs.

Receiving and inventory

Record receipts, locations, stock movements and inventory status. Define identification, exception handling and stock accuracy procedures.

Picking and dispatch

Allocate stock and organise picking, packing and shipment tasks. Configure the workflow around order profiles and required traceability.

Visibility and administration

Define dashboards, reports, user permissions and audit requirements. Confirm which features are standard, configurable or separately developed.

Capabilities

Key Features

Inventory managementLive stock levels and bin locations.
Warehouse managementStorage locations and slotting rules.
Allocation rulesRules for allocating stock to orders.
Quality controlQuality checks built into warehouse processes.
Reports and dashboardsA report centre for operations and planning.
Local point of contactProduct assistance and after-sales support in Malaysia.

Modules

WMS Modules and Integrations

Area	What it covers
Inventory management	Real-time stock levels and bin locations
Warehouse management	Storage locations, slotting by product characteristics and movement
Allocating centre	Allocation rules for stock and orders
Quality control	Quality checks within warehouse processes
Report management and report centre	Dashboards and reports for bottlenecks and demand planning
Security management	User access and permissions
Flexible interface and customisation	Screens and workflows adapted to your operation
System connections	ERP, SAP, MES and WCS
Automation equipment	ASRS, pallet shuttles, AMRs and sortation systems

The scope of software connection is confirmed for each project with the software supplier.

Comparison

Warehouse Operations Without and With a WMS

Without a WMS, each step depends on paper, memory and manual checks. With a WMS, every step is directed and recorded by the system.

Process	Without a WMS	With a WMS
Receiving	Paper checks against the delivery note	Receipts scanned and matched to the order
Storage	Operator decides where to put stock	System directs putaway to a location
Picking	Paper pick lists	Guided picking with routing
Shipping	Manual checks before dispatch	Orders verified by the system before dispatch

How it fits

How the WMS Fits Into Your Automation

1
Orders received
Your ERP or SAP sends orders and receipts to the WMS.
2
Tasks created
The WMS allocates stock and creates storage and picking tasks.
3
Equipment directed
Through the WCS, tasks go to shuttles, AMRs and sorters.
4
Stock updated
Each completed task updates inventory in real time.
5
Data returned
Results flow back to your ERP and into reports.

Connection to your existing software is specified per project with the software supplier.

Requirements

What to Confirm Before Selection

Layer	Primary role	Project questions
ERP and business systems	Business orders and enterprise records	Which system owns master data, orders and financial records?
WMS	Inventory, locations and warehouse task planning	Which workflows, users and reports are included?
WCS and equipment control	Coordinates equipment execution where required	Which controller owns routing, interlocks and execution feedback?

Local support

Local Support in Malaysia. Clear Project Roles.

TTF TECH connects customers with relevant software and equipment partners. Implementation ownership, support response, training, hosting and interface maintenance are defined in the agreed scope.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a warehouse management system?

It is software that manages stock, storage locations and warehouse tasks from receiving to shipping.

Can the WMS work with ASRS and pallet shuttles?

Yes. It coordinates ASRS, pallet shuttles, AMRs and sortation systems through a warehouse control system.

Can it connect to our ERP or SAP?

Yes. It is designed to connect with ERP, SAP, MES and WCS. The connection scope is confirmed per project.

Which industries use a WMS?

Manufacturing, logistics, e-commerce, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, retail and cold storage.

Which TTF WMS functions should we include?

Review receiving, stock locations, replenishment, picking, dispatch, traceability and reporting against your operations. Confirm the available functions and agreed scope during the product review.

Can TTF WMS connect to ERP and warehouse automation?

Interfaces depend on the selected systems and agreed scope. Define data ownership, message formats, task acknowledgements and exception handling before confirming the integration.

Is local after-sales support available in Malaysia?

Yes. TTF TECH is based in Malaysia and is your local point of contact for product enquiries and after-sales support. The service scope is agreed for each project.

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Share receiving, inventory, picking and dispatch processes, user roles, reporting needs and existing business-system interfaces.

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What to send us

Current systems and interface documentation
Receiving, picking and dispatch workflows
Users, locations and transaction volumes
Reporting, hosting, support and training needs

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