A build-to-order Warehouse Management System that layers bin/location optimization, barcode-driven picking and putaway, wave and batch picking, cycle counting and dock scheduling on top of ERPNext stock. ECOSIRE scopes, builds, installs and supports it for your operation. Built to order by ECOSIRE for ERPNext v15, v16 — indicative price from $799.00 USD; request a quote for a scoped proposal.

A build-to-order Warehouse Management System that layers bin/location optimization, barcode-driven picking and putaway, wave and batch picking, cycle counting and dock scheduling on top of ERPNext stock. ECOSIRE scopes, builds, installs and supports it for your operation.
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Distributors, 3PLs and large retailers hit a wall when their volume outgrows ERPNext's native stock model. ERPNext tracks quantity by Warehouse and, with the right settings, by Serial No and Batch — but a Warehouse is a logical bucket, not a physical bin. Out of the box there is no zone/aisle/rack/bin hierarchy, no directed putaway beyond basic Putaway Rules, no wave or batch picking across multiple Sales Orders, no barcode-guided floor workflow, and no dock or appointment scheduling. Pickers walk the floor from memory, cycle counts happen on spreadsheets, and mis-picks surface only at packing. As throughput climbs, that gap turns into overtime, shrinkage and late shipments.
Physical location model via new `Storage Zone` and `Storage Bin` DocTypes linked to ERPNext `Warehouse`, with aisle/rack/level/bin coordinates
Real-time bin-level stock balances maintained through `hooks.py` doc events on `Stock Entry`, `Purchase Receipt`, `Delivery Note` and `Pick List`, reconciled against `Stock Ledger Entry`
Barcode-driven picking and putaway on handhelds/phones — each scan validated against the expected bin and item through whitelisted `@frappe.whitelist()` methods over the Frappe REST API
Directed putaway that suggests a home bin from item velocity, dimensions, batch/expiry and current `Bin Item Allocation`
`Pick Wave` DocType that groups multiple open Sales Orders into a single optimized pick path (batch and zone picking supported)
Rolling cycle counting on an ABC cadence via `scheduler_events`, generating `Cycle Count Sheet` records and posting variances as `Stock Reconciliation`
ECOSIRE builds a proper Frappe app (its own module, installed with bench get-app and bench install-app) that extends ERPNext rather than forking it. We model the physical warehouse with new DocTypes — Storage Zone, Storage Bin (linked to an ERPNext Warehouse), and Bin Item Allocation — plus operational DocTypes for Pick Wave, Putaway Task, Cycle Count Sheet and Dock Appointment. Bin-level balances are maintained through hooks.py document events (on_submit/on_cancel on Stock Entry, Purchase Receipt, Delivery Note and Pick List) and reconciled against ERPNext's own Stock Ledger Entry, so the app is always a superset of — never in conflict with — core stock accounting.
The operator experience runs on barcodes. Client Scripts and a lightweight scanner page call whitelisted server methods (@frappe.whitelist()) over the Frappe REST API, so a handheld or phone confirms each scan against the expected bin and item and blocks the wrong pick before it happens. Directed putaway suggests a home bin from item velocity, dimensions and existing allocations; wave picking groups open orders into an optimized pick path; and cycle counting generates count sheets on a rolling ABC cadence via a Frappe scheduler_events background job, posting variances as Stock Reconciliation for a clean audit trail. Everything respects ERPNext Role Profiles and permission rules — a floor picker sees the scan screen and their assigned waves, a supervisor sees dock schedules and count approvals, and nothing bypasses your existing controls.
Because this is build-to-order, nothing ships until we agree on your exact scope. We start with a scoping call, map your zones, put-away rules, order profile and hardware, then build against your real item and warehouse data. You get the app on a staging bench for UAT, a documented go-live with a rollback plan, and a support window afterward. Typical delivery is 2–4 weeks from confirmed scope, depending on how many workflows and integrations you need. It targets ERPNext and Frappe v15 and v16.
Runs a multi-bin warehouse where ERPNext's warehouse-level stock no longer reflects reality. Needs bin locations, directed putaway and barcode picking to cut mis-picks and walk time as order volume grows.
Serves multiple clients from shared space and needs zone-based slotting, wave picking across many orders, dock scheduling and per-client reporting — all on top of ERPNext without a separate WMS silo.
Ships high SKU counts with tight cutoffs. Wants FEFO/FIFO allocation, rolling cycle counts and a scan-verified pick path so accuracy holds during peak without stopping the line to reconcile.
Owns the bench and refuses to fork core. Needs a clean, upgrade-safe Frappe app that uses doc events, whitelisted methods and Role Profiles, ships with a git repo and docs, and stays compatible with v15/v16.
Compre la licencia en ecosire.com y descargue la aplicación ZIP de Warehouse Management System (WMS) desde el panel de su cuenta.
Extraiga el ZIP en la carpeta de aplicaciones de su banco o ejecute `bench get-app` con la ruta a la aplicación extraída.
Ejecute `bench --site SITE_NAME install-app APP_NAME` seguido de `bench migrar` para instalar Warehouse Management System (WMS) y aplicar su esquema.
Abra la configuración de licencia de ECOSIRE en su sitio y active su clave de licencia. Requiere las aplicaciones gratuitas ecosire_connect y ecosire_license_client.
| Criterio | ECOSIRE | Construcción personalizada | Competidor | Odoo Nativo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bin/location model | Full zone/aisle/rack/bin DocTypes linked to Warehouse | Whatever you spec and build in-house | Often warehouse-level only or fixed schema | |
| Directed putaway | Rule + velocity-based home-bin suggestions | Possible but you design the logic | Basic or rule-limited | |
| Wave / batch picking | Pick Wave groups orders into an optimized path | Buildable from scratch, high effort | Varies; often single-order | |
| Barcode floor workflow | Scan-validated picking/putaway via REST methods | You build the scanner integration | Sometimes bolt-on, uneven | |
| Cycle counting | Rolling ABC counts via scheduler, auto reconciliation | Design and maintain yourself | Sometimes included, sometimes not | |
| Dock scheduling | Inbound/outbound Dock Appointment DocType | Extra scope to build | Rarely included | |
| Fit and ownership | Built to your scope, source + git handed over | Full control, full build burden | Generic; you adapt to it | |
| Support and upgrades | Support window + v15/v16 upgrade-safe design | Depends on your team's bandwidth | Vendor SLA, variable quality |
This is build-to-order. After a scoping call to lock your zones, putaway rules, order profile and hardware, typical delivery is 2–4 weeks from confirmed scope. More complex workflows or third-party integrations can extend that, and we tell you the estimate before you commit.
No. ECOSIRE builds, installs and supports this app for you. It is not an off-the-shelf marketplace listing you download and self-install — we scope it to your warehouse, build against your real data, and hand over installable source code and the git repository.
You get a post-go-live support window for bug fixes and configuration tweaks. Because you receive the full source and git repo, you own the code. We offer ongoing support and enhancement retainers, and we build the app to be upgrade-safe across ERPNext/Frappe v15 and v16 so core updates don't break it.
No. The app is a superset of core stock, not a replacement. Bin balances are maintained through `hooks.py` doc events and reconciled against ERPNext's `Stock Ledger Entry`; variances post as standard `Stock Reconciliation`. We never patch core files, so your GL, valuation and audit trail stay intact.
It works with standard USB/Bluetooth handheld scanners and camera-based scanning on phones or tablets. The scan workflow calls whitelisted Frappe REST methods, so any device that can open the bench URL and read a barcode can drive picking and putaway. We configure your label format during setup.
We build and test against ERPNext and Frappe v15 and v16. If you run an older version, we'll flag any constraints during scoping and either target your version or recommend an upgrade path.
Yes. The pick, putaway and count operations are exposed as whitelisted `@frappe.whitelist()` methods over the Frappe REST API, so external systems — carrier label services, conveyor/sortation controllers or a 3PL client portal — can trigger and read warehouse actions. We scope specific integrations up front.
A build-to-order Warehouse Management System that layers bin/location optimization, barcode-driven picking and putaway, wave and batch picking, cycle counting and dock scheduling on top of ERPNext stock. ECOSIRE scopes, builds, installs and supports it for your operation.