Everything went well
PSIwms implemented in the distribution center of LPP Logistics
PSI Polska Sp. z o.o. has successfully implemented the warehouse management system PSIwms 2020 including the Warehouse Advanced Planning module in the new distribution center of LPP Logistics Sp. z o.o. in Brześć Kujawski. The Polish market leader for clothing is now managing another site with PSIwms.
LPP Logistics, an LPP Group company, delivers up to 8 million items of clothing and accessories every week from its new 75,000 square meter logistics center in Brześć Kujawski. Up to 1,000 items can be processed simultaneously using two sorters with a modern unloading station. The facility also has a racking system with a capacity of 40 million garments and 67,000 pallets.
In addition to the flow of goods, PSIwms controls warehouse automation and personnel scheduling. The integrated Warehouse Advanced Planning module enables efficient end-to-end management of all processes, including warehousing, quality control, palletizing, buffering and various picking processes as well as packaging and shipping. The software also handles direct deliveries from manufacturers and suppliers as well as from the distribution center in Pruszcz Gdański and the fulfillment centers for the e-commerce market. These process orders from the online stores of LPP Group brands in Poland, Romania and Slovakia.
The partnership between LPP and PSI Polska, which has existed since 2007, will be further expanded through the successive roll-out of PSIwms to support the dynamic expansion of the LPP network managed by LPP Logistics.
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