Warehouse execution for packaging, plastics, and electronics

Improve accuracy and throughput across every inventory movement

ScanWorkX extends Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations with purpose-built mobile workflows that help employees receive, move, count, assemble, pick, pack, and ship inventory accurately.

Real-time barcode validation confirms that the correct item, location, quantity, unit of measure, serial number, and order are being processed before the transaction is completed.

Mobile warehouse execution connecting receiving, picking, packing, shipping, and Dynamics 365

High-SKU operations in electronics, packaging, and plastics benefit from point-of-work transactions and barcode-based validation.

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Reduce preventable errors

Validate key transaction details before completion instead of relying only on visual checks or delayed correction.

02

Increase warehouse throughput

Support faster inventory execution with guided mobile workflows connected directly to D365.

03

Support complex SKU environments

Help employees work more consistently across high-volume, high-variation warehouse activity.

High-SKU accuracy

Reduce errors in high-SKU warehouse operations

Warehouses handling products with similar descriptions, model numbers, packaging, or physical appearance need stronger controls than visual recognition alone. ScanWorkX helps employees correct mismatches before inventory leaves the warehouse.

Barcode validation flow for high-SKU warehouse operations
Guided mobile validation helps reduce wrong-item, wrong-quantity, and wrong-order transactions.
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Verify the product

Confirm the expected item and barcode identity before the transaction is completed.

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Verify the location

Validate the inventory location involved in the receipt, movement, or pick.

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Verify the order

Check the order and order line associated with the activity.

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Verify quantity details

Confirm the quantity and unit of measure required for the task.

ScanWorkX can validate

Mobile validation can compare the scanned transaction with the expected item, location, order, quantity, tracking information, product configuration, packaging level, and required sequence.

Item and barcode identity
Inventory location
Order and order line
Quantity and unit of measure
Serial or lot number
Product configuration
Packaging level
Required transaction sequence

Complete warehouse process support

Support inventory from receipt through shipment and return

ScanWorkX supports the full warehouse process with mobile transactions for receiving, movement, counting, picking, shipping, returns, and light assembly activity.

Warehouse process flow from receiving through returns and kitting
01

Receiving and put-away

Capture inbound inventory at receipt, validate item and quantity, record serial numbers when required, print labels, and guide placement into warehouse locations.

02

Replenishment and bin transfers

Confirm source location, destination location, item, and quantity as inventory moves between reserve, forward-pick, staging, production, and shipping locations.

03

Cycle counting and inventory control

Replace paper count sheets with guided mobile counting by item, location, or assigned work, including blind counts and recount exceptions when required.

04

Sales-order picking

Guide employees through order picking while validating each item and location, especially where products have similar model numbers or packaging.

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Packing and shipping

Add a final control point with order, item, quantity, serial-number, container, and shipment validation before inventory leaves the facility.

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Returns, kitting, and light assembly

Support structured returns processing as well as component issue, component return, kit completion, finished-product identification, and barcode label printing.

Control and consistency at scale

Maintain serial control, print labels at the right time, and standardize execution

ScanWorkX supports serial-number traceability, transaction-based label printing, consistent transaction controls across multiple warehouses, and purpose-built mobile workflows that complement D365.

Serial control, label printing, and multi-warehouse standardization
Mobile transactions can support product traceability, warehouse consistency, and transaction-specific data capture.
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Maintain serial-level control

Capture serial numbers during receipt, transfer, assembly, picking, packing, shipping, and returns to support transaction history, warranty work, and discrepancy research.

02

Print the right label at the right time

Initiate barcode label printing as part of the warehouse transaction during activities such as receiving, transfer, kitting, packing, shipping, and returns processing.

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Standardize execution across warehouses

Use configurable workflows to support consistent barcode validation, required data capture, serial processing, error handling, menu structure, and employee instructions.

04

Extend D365 without over-customizing

Configure ScanWorkX around how employees perform warehouse work while D365 remains the system of record for inventory and operational transactions.

Deployment and business measurement

Roll out in phases and measure operational outcomes

The document recommends a phased rollout approach supported by process review, configuration, testing, training, go-live support, and post-go-live refinement. It also recommends measuring warehouse performance before and after implementation.

Phased deployment and warehouse performance measurement
A phased approach can start with one facility and a focused set of warehouse processes before broader rollout.
01

Discovery and process review

Document warehouse processes, transaction volumes, devices, barcode formats, label requirements, D365 configuration, exceptions, and desired outcomes.

02

Configuration and integration

Configure workflows around the approved process design and prepare mobile devices, scanners, label printers, D365 integration, user roles, and transaction rules.

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Testing and training

Test representative warehouse scenarios using actual products, locations, barcodes, units of measure, serial numbers, and printers.

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Phased go-live and support

Deploy the initial facility or process group, incorporate lessons learned, and extend the validated model to additional transactions, facilities, languages, and user groups.

Licensing for operational workforces

The document notes that concurrent-user licensing can be valuable where warehouses operate multiple shifts or shared devices, and where not all employees are active at the same time.

Business outcomes to measure

Recommended measurements include order-picking accuracy, wrong-item shipments, same-day shipping, receiving cycle time, cycle-count accuracy, return processing time, labeling errors, and labor hours per order.

Why ScanWorkX

The document highlights specialized D365 mobile execution, real-time validation, configurable workflows, mobile device and printer integration, multilingual screens, phased deployment, and the ability to expand as transaction volumes and facilities grow.

Let’s master your inventory flow with ScanWorkX!

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