01 / equipment · 1 included
Lenovo ThinkSystem ST250 V3 server
Select compute, usable storage, controller, OS, application licenses, backup, and power configuration for the approved warehouse workload.
Equipment specifications & configuration →Inventory & operations
Warehouse Receiving & Picking
A receiving-to-bin-to-pick workflow with a defined device fleet, network allowance, and records that can be reconciled.
1 facility · 6 handhelds · 2 label stations
Built around your siteConfigured project quote
A written scope and price follow software, hardware, and site verification.
Discuss this package ↗Manufacturer photos show the listed products or families. Representative components are labeled; accessories, finish, mounts, and orderable configurations are finalized in the bill of materials.
The full starting scope
Everything, unpacked.
Designed for: Small distribution centers, parts warehouses, and fulfillment teams needing consistent barcode transactions.
02 / equipment · 6 included
Zebra TC22 inventory handhelds
Wi-Fi model from the TC22/TC27 family. Select the scan engine, memory, battery, protective accessories, Android support, and management licenses against the actual task.
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03 / equipment · 6 included
TC22/TC27 charging and spare-battery stations
Each station includes a configuration-confirmed cradle, PWR-BGA12V50W0WW power supply, CBL-DC-388A1-01 DC cable, and regional AC cable in the final bill of materials. Protective boots and shims are matched before ordering.
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04 / equipment · 2 included
Zebra ZD421 label printers
Specify direct thermal or thermal transfer, resolution, network interface, media, ribbons where required, and sample-label quantity. The family photograph does not define the orderable configuration.
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05 / equipment · 1 included
Network battery backup
Load and expected runtime are verified for the connected equipment. This does not establish a whole-site outage or server-runtime guarantee.
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06 / equipment · 1 included
Business gateway and network controller
Configured routing, firewall rules, administrative access, and the agreed business/guest network separation.
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07 / equipment · 1 included
PoE network switch
Port schedule and powered-device budget verified against the selected equipment. SFP modules and uplinks are specified when needed.
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08 / equipment · 4 included
Indoor Wi-Fi access points
Wired uplinks and agreed SSIDs. Placement and coverage are verified on site; floor area alone does not establish coverage.
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09 / installation · 10 outlets
Installed Cat6 data outlets
One identified permanent link per outlet, with termination, labeling, patching, and the agreed certification record. Routes and link lengths are surveyed.
10 / software · 1 scoped workflow
Receiving, put-away, and picking workflow
Stage users and devices for one approved warehouse system, with item/location validation and a defined discrepancy process. Scan engine and wireless design follow aisle distance and actual label tests.
Included delivery work
- Configuration-specific equipment schedule and compatibility review
- Installation, labeling, configuration, and the named software/integration work
- Functional acceptance checks with recorded exceptions
- Operator training, administrator handover, and an operating runbook
In daily operation
What you can do with it.
Use cases are implemented against the agreed application, device configuration, and operating rules.
Record stock at the dock
Record what arrived, where it is going, and who handled it before material disappears into storage.
Move stock between known bins
Use location labels and authorized transactions to keep put-away and transfers tied to the system of record.
Pick and reconcile an order
Confirm an item and quantity against an approved pick task, then route short picks, substitutions, and count differences for review.
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A working system, handed over.
Confirm the configuration
Survey the site and agree on exact models, quantities, interfaces, licenses, mounting, access, and the workflow acceptance criteria.
Stage and install
Prepare devices and software, document identifiers, install the scoped infrastructure, and connect the named systems.
Test the actual work
Complete a receipt, put-away, bin transfer, pick, short-pick exception, label reprint, and wireless roaming/disconnect scenario with reconciled records.
Train and hand over
Demonstrate the workflow, hand over access and documentation, record remaining decisions, and confirm support ownership.
Set the right expectations
What we confirm together.
Before we start
- Aisle/rack layout, label distances, forklift/pedestrian work areas, and sample barcodes
- Warehouse system access, item/bin data, and agreed offline behavior
- Approved bill of materials, software entitlements, access window, and customer acceptance owner
Outside the starting scope
- Conveyors, vehicle-mounted terminals, RFID portals, and hazardous-location devices
- Warehouse management system replacement unless separately scoped
- Recurring licenses, cloud storage, maintenance, and response coverage are separate unless included in the signed agreement
Ways to expand
- MC3400/MC3450 keypad devices after task-specific qualification
- Additional docks and aisles
- RFID or asset-location projects
Make it fit your businessStart with this package.
Start with this package.
Build around your operation.
Tell us about your locations, current systems, staff, and daily workflow. We will map the equipment and work to a reviewable scope.
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