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Brief 06 of 7 · Warehouse, Logistics & Quality

The physical flow.

From truck arrival to available-to-promise stock, then out the door — with the quality lot discipline that keeps automotive and aerospace customers.

Prepared forBamal Fastener · VP Operations + QA Manager
FocusReceipt → ATP · WMS / scanners · TMS · Lot traceability
Estimated time22 – 28 minutes

Your area is where the ERP either becomes real or falls apart. If put-away lags, if scanners aren't wired in, if lot traceability breaks, no amount of AI on top matters. Your answers set the constraints for the whole physical layer of the proposal.

We already know Bamal has its own transportation & logistics capability and serves customers with strict quality expectations — what we don't know is how the warehouse actually runs, what's on scanners vs. paper, and how the QA workflow is stitched into the ERP today.

Daniela Fermín · MORIANE
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Who's responding
01
Inbound

Receipt to available-to-promise

Walk us through what happens from the truck arriving to stock being sellable.

What's on paper, what's on scanners, what's on trust. How long does the average receipt take end to end?
02
The tools

WMS & scanning

The layer between the ERP and the physical world.

Receipts, put-away, picking, packing, shipping. And what devices — rugged handhelds, phones with camera scanning, voice pick?
03
Outbound

Picking, packing & shipping

The last mile inside your walls.

And how many pick-lines per day at peak.
And which are automated vs. manual today.
04
Movement

Transportation & logistics

You run your own — that's a strength and a scope decision for the ERP.

Rate-shopping, label generation, EDI 204/990/214, customer-specific routing guides, freight audit.
05
The discipline

Quality & traceability

What keeps automotive, aerospace and medical customers.

A common quality gap in Class-C distribution: lot traceability is strong at receipt, weaker at split-lot picking, and breaks entirely at kitting or at customer bins. The new ERP has to close that loop end to end.
IATF 16949, ISO 9001, AS9100, NADCAP, FDA, ITAR, EAR, customer-specific PPAP.
Vendor of QMS if separate, and how data flows back.
Where does it get fragile (split lots, kitting, VMI at customer site)?
A specific quality discipline, a lot-management practice, a way you sequence outbound. The logic that’s got to survive migration as differentiator, not just be recreated.
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Received · Brief 06 of 7

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STEP 01 · TODAY

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Daniela receives your answers within minutes and begins mapping them into Bamal's consolidated diagnostic.

STEP 02 · THIS WEEK

Cross-brief synthesis

Your area's answers are cross-checked against the other 6 briefs to surface consistencies, tensions, and gaps.

STEP 03 · 5–7 DAYS

Consolidated view

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