Customer case study
Klasmann-Deilmann: from open-yard storage to traceable material movements
Klasmann-Deilmann produces growing media and uses COGLAS WEB WMS to control material movements on open-yard storage, in block-storage structures and around truck loading and unloading.
In brief
What this case is about
Before COGLAS, Klasmann-Deilmann worked with paper-based putaway and retrieval cards. According to the user report this alone caused roughly one hour of search time per user and day. With COGLAS WEB WMS, products can be captured and tracked faster, transport orders can be sent to forklifts, and trucks can be loaded and unloaded more efficiently. The case study is relevant for production, material flow and warehouses with open-yard, block-storage or dispatch-adjacent operations.
„Die Mitarbeiter haben sich sehr schnell in der Software wiederfinden können.“
Starting point
What had to be sorted out in the warehouse
Search time from paper-card processes
Before COGLAS, putaway and retrieval were organized via paper cards. This created search time and made direct tracing difficult.
Open-yard and block storage
Substrates are processed in bags and big bales; storage locations, rows and movements must remain traceable in the outdoor yard.
Forklifts and trucks are interlinked
Production, transport order, destination location and truck loading or unloading must all run on the same data.
COGLAS in action
What the case shows in concrete terms
Klasmann-Deilmann can better trace the steps its products take on the way to the customer.
The WMS creates transport orders and shows drivers the destination storage locations.
The customer quote names more efficient truck loading and unloading as a visible benefit.
Relevant processes
Which COGLAS areas play a role in this case
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about the case
What does the Klasmann-Deilmann case study show?
The case study shows benefits in capturing, tracking and transport handling in a production- and warehouse-related environment.
Who is the case study relevant for?
For manufacturing companies, trade-adjacent warehouses and operations where goods receipt, material flow and shipping are closely interlinked.
Which COGLAS processes fit this case?
Goods receipt, warehouse management, material flow control and shipping are especially relevant.
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