Armenia
Linari WMS runs the work between the receiving dock and the dispatch door for distributors, retailers, pharma and 3PL warehouses. Seven warehouses in Georgia and Kenya have run on it every day since March 2022. For warehouses in Armenia, we deliver Linari with an Armenian and a Russian interface.
Operators and supervisors work in their own language. The interface is prepared in Armenian and Russian as part of the project.
Orders come in from 1C, ArmSoft or your own ERP, and confirmations go back. We set up the connection through the system’s interface or by file exchange. Failed messages stay visible and can be sent again.
FEFO, FIFO or LIFO per warehouse, with the batch and expiry date on every stock line. For pharma warehouses.
Receiving, put-away, picking, checking and counting by scan on Android handhelds.
Yes, for projects in Armenia. Today the interface runs in English and Georgian, and we prepare the Armenian and Russian interface as part of your implementation, before your team starts testing.
Yes. As part of the implementation we connect Linari to 1C, ArmSoft and other ERP or accounting systems, through their interface or by file exchange. Orders come in, confirmations go back, and failed messages can be sent again.
Not today. Tax documents stay in your accounting system or ERP, which Linari connects to. In Georgia, Linari sends electronic waybills to RS.ge directly.
In Tbilisi, Georgia. We walk your floor before configuring anything, and we are on site when you go live.
Tell us how your warehouse works today. In the demo we show receiving, FEFO picking and dispatch on rules like yours.