Körber Supply Chain consultants and WMS developers

Körber Supply Chain consultants and logistics specialists translate warehouse requirements into WMS configuration. Bring them in to assess an existing setup or prepare a warehouse implementation, with scope matched to the installed Körber product and release.

• Warehouse workflows: Configure receiving, putaway, picking and dispatch rules around physical constraints and order priorities.
• Inventory control: Review replenishment rules and stock-counting processes. Investigate discrepancies between recorded stock and warehouse activity, then validate configuration changes through operational test cases.

WMS developers investigate requirements that configuration alone cannot address. They assess supported extension points in the installed Körber environment and implement changes without unnecessary modifications to standard functionality.

Work can cover warehouse task logic and operator-facing screens, with diagnostic logging for fault investigation. Developers review existing custom code and reproduce defects before changing it. Regression tests check affected warehouse transactions, while release notes document dependencies and rollback steps for the team responsible for production changes.

Connect Körber WMS with ERP and transport management systems through the interfaces supported by the installed products. Integration specialists map order and inventory messages, define validation rules and investigate failed exchanges.

For automated warehouses, specialists assess the WMS boundary with warehouse control systems and equipment interfaces. They test acknowledgements and exception handling against agreed responsibilities. Reconciliation checks and controlled message replay address missing or duplicate transactions without assuming that every connected system processes updates in the same sequence.

Körber support specialists take responsibility for incident investigation and an agreed change backlog alongside your internal team. They trace transaction failures and review configuration changes, separating application defects from interface or operational issues.

For upgrades and site transitions, specialists assess custom-code compatibility and prepare regression coverage around warehouse-critical transactions. They can rehearse cutover steps and validate stock balances before release. Post-release support focuses on resolving exceptions and documenting recovery procedures that the operating team can repeat.