Warehouse Management System

Purpose-Built WMS for Regulated Manufacturing

INTRODUCTION

Control Inventory. Enforce Compliance. Deliver Every Time

V5 WMS is built for regulated process manufacturers who need more than stock visibility — they need certainty. From allergen segregation and quarantine control to real-time staging and serialized shipping, V5 WMS enforces inventory rules at the point of use. It’s traceable, automated, and audit-ready — every lot, pallet, and case.

Compliance-ready for FDA, FSMA, GFSI, and ISO standards.

WHAT TO EXPECT

The Core Benefits

Enforce warehouse control. Ensure perfect shipments. Prove it in every audit.

V5 WMS drives warehouse performance with real-time inventory enforcement, outbound verification, and serialized tracking—purpose-built for regulated manufacturing.

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WMS KEY FEATURES

Inventory That Moves with Intelligence — and Enforces Compliance

V5 WMS delivers real-time material control — not just inventory visibility. Every lot, case, and pallet is tracked from receipt to shipment, with strict location rules, full traceability, and zero room for error.

Unlike generic WMS, V5 enforces production-specific rules: materials are zoned by location, allergen, or quarantine status, with barcode-driven scanning to block mispicks and misplacement. As inventory flows, updates happen instantly, and outbound pallets are serialized for exact-match shipping.
  • ALLOCATION & LOCATION ENFORCEMENT

    Materials are zoned (e.g., allergen, cold, quarantine), and barcodes block operators from accessing or moving items from unauthorized locations.

  • LIVE WIP INVENTORY UPDATES

    Inventory updates in real time as items are staged, used, or transferred. Supervisors always know what’s in use and what’s available — no reconciliation delays.

  • PALLET & CASE SERIALIZATION

    Every pallet and case is uniquely serialized and matched to orders. Labels apply automatically for full traceability across customers, carriers, and loads.

With V5 WMS, inventory isn’t just visible — it’s enforced.
Whether handling allergens, serialized pallets, or mixed orders, V5 ensures traceability, accuracy, and compliance from dock to dock.

This drives cleaner audits, fewer shipping errors, and 100% confidence in every pick, pack and pallet.

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    Skip to content You said: Uploaded image I need an intro in this format for receiving inventory in V5 WMS based on this layout - Drive production with confidence—right from the start. Effective manufacturing begins with a clear, flexible production plan. V5 gives you real-time control over job scheduling, routing, and material readiness—ensuring every batch moves through the right stages, at the right time, with the right resources in place. No guesswork, no blind spots—just live visibility into what’s running, what’s ready, and what needs attention.Key Benefits:Schedule and release jobs with full visibility across production lines Automatically route batches to the correct work centers or zones Detect material shortfalls early to avoid delays and overproduction Prioritize orders based on due dates, material availability, or customer need Track production readiness by resource, formula, and shiftKeep your plant running smart—not just fast. With V5, planning is no longer a static list—it’s a live, dynamic engine that aligns people, materials, and equipment. The result? Smoother workflows, better utilization, and fewer last-minute surprises. ChatGPT said: Here’s a version for receiving inventory in V5 WMS, using your preferred structure and tone:Start strong—before a single item hits the shelf. Accurate, compliant, and real-time receiving is the foundation of reliable inventory. With V5 WMS, inbound deliveries are more than just paperwork—they’re tracked events with validation, supplier logging, and audit-ready traceability. Whether it’s one pallet or an entire trailer, V5 ensures every unit is checked, logged, and ready for production or storage the moment it lands.Key Benefits: Receive by PO with automated trailer, seal, and lot loggingInstantly validate quantities, supplier lots, and expiry dataEnforce custom receiving checklists for GMP or customer requirementsTrigger holds, alerts, or inspections on flagged materialsSync with QMS for CAPA or NCR workflows at the point of entryBuild confidence into every batch—from the loading dock forward. With V5, receiving isn’t a bottleneck—it’s a strategic checkpoint. Live dashboards, supplier performance logs, and integrated quality triggers give your team the clarity to act fast, stay compliant, and keep operations moving forward without risk.Want a version that also includes mobile scanning or LIMS integration mentions?You said: now i need a deeper dive based on the control center screen i pasted in based on this format - Deeper? let's get into it!!🗓️ Scheduling – Plan Jobs, Route Batches, Track CompletionThe screen below shows the V5 Control Center’s Scheduling module, where planners create, route, and release production jobs with total visibility. Whether you're assigning batches to specific lines, balancing load across dispensaries, or reviewing completion status—everything is centralized. With tools like batch-level weight checks, shortfall analysis, and allergen sequencing, V5 ensures your production plan is realistic, compliant, and ready to run. ChatGPT said: Here’s a deeper dive based on the Control Center screen for Purchase Orders in V5 WMS:Deeper? Let’s get into it!!📦 Receiving – Manage POs, Log Deliveries, Track Inventory ReadinessThe screen below shows the V5 Control Center’s Purchase Order module, where receiving teams monitor inbound deliveries, track open and completed POs, and log critical data like trailer numbers, seal IDs, supplier lots, and delivery timestamps—all from a centralized view.Each PO line links directly to commodity items, quantities, and supplier batches, ensuring full traceability from intake to final product. Whether you’re verifying against purchase specs, triggering QMS events, or prepping raw materials for production, V5 captures every step in real time.With features like:Status tracking across “Created,” “Pending,” “Received,” and “Canceled”Auto-logging of trailers and seal numbers for delivery integrityReal-time inventory updates from order line receiptsImmediate visibility into what’s arrived, what’s missing, and what’s nextDrill-down logging into every supplier lot with timestamped entriesThis isn’t just receiving—it’s operational assurance from the first scan to final release. V5 gives your warehouse the control and accountability it needs to stay lean, compliant, and ready for anything.Would you like a version that includes mobile workflows or staged/hold zone integrations?You said: no i mean in this exact layout - Deeper? let's get into it!!🗓️ Scheduling – Plan Jobs, Route Batches, Track CompletionThe screen below shows the V5 Control Center’s Scheduling module, where planners create, route, and release production jobs with total visibility. Whether you're assigning batches to specific lines, balancing load across dispensaries, or reviewing completion status—everything is centralized. With tools like batch-level weight checks, shortfall analysis, and allergen sequencing, V5 ensures your production plan is realistic, compliant, and ready to run. ChatGPT said: Got it—here’s your deeper dive for Receiving in that exact format and style:Deeper? Let’s get into it!!📥 Receiving – Log Deliveries, Capture Lot Data, Ensure ComplianceThe screen below shows the V5 Control Center’s Receiving module, where warehouse teams manage inbound inventory against purchase orders with full traceability. Whether you're validating trailer seals, logging supplier lots, or updating PO statuses—everything happens in one unified view.From here, users can drill into line-level commodities, quantities, and timestamps to ensure every delivery meets expectations. With real-time updates and integrated QMS triggers, V5 makes receiving a proactive control point, not just a transaction.With tools like seal verification, supplier lot logging, and PO status workflows, V5 ensures your inbound goods are traceable, compliant, and ready for use—no manual steps, no gaps.Want one for inspections or hold management next?You said: Uploaded image ok i need another couple of paragraphs about the shop floor experience for receiving stock against a po, based on the screens ChatGPT said: Here’s a continuation with two shop-floor-focused paragraphs for receiving against a PO in V5, based on the screens:📲 On the Floor – Scan, Verify, and Receive Without the GuessworkReceiving on the shop floor with V5 is fast, structured, and foolproof. Operators begin by selecting the open PO, then scan or manually enter pallets as they arrive. Visual progress bars show how much of each item has been received versus expected—eliminating overages and missed deliveries. Whether it's 5,000 lbs of flour or 2,500 lbs of sugar, V5 tracks each lot in real time and flags any inconsistencies instantly.Each pallet is tied to a product, supplier lot, and expiry date, with optional hold status and QMS integration for flagged items. Operators can assign GEN locations, print pallet labels, or adjust quantities on the fly, all from a touchscreen interface designed for speed and clarity. It’s everything a receiving team needs—clear, compliant, and built to keep product moving without delays or rework.Need one more paragraph focused on audit trail and recall readiness?You said: Uploaded image Uploaded image Uploaded image i forgot to add all the images of the screen with the labels ChatGPT said: Thanks—those additional screens are perfect. Here's a follow-up paragraph focused on traceability, audit readiness, and compliance to complete the deeper dive:📋 Compliance – Capture What Matters, Prove It AnytimeEvery step of the receiving process in V5 is logged—digitally and immutably. From scanned lot numbers and supplier details to expiry dates and driver signatures, each event is time-stamped and tied to a purchase order, pallet, and user ID. Even product photos and allergen declarations can be recorded in real time, with automated label generation that reflects the exact contents and conditions of the delivery.Whether you’re prepping for a mock recall or defending a customer audit, V5 ensures you have a full digital thread—from intake to inventory—with no missing data, no manual paperwork, and no question marks. It’s traceability made routine.Want a condensed version of all this for a sales slide or one-pager?You said: give me 1 paragrah for each slide ChatGPT said: Absolutely—here's 1 focused paragraph per slide group based on the three sets of screenshots you provided (grouped logically by function).Slide Group 1: PO Selection and Commodity Progress (Top Screens) V5 Receiving starts at the Control Center, where operators select the correct PO from a live list showing supplier, delivery status, and due date. As the PO is opened, each material line displays its received progress in real-time with intuitive progress bars. This gives immediate clarity on what's left to receive and which items are complete—reducing guesswork, overages, and manual reconciliation. The interface is fast, familiar, and built for precision on the floor.Slide Group 2: Pallet Entry, Lot Control & Location Assignment (Middle Screens) Once a material is selected, operators enter pallet counts, quantity per pallet, and assign supplier lot numbers—all from a guided step-by-step flow. V5 then prompts for expiration dates, captures item photos, and allows selection of storage or quarantine locations based on site rules. With each action validated in real time, warehouse staff can receive stock confidently while ensuring every pallet is traceable by location, lot, and label.Slide Group 3: Labeling, Signature, and Final Confirmation (Bottom Screens) Final steps in the receiving process capture the driver’s name and signature for full accountability and generate allergen-compliant labels with internal lot numbers, supplier info, expiration dates, and QR or DataMatrix codes. Labels are printed instantly and the PO is finalized with a simple confirmation. These steps ensure full regulatory compliance and provide the documentation backbone for recalls, inspections, and inventory audits—without slowing down the dock.Want me to turn this into a formatted slide deck or webpage section next?You said: Uploaded image Uploaded image Uploaded image I need an intro paragraph like this for inbound qa receiving. --- Start strong—before a single item hits the shelf. Accurate, compliant, and real-time receiving is the foundation of reliable inventory. With V5 WMS, inbound deliveries are more than just paperwork—they’re tracked events with validation, supplier logging, and audit-ready traceability. Whether it’s one pallet or an entire trailer, V5 ensures every unit is checked, logged, and ready for production or storage the moment it lands.Key Benefits:Receive by PO with automated trailer, seal, and lot logging Instantly validate quantities, supplier lots, and expiry data Enforce custom receiving checklists for GMP or customer requirements Trigger holds, alerts, or inspections on flagged materials Sync with QMS for CAPA or NCR workflows at the point of entryBuild confidence into every batch—from the loading dock forward. With V5, receiving isn’t a bottleneck—it’s a strategic checkpoint. Live dashboards, supplier performance logs, and integrated quality triggers give your team the clarity to act fast, stay compliant, and keep operations moving forward without risk. ChatGPT said: Here’s your intro paragraph tailored for Inbound QA Receiving using the same tone and structure:Quality starts before the pallet hits the floor. In regulated manufacturing, inbound checks aren’t optional—they’re the frontline of product integrity. V5 makes Quality Assurance an integrated part of receiving, not an afterthought. From trailer seals to lot-level discrepancies, every inbound delivery is validated against your predefined QA checklist. Failed checks instantly trigger deviations, hold statuses, or full-blown CAPAs—ensuring nothing questionable enters production unnoticed.Key Benefits: Enforce GMP-compliant QA checklists during receivingClassify responses by severity (Minor, Major, Critical)Auto-generate deviations, CAPAs, or supplier alerts based on resultCapture photos, comments, and signatures as part of QA signoffIntegrate with inventory holds, preventing release until approvedCatch issues early—before they become costly problems. V5 turns inbound QA from a manual checkbox into a live control point. Whether it's a seal broken, label mismatch, or missing COA, your team has the tools to detect, act, and document in real time—with full audit trail and accountability built in.Want a second version tailored for client audits or customer-specific QA programs?You said: ok now give me the deeper dive stuff for each slide. control center 1, then the terminal 2 then the control center results in 3 ChatGPT said: Perfect. Here’s a slide-by-slide deeper dive following your format for inbound QA receiving:Deeper? Let’s get into it!! 🛂 Inbound QA – Checklist Enforcement, Deviation Triggering, Full Traceability1️⃣ Control Center – Define Inbound QA Standards, Automate Triggers The screen below shows the V5 Control Center’s QA Checklist Templates, where quality teams define every required inbound check—from trailer seal integrity to BOL/COA matching. Each step can be configured with severity levels (Minor, Major, Critical), response logic, required photo evidence, and group-specific notifications. Once deployed, these checklists run automatically at receiving, making every delivery a controlled QA event. Whether it’s GMP, customer requirements, or internal SOPs—V5 ensures nothing gets missed.2️⃣ Terminal – Execute QA Checks with Photos, Comments, and Severity On the floor, operators complete each QA question using a guided touchscreen interface. With image prompts, severity buttons, and real-time spec guidance, every inspection becomes consistent and documented. If a seal is broken or a COA doesn’t match the PO, the operator can flag it as Critical, enter required comments like "Supplier Lot Mismatch," and capture supporting photos. These responses instantly push data back to the Control Center for escalation, reducing lag time and risk.3️⃣ Control Center Results – Deviation Logged, Hold Applied, NCR Launched Back in the Control Center, QA responses feed directly into the Deviations Module, auto-creating issues based on checklist results. In this case, a Critical deviation was logged for a trailer that didn’t match the BOL—marked with a traceability issue and supplier lot mismatch. The material is automatically placed on hold, and an NCR or CAPA process can be initiated. Everything is time-stamped, assigned, and fully visible—closing the loop between floor action and quality oversight.Let me know if you want this converted into a training slide deck or SOP explainer format.You said: Uploaded image i need th esame intro for the putawat and location control then a deeper dive on this slide ChatGPT said: Here’s your intro paragraph and a deeper dive based on the V5 Putaway & Location Control screen:Put it away with purpose—because storage is strategy. In V5, location control isn’t just about where things go—it’s about how inventory moves, what it’s allowed to mix with, and when it’s ready to use. From raw material quarantine to cold chain dispatch, every location in the system is fully defined by access rules, weight limits, commodity restrictions, and more. Whether you're staging product for blending, enforcing allergen segregation, or routing holds to QA bays, V5 ensures stock lands exactly where it belongs—no assumptions, no exceptions.Key Benefits: Define rack-by-rack rules for allergen separation, single-item limits, and temperature zonesControl inventory flow based on hold status, commodity type, or production stageEnforce real-world aisle, height, and bay constraints for pallet-level accuracyAutomatically assign product to correct zones on receipt or during movementSupport GMP, FDA, and customer-specific storage policies by designOrganized storage isn’t just efficient—it’s compliant. With V5, your warehouse map becomes a rules engine, ensuring every pallet has a place, and every placement meets spec.Deeper? Let’s get into it!! 📍 Location Control – Map Every Bay, Enforce Every Rule, Guide Every MoveThe screen below shows the V5 Location Master, where each physical space in your facility is digitized with precision. Every rack, room, dock, and cooler is mapped with real dimensions, category types (e.g., storage, quarantine, dispatch), and rules—such as single commodity restrictions, mix allergen controls, or hold-only flags. You can even define physical attributes like width, depth, aisle, and column positions for optimized putaway.Operators don’t guess where inventory goes—V5 guides them. If it’s a cold chain item, it routes to temperature-controlled zones. If it’s under review, it’s blocked from standard racks and routed to a QA Hold bay. This ensures material integrity, safety, and compliance from receiving to dispatch. Every movement is intentional, every storage decision backed by configuration—not tribal knowledge.Need a version tailored for a customer audit or warehouse validation SOP?You said: Uploaded image Uploaded image Uploaded image OK now i need the same kind of intro and deeper dive fore the slides on lims integrated material testing ChatGPT said: Here’s your intro paragraph and deeper dive breakdown for the LIMS-integrated material testing workflow in V5:Test with purpose—release with proof. In regulated industries, lab testing isn’t optional—it’s foundational. V5’s LIMS module seamlessly connects production and quality control by assigning, executing, and recording lab tests directly against raw materials, in-process goods, or finished product batches. From method selection to result entry and deviation capture, everything is digitally linked. No spreadsheets. No silos. Just a clear path from test to traceability.Key Benefits: Assign test plans to batches automatically based on product type or stageCapture assay, pH, microbiological, or packaging results with method referencesSet release limits, stability ranges, and critical thresholds by test typeTrigger CAPAs or hold status automatically on out-of-spec resultsMaintain full audit traceability with user, timestamp, and method linkageLIMS is no longer a separate system—it’s part of your process. With V5, lab testing becomes a native step in manufacturing—not an external afterthought. That means faster releases, stronger compliance, and zero gaps between the lab and the line.Deeper? Let’s get into it!! 🧪 LIMS Integration – Assign Tests, Execute Methods, Capture Results1️⃣ LIMS Setup – Define Tests, Methods, and Limits with Control The Analytical Work Card (AWC) Setup screen is where you configure every test in the system—from assay to particulate inspection. Each test is assigned method references (e.g., USP <791>), charge units, test stages (in-process, packaging, etc.), and most critically, pass/fail criteria including release limits and critical thresholds. Additional options like picture requirements and severity ratings ensure that any nonconformity is flagged and escalated instantly. V5 ensures every test follows a validated protocol—automated, enforceable, and auditable.2️⃣ LIMS Scheduling – Plan Testing by Batch, User, and Due Date In the LIMS Schedule view, QA teams assign testing plans to specific batches with detailed job numbers, commodities, and due dates. Each test is linked to a qualified analyst and timestamped to support audit readiness. By centralizing the lab schedule, V5 makes sure no batch slips through the cracks—and that your lab work is both proactive and trackable.3️⃣ LIMS Floor Execution – Perform Tests with Built-In Instructions From the lab terminal, users select their job and walk through test execution with clear prompts and linked instructions. Whether it’s an HPLC assay or visual inspection, all inputs are validated against preset ranges and documented per batch and sample. If results exceed limits, users are prompted to apply hold status, log a deviation, or escalate for review. The system keeps a complete chain of custody for every result—linked to both the batch and the operator.Let me know if you'd like this turned into a compliance SOP or internal training module.You said: Uploaded image Now I need one for material issue to production. So we have some slides here that show what the user workflow is, but the material issue is basically driven by the production schedule to make sure that there's enough inventory in the staging location. ChatGPT said: Here’s your intro paragraph and deeper dive tailored for Material Issue to Production using your slides and workflow context:Start production with confidence—stage it right the first time. In V5, material issue isn’t a guessing game—it’s driven by the production schedule. Whether you’re dispensing actives, weighing excipients, or kitting a complete batch, the system ensures every required material is staged in the right place, at the right time, and in the right quantity. Operators are guided step-by-step to pull inventory by lot, confirm quantities, and push stock into designated staging areas or terminals. No delays. No misallocations. Just precise, traceable material movement.Key Benefits: Link material issue directly to production job requirementsSelect stock by lot, expiry, and location with full traceabilityEnsure staging locations have sufficient inventory before job releaseSupport weighing, dispensing, and kitting workflows with live feedbackRecord every transaction for audit, recall, and reconciliation trackingStaging isn’t just logistics—it’s execution readiness. With V5, your materials are where they need to be before the job even starts—because a batch can only run right if it starts right.Deeper? Let’s get into it!! 📦 Material Issue – Match Inventory to Schedule, Stage for Success1️⃣ Terminal Selection – Assign by Process Area Operators begin by selecting the target terminal—such as a blending station, weigh-room, or controlled dispensing suite. V5 uses the active production schedule to determine what materials are needed at each terminal and when. This avoids over-picking and ensures every movement is tied to a real job—not guesswork or assumptions.2️⃣ Commodity Assignment – Real-Time Requirement Matching Once a terminal is selected, V5 displays all required commodities, including their demand quantities, on-hand inventory, and whether stock is already staged. Green dots confirm sufficiency, while warnings indicate shortages or pending picks. This step ensures no job proceeds without the right inputs ready—reducing restarts and idle time.3️⃣ Lot Selection & Transaction Entry – Precision at Every Step Operators are guided to select the appropriate lot for each commodity, based on FIFO, expiration date, or custom rules. They enter or weigh the issued quantity—either by keypad, bulk entry, or connected scale—and the system updates inventory in real time. Each transfer is logged with lot number, timestamp, and destination terminal for complete traceability.Let me know if you'd like this flow converted into a SOP-style document or a production team onboarding guide.You said: theres only 1 slide, so i don;t need 3 sections just 1 ChatGPT said: Got it—here’s the refined deeper dive with just one section for your single material issue slide:Deeper? Let’s get into it!! 📦 Material Issue – Match Inventory to Schedule, Stage for SuccessThe screen below shows the V5 Material Issue interface, where operators are guided to stage the exact materials needed for active production jobs. Terminals like dispensaries or blending stations are selected based on job type, and V5 displays real-time requirements per commodity—comparing scheduled demand to current stock levels at staging. Operators then select the correct lot, enter the issued quantity (via keypad or scale), and the system immediately records the transaction against the job. Every movement is precise, validated, and traceable—ensuring production never starts without the right ingredients in place.No overpicks. No underfills. Just efficient, compliant material flow directly linked to the production plan.You said: i need the whole thing again ChatGPT said: Absolutely—here’s the full intro + deeper dive for Material Issue to Production, tailored to your slide and use case:Start production with confidence—stage it right the first time. In V5, material issue isn’t a guessing game—it’s driven by the production schedule. Whether you’re dispensing actives, weighing excipients, or kitting a complete batch, the system ensures every required material is staged in the right place, at the right time, and in the right quantity. Operators are guided step-by-step to pull inventory by lot, confirm quantities, and push stock into designated staging areas or terminals. No delays. No misallocations. Just precise, traceable material movement.Key Benefits: Link material issue directly to production job requirementsSelect stock by lot, expiry, and location with full traceabilityEnsure staging locations have sufficient inventory before job releaseSupport weighing, dispensing, and kitting workflows with live feedbackRecord every transaction for audit, recall, and reconciliation trackingStaging isn’t just logistics—it’s execution readiness. With V5, your materials are where they need to be before the job even starts—because a batch can only run right if it starts right.Deeper? Let’s get into it!! 📦 Material Issue – Match Inventory to Schedule, Stage for SuccessThe screen below shows the V5 Material Issue interface, where operators are guided to stage the exact materials needed for active production jobs. Terminals like dispensaries or blending stations are selected based on job type, and V5 displays real-time requirements per commodity—comparing scheduled demand to current stock levels at staging. Operators then select the correct lot, enter the issued quantity (via keypad or scale), and the system immediately records the transaction against the job. Every movement is precise, validated, and traceable—ensuring production never starts without the right ingredients in place.No overpicks. No underfills. Just efficient, compliant material flow directly linked to the production plan.You said: Uploaded image Uploaded image the same now for the cycle count function in WMS, theres a screen for the back office setup to determinal how cycle counting should happen (by zone, product, supplier etc), then there the user screens who execute the cycle count process ChatGPT said: Here’s your intro paragraph and deeper dive for the Cycle Count function in V5 WMS, structured to match the others:Count smart—not just often. In V5, cycle counting is more than ticking boxes—it’s a strategic safeguard against stock inaccuracies, expired goods, and hidden shrinkage. With intelligent scheduling, blind counts, and deviation logging built-in, the V5 cycle counting module ensures that every item in your warehouse is verified against system records—without disrupting production. Whether you count by commodity, supplier, location, or zone, the platform makes sure you’re focusing on what matters most.Key Benefits: Schedule cycle counts by product, group, location, site, or supplierEnable blind counts and expiration validation to prevent biasCatch negative inventory balances before they cause real-world issuesJustify stock discrepancies with configurable reason codesGenerate audit trails for every lot, count, and correctionInventory confidence starts with controlled counting. With V5, your stock checks aren’t just compliance tasks—they’re active tools for driving accuracy, accountability, and financial control.Deeper? Let’s get into it!! 📊 Cycle Counting – Intelligent Scheduling, Operator Simplicity, Audit AccuracyThe first screen shows the Cycle Count Control Center, where QA or warehouse managers configure cycle count rules. You can assign counts based on commodity, commodity group, location, site, or supplier, with customizable run frequencies and audit controls. Options like blind counts, expired lot validation, and negative inventory checks ensure integrity and objectivity across every run.On the floor, operators are guided through a step-by-step workflow. They select the assigned run, review lots within their designated area, and input physical quantities via scale or manual entry. If a discrepancy is found, they choose a reason code—like “damaged bag” or “receiving error”—to explain the variance. Every count is logged with user, time, lot, and location for traceability.V5 closes the loop from data to action—making inventory accuracy a live, visible KPI, not a guessing game.Would you like a version tailored for GMP validation or FDA audit readiness?You said: the deeper ection needs a 1) and a 2) paragrapsh 1 for the control center and the other for the floor ChatGPT said: Perfect—here’s your intro paragraph and deeper dive with distinct (1) and (2) sections for the Cycle Count function in V5 WMS:Count smart—not just often. In V5, cycle counting is more than ticking boxes—it’s a strategic safeguard against stock inaccuracies, expired goods, and hidden shrinkage. With intelligent scheduling, blind counts, and deviation logging built-in, the V5 cycle counting module ensures that every item in your warehouse is verified against system records—without disrupting production. Whether you count by commodity, supplier, location, or zone, the platform makes sure you’re focusing on what matters most.Key Benefits: Schedule cycle counts by product, group, location, site, or supplierEnable blind counts and expiration validation to prevent biasCatch negative inventory balances before they cause real-world issuesJustify stock discrepancies with configurable reason codesGenerate audit trails for every lot, count, and correctionInventory confidence starts with controlled counting. With V5, your stock checks aren’t just compliance tasks—they’re active tools for driving accuracy, accountability, and financial control.Deeper? Let’s get into it!! 📊 Cycle Counting – Intelligent Scheduling, Operator Simplicity, Audit Accuracy1️⃣ Control Center – Configure the Count Plan The V5 Control Center is where cycle counting strategies are defined and deployed. Users can schedule counts based on a variety of criteria including commodity code, supplier, location, site, or product group, with flexible frequencies and run tracking. Admins can activate blind count enforcement, require expiration date checks, and enable negative inventory reconciliation—making the program adaptable to everything from high-value APIs to bulk raw materials. Every scheduled count includes tracking of who’s assigned, how often it occurs, and which lots or areas it covers.2️⃣ Shop Floor Execution – Count, Justify, Close the Loop From the warehouse terminal, operators are guided through an intuitive count process. Once they select the assigned count run, V5 presents a lot-by-lot walkthrough, allowing selection of physical stock, quantity input (keypad or scale), and real-time variance detection. If what’s counted doesn’t match what’s expected, the operator must select a predefined reason code—like “expired material,” “damaged bag,” or “accounting error.” This ensures every adjustment is justified, every deviation is documented, and your inventory accuracy is continuously corrected from the ground up.Want me to format this for a training SOP or printable job aid?You said: Uploaded image Uploaded image and the same for the orde picking. 2 deep dive sections 1 for the admin and one for the floor execution ChatGPT said: Here's the intro paragraph and deeper dive for the Order Picking module in V5 WMS, with the structured split between admin setup and floor execution.Ship with speed—without sacrificing traceability. Order fulfillment is the last stop before your product reaches the customer, and V5 makes sure it's done right every time. With guided picking, expiry control, and lot-level validation, every sales order is processed with precision. No clipboards, no guesswork—just real-time control over what’s being picked, who picked it, and when it’s ready to ship.Key Benefits: Pick by order, customer, or wave with FIFO and FEFO logicValidate every lot picked to prevent stockout or mis-shipHighlight shortages, partial fills, or stock location mismatchesTimestamped logs for audit-ready shipment historyEnsure compliance with allergen segregation and expiry rulesLet your warehouse move fast—and stay accurate. With V5, you don’t just pick stock—you pick with accountability. Every selection is a controlled transaction, tracked from shelf to shipment.Deeper? Let’s get into it!! 📦 Order Picking – Plan, Guide, and Confirm Every Shipment1️⃣ Control Center – Sales Order Management Inside the V5 Control Center, administrators can generate and manage sales orders by customer or destination. Orders are preloaded with line items, quantities, and due dates, allowing warehouse planners to prioritize picks based on shipment urgency. Each line item is tied directly to available lots in inventory, enforcing expiry checks and allergen compliance. Once picking is complete, the control center logs a detailed, timestamped audit of who picked what, when, and from where—giving total shipment traceability.2️⃣ Shop Floor Execution – Guided Picking by Lot On the warehouse terminal, pickers select their assigned sales order and are guided line by line. Each product displays required vs. fulfilled quantities and presents available lots for selection. The system supports partial picks, prompts for location validation, and highlights any remaining shortages in real time. Once all items are picked and confirmed, users finalize the order with a simple completion screen—seamlessly updating fulfillment logs and preparing the shipment for dispatch.Need a version of this tailored for wholesale vs. retail customers?You said: Uploaded image Ok we have another here for very basic lot receive, whereby users can book in stock against a supplier and recird supplier lot and quantity and location, they can also print label. It does not have in line QC or anyhting like that and it's designed for xpress users only as a simple way to provide essential traceability ChatGPT said: Here’s the intro paragraph and deeper dive for the Basic Lot Receive function in V5, tailored for the Express user tier:Start simple—track what matters. For smaller teams or faster-paced environments, V5 Express offers a lightweight receiving tool that delivers core traceability without slowing you down. Whether you're stocking bulk raw materials or small batches of ingredients, this module gives you everything needed to log what arrived, where it came from, and where it’s going—with zero fluff and full auditability.Key Benefits: Receive inventory by lot, quantity, and supplierRecord supplier lot numbers for backward traceabilityAssign to specific stock locations at the time of receiptPrint compliant lot labels with expiry and QR for scanningMaintain traceability without inline QA workflowsDeeper? Let’s get into it!! 📥 Basic Lot Receiving – Rapid Traceability for Express UsersThis screen is designed to handle the essential job of booking in stock—fast. Users select a commodity, enter supplier details, assign the quantity received, and specify a storage location. Supplier lot numbers and expiry dates are recorded in a single view, and a GS1-style label can be generated instantly with all required traceability fields pre-formatted. There’s no QA checklist or deviation handling—just straightforward inventory control for lean operations. Perfect for supplement shops, bakeries, and contract manufacturers who need compliance without complexity.You said: Uploaded image when i add a lot of info to an accordian section, the accordian section pages down too far. How do i control this so the viewer soesn;t ned to page back up to view the section ChatGPT said: This issue is a common UI/UX problem with accordion components on long-scrolling pages—when a section expands, the page jumps to the bottom of the newly revealed content, forcing users to scroll back up to see the top. Here's how to fix or mitigate it:✅ Fix Options (Depending on Platform and Tools Used) 1. Auto-scroll to top of the accordion section when opened Add JavaScript to scroll the window to the top of the expanded accordion block:document.querySelectorAll('.accordion-header').forEach(header => { header.addEventListener('click', () => { setTimeout(() => { header.scrollIntoView({ behavior: 'smooth', block: 'start' }); }, 200); // adjust delay to match animation time }); }); This works well when the accordion opens with animation and you want to wait until it's visible before jumping.2. Limit accordion height + enable internal scroll Instead of expanding downward, limit the section height and enable vertical scrolling inside the panel:.accordion-content { max-height: 400px; overflow-y: auto; } Good for dense data or nested info, but may reduce readability if overused.3. Anchor jump (URL fragment + scrollIntoView) Assign an id to each accordion section and programmatically scroll to it when clicked:
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    document.getElementById('accordion-section-1').scrollIntoView({ behavior: 'smooth' }); 4. Disable auto-scroll behavior from accordion library (if applicable) Some plugins or libraries automatically scroll down. Check the plugin options to disable scroll-on-open or tweak scroll offset.💡 Bonus UX Tip Add a fixed heading or section label that remains visible even after expansion so users stay oriented.Consider using tabs for longer content if accordions become too vertically demanding.Would you like me to look up how to do this specifically for Bricks Builder?You said: its using bricks ChatGPT said: When using Bricks Builder, expanding an accordion section with substantial content can cause the page to scroll in a way that the top of the newly opened section isn't visible, requiring users to scroll back up manually. This behavior results from the page's height changing as the accordion expands, and the browser attempting to maintain the user's scroll position.To enhance the user experience and ensure that the top of the expanded accordion section is visible upon opening, you can implement a custom JavaScript solution:✅ Implement Smooth Scrolling to Accordion Headers Add the following JavaScript code to your Bricks Builder page:Navigate to Page Settings:Open your page in Bricks Builder.Click on the ⚙️ gear icon to access Page Settings.Go to the Custom Code tab. YouTube BricksLabs +1 BricksLabs +1Insert the Script:In the Footer section, paste the following script:document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => { const accordionHeader = '.accordion-title-wrapper'; // Adjust selector if using a different accordion const delay = 200; // Delay to allow accordion animation to complete const offset = 100; // Offset in pixels to account for fixed headersdocument.querySelectorAll(accordionHeader).forEach((header) => { header.addEventListener('click', () => { setTimeout(() => { const headerPosition = header.getBoundingClientRect().top + window.pageYOffset - offset; window.scrollTo({ top: headerPosition, behavior: 'smooth' }); }, delay); }); }); }); If you're using the BricksExtras Pro Accordion, update the accordionHeader selector to .x-accordion_header as per the documentation.Save and Test:Save your changes and preview the page.Click on an accordion header to ensure the page scrolls smoothly to the top of the expanded section.Note: Adjust the offset value to match the height of any fixed headers or navigation bars on your site.By implementing this script, you enhance the usability of your accordion sections, ensuring that users have immediate visibility of the content they expand without additional scrolling.If you need assistance tailoring this script to your specific setup or have further questions, feel free to ask!Favicon Favicon SourcesChatGPT can make mistakes. Check important info. ?