Drive By Pallet Scanning

Inventory tracking methods, such as manual counting and barcode scanning, are time-consuming, prone to human error, and disruptive to workflows. Here’s why drive-by pallet scanning is a must-have solution for modern warehouses: 

1. Enhanced Inventory Accuracy – Maintaining accurate inventory records is critical for order fulfillment and warehouse efficiency. Traditional inventory checks often result in discrepancies due to manual errors, misplaced items, or miscounts. Drive-by pallet scanning leverages computer vision and AI-powered analysis to ensure that every pallet is accounted for with pinpoint accuracy. 
2. Reduction in Labor Costs – Manual cycle counting and inventory audits require a significant workforce, leading to high labor costs. By automating the scanning process, warehouses can reallocate labor resources to more value-added tasks while significantly reducing operational expenses. This is especially beneficial for large distribution centers managing thousands of pallets. 
3. Increased Operational Efficiency – Drive-by pallet scanning allows warehouses to conduct inventory tracking in real-time without requiring operations to halt. Forklifts or autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) can drive directly from the truck to the shelves without stopping.   This continuous data capture provided by PalletSCAN 100-D ensures faster data collection and discrepancy identification.  
4. Minimized Disruptions to Warehouse Operations – Unlike traditional pallet scan methods using handheld scanners, drive-by pallet scanning seamlessly integrates into daily workflows. This means that warehouses can maintain peak productivity while ensuring accurate inventory tracking. 
5. Seamless Integration with Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) – PalletSCAN 100-D integrates directly with leading Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, and other logistics software. This connectivity ensures that drive-by pallet scanning data is automatically recorded and validated, reducing administrative workload. 
6. Scalability for Large Warehouses – For warehouses managing high volumes of SKUs and palletized goods, scaling inventory audits with traditional methods is challenging. Drive-by pallet scanning enables warehouses to scale effortlessly, as the system can accommodate growing inventory needs without requiring additional human resources. Stored Inventory: These labels help track the location and status of inventory within the warehouse. As part of the inventory cycle counting functions, scanning these labels allows for better inventory tracking and management.