French SaaS company Generix has launched an AI-powered application that optimises warehouse resources through intelligent forecasting, planning and analytics.

As many warehouse management teams struggle to keep pace with supply chain disruptions with error-prone, disparate manual tools, the Generix RMS resource management system provides the precise forecasting and planning capabilities needed to control labour costs, increase resource use and improve visibility into capacity.

“In a world dominated by unpredictability, we know that the stakes are too high, and supply chains are too complex to simply rely on spreadsheets for planning and managing all warehouse resources,” said Si-Mohamed Saïd, chief product officer at Generix. “The new Generix RMS has the unique ability to bring together intelligent forecasting and planning to any warehouse. With RMS powered by AI, warehouse managers can now go from what if to let’s go faster than ever.”

The SaaS application can integrate into existing warehouse management systems (WMS), turning warehouse and personnel data into more accurate and actionable plans.

Delivering intelligent forecasting and planning by applying embedded AI to all WMS and HR data allows companies to deliver intelligent forecasts, plans that assess potential constraints, and help predict workloads, all in a single experience.

Optimally managing every job, task and resource, RMS works across locations and integrates with any WMS, allowing for more efficient management of all resources. This includes everything from people to equipment and machinery, to increasing productivity, use and employee engagement.

Insight can be turned to action by shifting quickly from planning to performance with built-in analytics, allowing for continuous resource use adjustments and on-the-fly reallocations.

Generix (www.generixgroup.com) is a SaaS company helping businesses turn digital connections into digital value. It offers a portfolio of cloud services powered by AI to drive mission-critical digital business processes in supply chain, finance and commerce. It also provides end-to-end B2B integration and collaboration so companies can operate across digital business networks. Its nearly 900 people serve more than 5000 customers across 60 countries. The company helps process more than 17 billion messages, prepare more 600 million pallets, manage over 500 million invoices and handle more than a million transport operations per year.