Built in response to customer feedback, the new views give handheld scanners, wearables, and forklift-mounted tablets each an interface suited to the worker and the device.
Warehouse floors run on wildly different hardware – handhelds, vehicle tablets, and wearable ring scanners – yet most systems force the same screen on everyone. Warehouse Insight breaks that pattern with three configurable mobile views for Business Central, each shaped around how the work actually happens. See how matching the interface to the task cuts errors and keeps workers moving.
A warehouse runs on mixed hardware: handhelds, forklift tablets, and wearables, each suited to a different task. Warehouse Insight gives Business Central three configurable mobile views, so the WMS screen matches the worker and the device instead of forcing one layout on everyone. See how to map the right view to each part of your floor.
AI agents in Business Central are speeding up order entry, but more orders arriving faster does not tell your warehouse what it can actually ship today. The Order Fulfillment Worksheet calculates availability across every open order, allocates inventory only once, and creates the shipments and picks for what your team can fulfill now. Find out how to keep fulfillment in step with automated order intake.