Your warehouse is losing time on every shift. That ends here.
Misplaced stock, manual GRNs, pickers walking blind, and damaged items slipping through unnoticed. Mile Warehouse automates every workflow from dock to dispatch; so your team spends time fulfilling, not firefighting.
Dock to dispatch, without the gaps
Receive & grade
Stock arrives, GRN is generated automatically. Every item graded: good to shelves, damaged to quarantine.
Smart putaway
System suggests the optimal location based on zone type (cold, ambient or bulk) and SKU velocity wise. For faster operations.
Inventory live
Every SKU is tracked by batch number, serial number, and expiry dates visible across zones in real time.
Smart picking
Tasks pushed to the picker's app. Multiple orders per walk can be picked. Large orders are split between two pickers.
Pack & dispatch
Packing validated, order handed over to fleet or 3PL with full tracking from the warehouse floor.
Stock arrives. The GRN writes itself.
The moment goods hit your dock, Mile creates a Goods Received Note automatically, no manual paperwork, no clipboards. Your team grades each item on the spot: good stock goes straight to a putaway suggestion, damaged items get flagged and quarantined before they contaminate good inventory.
Every SKU tracked. Every zone visible. Nothing lost.
Mile Warehouse maps your floor into zones, cold, ambient, bulk, fast-moving, and keeps a live count of every SKU in every location. Batch numbers, serial codes, and expiry dates tracked together. SKUs nearing expiry surface automatically before they become a problem.
Pickers know exactly where to go. Every walk counts.
Picking tasks are pushed directly to each picker’s mobile app, optimised by zone, picker capacity, and item handling rules. One picker can fulfil multiple orders in a single walk. For large orders, like a quick-commerce DC run, the order splits automatically between two pickers working in parallel.
Nothing leaves the building unless it's right.
Before an order is handed over, Mile validates the pack against the original order, wrong items, wrong quantities, and missing pieces are caught at the packing station, not at the customer’s door. Dispatch goes to your in-house fleet or directly to a 3PL partner, with full handover tracking from the warehouse floor.
The full order management stack
Automatic GRN
Every inbound shipment generates a Goods Received Note automatically. No paperwork, no manual entry, full audit trail.
QA/QC grading
Items graded on receipt — good stock gets a putaway suggestion, damaged stock goes to quarantine with a supplier claim trail.
Zone intelligence
Cold, ambient, bulk, and fast-move zones mapped in the system. Putaway suggestions enforce zone rules automatically.
Batch & expiry tracking
All three tracked simultaneously per SKU. Expiry alerts surface before stock becomes unsellable. FEFO picking enforced automatically.
Picker mobile app
Tasks pushed to a dedicated picker app. Multi-order walks, zone-optimised paths, and large-order splitting between two pickers.
3PL & fleet dispatch
Dispatch orders directly to 3PL partners or your own fleet from the warehouse floor. No re-entry, no manual booking calls.
FAQ's
No. You can dispatch entirely through 3PL partners. Mile Warehouse connects directly to your carrier network and handles the handover without any manual rebooking. If you also run your own fleet, Mile Fleet integrates natively.
When an order exceeds a threshold you configure, Mile automatically divides the pick list between two pickers based on zone assignments and item handling rules. Both pickers receive their tasks in the app and converge at the packing station when complete. Typical time saving is 40–50% compared to single-picker fulfilment.
They are immediately quarantined — separated from sellable stock in the system and physically. Mile creates a damage record with full details (supplier, batch, quantity, reason) that you can use to raise a supplier claim. Damaged items never enter your available inventory count.
Yes. Batch number, serial number, and expiry date are all tracked simultaneously per SKU. FEFO (First Expiry, First Out) picking is enforced automatically — the system directs pickers to the soonest-expiring stock first.
Yes — both dedicated hardware barcode scanners and the mobile picker app camera. The picker app works on standard Android devices so you don’t need specialist equipment to get started.
Each Mile Warehouse instance manages one warehouse with a single login. If you operate multiple sites, each runs its own instance. Centralised reporting across sites is available on the Enterprise plan.
Yes. Mile offers ERP integration, OMS and marketplace connectivity, and an open API framework for custom integrations. Mile Orders connects natively, so order data flows from storefront to warehouse without any manual handoff. sites is available on the Enterprise plan.
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