Bitlog WMS Mobile App

Pickers shouldn't have to figure out what's urgent. The app already knows.

Receiving, picking, put-away and stocktakes, on the phone or scanner already in your team's hand. The day is planned before anyone logs in. They just follow it.

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    iOS and Android
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What is a warehouse mobile app?

A warehouse mobile app is the handheld tool your floor works in all day, on a phone or a scanner: it turns each order into a guided task, checks every scan against the plan, and syncs the result straight back to your ERP. The Bitlog warehouse mobile app does that for receiving, picking, put-away and stocktakes, on iOS and Android.

What sets it apart is what happens before anyone touches a device. Autopilot has already planned the day around today's cut-offs, so pickers don't decide what's urgent. They open the app, and the next right task is already there.

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Who uses it?

Everyone who touches goods. Pickers walking the aisles, receivers at the inbound dock, staff moving stock to the pick faces, shift leads keeping the floor moving. They all work in the same app, on the device already in their hand: an iPhone, an iPad, or an Android scanner from Zebra or Datalogic.

For the warehouse manager, that means one tool to train on, one place errors get caught at the source, and a floor that stays productive when a new hire or a peak-season temp walks in.

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One app, the whole warehouse day

Every core job runs in the same app, so nobody switches tools to get through a shift.

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Receiving and returns

Receive against a purchase order or without one, handle customer returns with a reason code, open container details at the dock, or cross-dock goods straight onto an outbound pick without putting them away at all.

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Picking, every method

Normal picking for high-value or complex orders. Single-item and trolley batch picking for volume. Batch box for packing while you pick. Relay Picking across zones. The app handles serial numbers and pallets too, so an Android-only site can run the whole outbound flow. Batch many orders in one pass through the warehouse (Tammer batch-picks up to 24 at once, up from one order at a time).

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Put-away and replenishment

When a pick face runs low, Autopilot creates the movement task automatically, or a supervisor adds one by hand. Either way it lands in the app as the next thing to do, so stock is in position before the picker needs it.

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Stocktakes

Count on the device as you go, so a difference shows up the same day instead of at the year-end count.

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People and robots, one device

When you add AutoStore or a vertical lift, the app doesn't change. Relay Picking hands a single order across manual zones and goods-to-person robots (the shelves come to the picker, instead of the picker walking to them) in one flow, picked into the same box. Your team learns one app, whether the next stop is a shelf or a robot port.
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    With orchestrated zones, that runs 25 to 40% faster fulfillment at 99.5% picking accuracy.
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Can I keep my existing scanners?

Yes. The app runs on standard iOS and Android devices and pairs with the external scanners most warehouses already own, including Zebra, Datalogic and socket scanners. No physical scanner? The phone camera reads barcodes just as well, so a new site can start on the hardware it has.
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Why new staff are productive in 15 minutes

The app is built for the warehouse, not adapted from a desktop screen. Each task is one clear next step, so a new picker follows the flow instead of studying it. That is why new pickers are productive after a roughly 15-minute introduction, and why the floor absorbs peak-season temps without slowing down.
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“It's incredibly easy for us to train new colleagues and get them operational.”

Hampus Bergdahl
Hampus Bergdahl Data Engineer, Nordic Nest
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picking speed after switching from paper
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Productive in ~15 minutes
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faster restocking
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picking accuracy with orchestrated zones
FAQ

Common questions

Yes. Receiving, picking including batch, returns, serial numbers and pallet handling all run the same way on both, so a mixed fleet of iPhones, iPads and Android scanners works from one set of flows.

The whole day's work: receiving and returns, every picking method, put-away and replenishment, and stocktakes. The app is the execution layer for the floor, while the office works in the web app.

Yes. Every receipt and confirmed pick syncs straight back to your ERP, which stays your system of record. Bitlog runs the warehouse; your ERP keeps the books.

About 15 minutes. Each task is one guided step, so new pickers and peak-season temps follow the flow instead of learning it first. Teams using Picking Route Optimization can go further: in the Web App, a new hire can walk a real pick route in 3D on the warehouse map, learning the aisles from the picker's own perspective before they set foot on the floor.

No. It's part of Bitlog WMS, the same system your office team uses on the web. Your floor and your desks work on one platform, not two.

Yes. Relay Picking hands one order across manual areas and goods-to-person robots in a single flow, picked into the same box, all from the same app.

See it on your own picking day

Book a 30-minute demo and we'll map your receiving, picking and replenishment onto Bitlog, live.
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