Warehouse management software (WMS) is a type of software that is used to manage the day-to-day operations of a warehouse, including inventory management, picking and packing, shipping, and receiving. The content of a WMS typically includes the following features:

• Inventory management: This feature allows warehouse managers to track inventory levels in real-time, set reorder points, and manage stock levels to ensure adequate supplies are always available.
• Order management: This feature allows warehouse managers to track orders from receipt to fulfillment, ensuring that orders are processed efficiently and accurately.
• Picking and packing: This feature enables warehouse staff to pick and pack orders quickly and accurately using barcode scanning and other automation tools.
• Shipping and receiving: This feature automates the shipping and receiving processes, allowing warehouse staff to easily process inbound and outbound shipments and track shipments in real-time.
• Reporting and analytics: This feature provides warehouse managers with detailed reports and analytics on warehouse performance, inventory levels, and other key metrics, allowing them to identify areas for improvement and optimize operations.