Efficient warehouse operations require efficient workflows, accurate record-keeping, low costs, and minimized error handling. Getac's rugged computer solutions are built to withstand these high demands. They operate seamlessly with inventory management and Warehouse Management System (WMS) software to enhance control and maximize the usable space throughout the warehouse. By enabling direct connection to the WMS, they help optimize labor resources and reduce waste of perishable products, thereby improving operational efficiency.
We offer devices compatible with leading market Warehouse Management Systems, along with the necessary mounts, docks, and other accessories for warehouse solutions, ensuring smooth integration. From forklifts to hands-free portable accessory options, our rugged solutions include a preferred choice to meet your needs.
Inventory and warehouse management professionals work in a variety of environments that can pose tough challenges for traditional computers. Our rugged computer solutions are inherently durable, operating in extreme conditions and capable of withstanding drops from up to 1.8 meters. Certified to MIL-STD 810G/H and compliant with IP67 standards, they are ready to tackle the challenges professionals face. With a longer solution lifecycle and reduced downtime, they help you save on costs.
Typically, identifying assets and inventory requires barcode scanners and RFID readers to ensure quality control and shipping accuracy. Getac's rugged computers offer optional 1D and 2D barcode scanners, contributing to the smooth operation of all warehouse activities.
Our product lineup includes several rugged tablet computers, providing lightweight yet durable configurable options tailored to the needs of professionals working in warehouses. Our optional digital pens and styluses also help replace pen-and-paper notetaking, while the cameras on the rugged computing devices replace unnecessary verbal descriptions. This makes data easy to store and transfer, thereby supporting digital operations.
