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We all know how crucial it is to keep everything running smoothly. Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) have been the go-to solution for managing inventory and operations. But in today's environment, can you really rely solely on your WMS to stay competitive?

Dexory, a leading robotics and data intelligence company for supply chain optimisation, has been recognised as a Cool Vendor in the 2024 Gartner Cool Vendors™ in Logistics and Robotics Technology report. Our cutting-edge technology is trusted by organisations worldwide to enhance productivity, streamline inventory management, and overcome labour challenges in their supply chain operations.

By integrating advanced technologies—think robots, AI tools, and automated conveyor systems—you can streamline tasks such as inventory management, picking, packing, and shipping, enhancing both efficiency and accuracy.

In a recent episode of Monocle’s "The Entrepreneurs," the spotlight was cast on some of the most exciting technological advancements shaping the future of the industry. Among the fascinating features was a look at Dexory, a company making waves in the logistics sector with its innovative approach to warehouse management.

Our safety and compliance features are designed to address these challenges head-on, providing an advanced, integrated approach to maintaining the highest standards of safety while optimising operational efficiency.

You’ve probably noticed how much easier it is to shop directly through social media these days. In the UK, shopping via social platforms like TikTok, Instagram, and Facebook Marketplace has exploded, surging by 32% since 2022.

One of the standout features that truly sets DexoryView apart is our Trend Analytics—a game-changer in real-time visibility and AI-powered actionable insights.

Effective inventory management is crucial for a successful warehouse operation. Traditional methods, which often rely on manual tracking, can be time-consuming and error-prone, leading to inefficiencies and increased costs.

In warehouse logistics, the pick face is one of the most labour-intensive and complicated parts of the supply chain. These areas demand high levels of precision, organisation, and optimisation for an efficient picking process, in an attempt to to slash retrieval times and streamline order fulfilment.