Kpilote: ETL that connects your CMS to WMS Ego

E-commerce logistics connector, Kpilote facilitates data exchange between e-commerce platforms and business software like WMS. Associated with the WMS Ego solution, this ETL guarantees time saving, a reduction in errors and a better customer experience.

Software and hardware solutions from our partners

Our EGO WMS has connections with IT solutions on the market, as well as with external services and equipment in order to increase your logistics performance.

Interfacing a WMS

A WMS is not intended to have infinite functional coverage. Thus, some publishers offer “bridges” (also called “connectors”) with business solutions (ERP, MES, WCS, APS, TMS, etc.), making it possible to extend what WMS traditionally does.

The 3 types of WMS editors

WMS publishing companies a priori offer relatively similar products. So how is this market organized? Which publishers for which types of needs and for which development prospects?

The 9 keys to a successful WMS software implementation

Like all software package installation projects, several factors contribute to a successful implementation. We have selected 9 to make your implementation a success.

The main stages of setting up a WMS

The effective implementation of a WMS follows a precise and sequenced methodology in stages, where the customer teams and those of the integrator must work hand in hand.

How to choose the right WMS software?

The 10 main WMS providers in France offer, at first glance, relatively similar products. So, how can you tell the difference and be sure you’re making the right choice? What are the criteria to take into account?

WMS and trolley 4.0: best practices and key success factors

Over time, the carts have gradually transformed to become connected. Thanks to on-board technology and the possibility of connecting them to a WMS, they are considered true partners in the service of productivity.

Optimizing logistics through warehouse mechanization

Today, warehouse mechanization and automation have become imperative for businesses seeking to remain competitive. However, before embarking on this project, it is important to define the objectives and analyze the specific needs of your warehouse.

What is a Warehouse Management System (WMS)?

In today's complex world of logistics, a WMS is key to optimizing warehouse operations, improving efficiency and reducing costs. With its advanced features, it helps meet logistics requirements by offering an efficient solution for managing the movement and storage of products within warehouses.

How much does a WMS cost?

The price of a WMS (Warehouse Management System) can vary considerably, ranging from €25,000 to €250,000 (or more) for its acquisition. The cost of WMS software depends on many factors, including the required features, the size of the warehouse, and the complexity of logistics operations.

Inventory management using WMS software

To master your inventory management, it is imperative to use suitable and efficient inventory management software. With this automation, you can monitor the status of your inventory in real time, allowing you to make informed and rapid decisions to avoid stock-outs or overstocks.

Warehouse management: why use a WMS?

The use of WMS software is today essential to optimize and manage physical flows and stocks in a logistics warehouse. Each warehouse WMS software integration project is unique and requires in-depth reflection as well as the publication of specifications. Your logistics solution must allow you to have an overall view of your activity and its areas for improvement.

Opt for a WMS to optimize your supply chain

A Warehouse Management System is a tool for effectively orchestrating the operations of your logistics sites. However, with the myriad of solutions available, selecting the best WMS for your specific needs can be a challenge. Discover our guide covering the essential criteria to take into account when making the wise choice of a WMS.