Amiba WMS with over a decade of deep cultivation in the circuit board industry, Amiba WMS comes pre-built with industry-specific material label templates and QR code encoding rules, covering specification, batch, shelf life and other fields for all material types including base materials, coverlays, chemical liquids and auxiliary supplies. The system natively supports unit conversion logic for boards counted by rolls or sheets, and accommodates special inventory scenarios unique to the FPC sector such as customer-supplied materials and outsourced materials. It can go live quickly and deliver tangible benefits without lengthy complicated configuration.

Amiba WMS supports multi-dimensional real-time inventory inquiry, enabling precise filtering by warehouse, storage location, material part number, batch number, receiving date and other criteria. The system automatically triggers replenishment reminders when stock volume drops below the safety stock threshold. Active alerts will also pop up for materials approaching their shelf-life expiration dates. This assists the procurement team in timely schedule adjustment and helps warehouses dispose of slow-moving materials promptly, minimizing capital occupation tied up in inventory.

Amiba WMS as an integral component of the Digital Amiba Ecosystem, Amiba WMS natively integrates with Amiba ERP, MES, APS and other software products under one unified platform. Receiving data from procurement flows automatically into the accounts payable module, while production material withdrawal records are automatically consolidated for order cost accounting. When MES records material consumption on the production line, the system automatically verifies the validity of material batches. Warehouses are no longer information blind spots within the factory; instead, they serve as a core digital hub spanning the entire value chain, supplying precise material cost data to support corporate operational decision-making.

Amiba WMS solidifies standardized management protocols as mandatory system rules, including FIFO implementation, batch traceability, shelf-life control, and mandatory quality inspection prior to stock receipt. When warehouse staff scan codes via PDA, the system automatically identifies and locks the earliest received batches for issuing. Operators are blocked from bypassing inspection procedures to force stock entry or mistakenly dispatch expired materials, completely eliminating warehouse operation risks arising from human error.