Picking in SAP can basically be divided into three categories:
Manual picking: In manual picking, the employee works directly in the warehouse, usually supported by mobile devices such as handheld scanners or tablets. With status C scan:IT, the worker is guided step by step through the workload, receives clear instructions for item removal, and can confirm each posting directly in SAP. This results in fewer errors, and the process speed increases significantly, even with manual work.
Semi-automated systems: In semi-automated scenarios, such as paternoster warehouses, the system automatically delivers the required items to the employee. Through status C connect:IT, the system is directly connected to SAP, allowing orders, replenishment requests, or prioritizations to be managed in real time. This reduces waiting times and ensures that picking is efficiently aligned with SAP process logic.
Fully automated systems: In fully automated solutions such as AutoStore or Ragbot systems, robots handle the complete transport and provision of items. Through status C store:IT, these systems are deeply integrated into SAP, enabling picking orders to be automatically assigned, inventory to be seamlessly maintained, and feedback to be processed in real time. This ensures maximum process speed, scalability, and transparency across the entire warehouse logistics.
The added value lies in the unified picking interface: Whether it is a warehouse worker with a handheld scanner, an operator at a paternoster system, or a user of an AutoStore system – all work on the same platform, with the same user guidance and seamless SAP integration. This ensures that picking remains intuitive, consistent, and efficiently manageable for everyone involved.