Turn components into finished kitswith every step visible

Define a reusable recipe, create warehouse-specific assembly work, stage or pick the exact components, and add completed kits to inventory at the output location you choose. Quantities, lots, assignments, and progress stay attached to the task from start to finish.

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A Warehance kitting queue shows synthetic active assembly tasks across unstaged, picking, and staged states, with a Welcome Kit selected and 18 of 30 units assembled.

A controlled workflow from recipe to finished inventory

Give planners and warehouse operators one shared record for what to build, where components come from, and how much work remains.

Reusable recipes

Define the finished SKU, components, and quantity required per kit.

Warehouse-aware planning

See total component use and the complete kits current stock can support.

Flexible staging

Bulk-transfer components or pick them into a tote before assembly.

Task-linked inventory

Connect component deductions and finished-kit additions to the assembly task.

Build the recipe oncerepeat it with context intact

Pair a finished product with its component products and per-kit quantities. Save notes, attachments, custom attributes, and client context on the template, then create assembly work from that definition—or build a one-off task manually and save it for the next run.

A synthetic Warehance kit template defines a Welcome Kit from a mailer, guide, and sample set with exact quantities and shows that current component stock supports 42 kits.

Move the exact componentswith the method that fits the floor

Choose one or more source locations and quantities for each component. Bulk-transfer them into a staging location for a direct move, or pick them into an empty tote with product, alias, source, quantity, and lot context before completing the tote into staging.

A Warehance kit task assigns component quantities to source locations and presents either bulk transfer to a staging bin or barcode-aware picking into an empty tote.

Create finished inventorywithout losing the component trail

Assemble all remaining kits or record a partial run. Warehance deducts the required quantities from staged component inventory, adds the finished kits to the selected output location, and keeps the adjustment reason and assembly task on inventory history. Lot-tracked kits require an output lot, with staged component lot context close at hand.

A staged Warehance kit task shows its recipe, 18 of 30 kits assembled, a selected output location and lot, and task-linked component deductions plus finished-kit inventory.

Kitting and assembly questions

Make every kit build repeatable, visible, and inventory-aware

Start running your warehouse operations with Warehance today and experience complete freedom to grow your business without compromise.

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