The warehouse computer system (be it a factory or a logistics center) has software that controls all the movements of pallets or merchandise that are carried out in the center, taking into account movements that are carried out between different warehouses in the center, goods that have to be sent to the shipping section, goods to the picking departments, receipts of goods that have to be stored, supply of materials to the assembly lines, removal of finished products from the chains destined for storage, etc. and it calculates which movements are the highest priority and gives the orders to all the handlers (including stacker cranes) that exist in the warehouse so that each merchandise reaches its destination.[3]​.

All pallets or storage units have a sticker with a barcode (or other system) incorporated and through readers, the system has identified all the pallets in the center, the stock and knows in which position on the shelf each one is located, being able to guarantee perfect traceability of all the merchandise or even when making shipments, remove the products with the latest expiration date.[4]​.

• - Precision and accuracy: Automation significantly reduces human errors, ensuring precision in every step of the process. From storage to distribution, every move is executed with pinpoint accuracy.

• - Increased efficiency: the speed and ability to handle large volumes of products rise exponentially. This not only streamlines operations, but also allows you to quickly adapt to market demands.

• - Cost reduction: although the initial investment can be significant, in the long term automation allows companies to save on labor costs, minimize losses due to errors and optimize the use of spaces, resulting in a notable reduction in expenses.

• - Accurate data analysis: Automated warehouse technology provides detailed data in real time. This not only facilitates decision making, but also allows areas for improvement to be identified more precisely.

• - Enhanced Safety: Automation entails advanced safety systems that protect both products and workers, ensuring a safer work environment.[5]​.

The warehouse computer system (be it a factory or a logistics center) has software that controls all the movements of pallets or merchandise that are carried out in the center, taking into account movements that are carried out between different warehouses in the center, goods that have to be sent to the shipping section, goods to the picking departments, receipts of goods that have to be stored, supply of materials to the assembly lines, removal of finished products from the chains destined for storage, etc. and it calculates which movements are the highest priority and gives the orders to all the handlers (including stacker cranes) that exist in the warehouse so that each merchandise reaches its destination.[3]​.

All pallets or storage units have a sticker with a barcode (or other system) incorporated and through readers, the system has identified all the pallets in the center, the stock and knows in which position on the shelf each one is located, being able to guarantee perfect traceability of all the merchandise or even when making shipments, remove the products with the latest expiration date.[4]​.

• - Precision and accuracy: Automation significantly reduces human errors, ensuring precision in every step of the process. From storage to distribution, every move is executed with pinpoint accuracy.

• - Increased efficiency: the speed and ability to handle large volumes of products rise exponentially. This not only streamlines operations, but also allows you to quickly adapt to market demands.

• - Cost reduction: although the initial investment can be significant, in the long term automation allows companies to save on labor costs, minimize losses due to errors and optimize the use of spaces, resulting in a notable reduction in expenses.

• - Accurate data analysis: Automated warehouse technology provides detailed data in real time. This not only facilitates decision making, but also allows areas for improvement to be identified more precisely.

• - Enhanced Safety: Automation entails advanced safety systems that protect both products and workers, ensuring a safer work environment.[5]​.