WMS CONSULTING & SUPPORT

Crosspoint WMS Consulting & Technical Support

Crosspoint WMS consulting services begin with an analysis of existing logistics processes and performance indicators. The Point Logistix team identifies optimization opportunities, recommends best practices and configures the appropriate software and hardware solutions, integrated with the company’s applications and equipment.
As processes, volumes and operational requirements evolve, ongoing technical support and consulting allow Crosspoint WMS to be adapted without compromising operational control or continuity.

WMS Training

We prepare users and key users to operate the system efficiently, based on real warehouse workflows and scenarios.

WMS Support

We provide technical and operational assistance for effective Crosspoint use and rapid resolution of issues arising in live operation.

Upgrades & Evolution

Maintenance agreements allow standard modules to be updated and the solution to be adapted to the company’s new requirements.

RESULT FROM A CROSSPOINT IMPLEMENTATION

Migration with Full History

of traceability, with minimal impact on operations
At Van Moer, the transition to Crosspoint included migrating operations and preserving the full warehouse traceability history, in a project where downtime had to be kept to a minimum.

WMS & Logistics Consulting

Crosspoint WMS consulting begins with an analysis of existing logistics processes, performance indicators and the company’s operational objectives. The Point Logistix team identifies optimization opportunities, recommends best practices and selects the working scenarios most suitable for each project.

Process and Performance-Indicator Analysis

Existing workflows are evaluated together with the relevant indicators for each process so that proposed solutions target measurable results. The Crosspoint configuration is adapted to the operation and to applications already used by the company.

Implementation planning, process analysis and user preparation are important stages of a WMS project, as also highlighted by MHI in its guide to rolling out a WMS.

Software Integration

WMS consulting includes defining how Crosspoint integrates with ERP, TMS, SFA, CRM and other existing systems so that data exchange supports automation and continuity of logistics processes.

Warehouse Equipment Integration

Depending on the project, equipment such as conveyors, production lines, weighing systems, volumetric systems, scanners and other devices can be integrated for automated data capture and smoother operational workflows.

WMS Process Analysis & Design

This analysis also considers the relationship between the warehouse and other Supply Chain Management processes so that the WMS is configured within the context of the entire logistics flow. The goal is to identify processes that can be simplified, automated or reorganized to better support operational objectives.

Designing New Workflows

Based on the analysis, future processes, operational scenarios and the way they will be supported by Crosspoint modules and features are defined. The approach focuses both on continuity of existing processes and on eliminating redundant steps or manual interventions that may create delays and errors.

Implementation Planning

The analysis is translated into a project plan defining the target processes, required modules and features, configuration and integration activities, and the responsibilities of the teams involved. This gives the implementation a clear structure and defined objectives following the WMS consulting phase.

Implementation planning, process analysis and user preparation are important stages of a WMS project, as also highlighted by MHI in its guide to rolling out a WMS.

Defining stages, responsibilities and validation criteria before final configuration reduces the risk of uncontrolled changes and facilitates the transition to live system operation.

WMS Solution Adaptation

Crosspoint WMS can be extended and reconfigured when new business lines emerge, logistics workflows change, volumes increase or operations are relocated. The platform’s flexibility allows the solution to adapt without starting over with a new implementation.

Migration and Transition Scenarios

The Point Logistix team can design migration scenarios for changes affecting the logistics structure, integrated applications or warehouse working methods. The objective is to complete the transition in a controlled manner while maintaining operational continuity.

Scalability and Evolution

Crosspoint’s modular architecture allows new features, modules and integrations to be activated as company requirements evolve. The WMS can therefore support both expansion of existing operations and the introduction of new logistics processes.

This flexibility contributes directly to the benefits of Crosspoint WMS in terms of scalability, operational control and long-term investment protection.

WMS Training & On-Site Support

Crosspoint WMS training takes place throughout implementation and is adapted to the roles of the users involved in the project. In addition to training materials, sessions include real scenarios from day-to-day operations so teams can apply the new workflows and procedures quickly.

Preparing Key Users and Operational Teams

Key users are directly involved in implementation and training so they understand both how to use the system and the logic behind the configured processes. The pace and level of detail are adapted to each team’s experience and responsibilities.

On-Site Support During Implementation

The Point Logistix team provides WMS consulting and technical support through on-site presence during critical project stages, helping validate processes, support users and quickly resolve situations that arise in live system operation.
This helps teams move more quickly from training to autonomous system use.

WMS Support & Post-Implementation Assistance

In a WMS coordinating critical processes, support is not an auxiliary service but a component of operational continuity.
Crosspoint WMS support continues after implementation through services adapted to each customer’s criticality level and operational requirements. Support agreements can cover technical assistance, configuration interventions and the support required to maintain operational continuity.
WMS consulting helps companies align system configuration, warehouse processes and operational objectives as requirements evolve.

Support Agreements Adapted to the Operation

Services can be configured according to working hours, operational complexity and the required availability level. For critical projects, extended support options can be provided, including 24/7 availability.

Maintenance and Upgrades

Post-implementation maintenance agreements enable standard Crosspoint modules to be updated and provide access to improvements developed for the platform. This helps keep the solution compatible with evolving processes and the company’s IT infrastructure.

Support for Solution Evolution

As new requirements emerge, the Point Logistix team can support the configuration of additional workflows, integration of other applications or equipment and activation of new features without replacing the existing WMS platform.

Frequently Asked Questions About WMS Consulting and Support

What Does WMS Consulting Include?
WMS consulting includes defining how Crosspoint handles WMS–ERP integration, TMS, SFA, CRM and other existing systems so that data exchange supports automation and continuity of logistics processes.
Do You Provide User Training?
Yes. The Point Logistix team provides training sessions for users and key users, adapted to real warehouse workflows and each team’s experience level.
Do You Provide Support After Implementation?
Yes. Crosspoint is supported after implementation through agreements adapted to each customer’s operational requirements, covering technical assistance, configuration adjustments and operational continuity.
Is 24/7 Support Available?
For critical projects, support services can include extended availability options, including 24/7 support, depending on the customer’s operational requirements.
How Long Does WMS–ERP Integration Take?
The duration depends on process complexity and the number of required interfaces. In most projects, implementation is phased and includes analysis, development, testing and go-live to reduce the impact on the company’s operations.
Does an Upgrade Require Replacing the Solution?
No. Crosspoint can be updated and extended with additional modules, features and integrations without replacing the existing WMS platform.
Can It Integrate with In-House Applications?
Yes. Thanks to its flexible architecture, Crosspoint WMS can also communicate with custom applications using APIs, web services or other data-exchange mechanisms.
Can the Solution Be Adapted to New Processes?
Yes. Crosspoint WMS can be reconfigured for new workflows, new logistics requirements, integration of additional applications or equipment, and expansion of existing operations.