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Solvo.WMS 5.6 Successfully Validated by Fraunhofer IML

Solvo.WMS 5.6 Successfully Validated by Fraunhofer IML

Another step forward in global warehouse standards!

Recognition by a Leading Global Research Institute

At the end of 2019, Solvo.WMS 5.6 successfully passed the annual validation by Fraunhofer IML, the renowned German Institute for Material Flow and Logistics. The system was tested according to the VDI 3601 standard and received a certification seal confirming a full functional assessment of its capabilities.

Demonstration in Dortmund

During a dedicated demonstration at Fraunhofer’s lab in Dortmund, Solvo representatives presented the latest release of the system, highlighting new features along with core functionality already tested and proven in real-world logistics projects.

Key Validated Features and Modules

Some of the most notable capabilities validated by Fraunhofer include:

  • Integration with Solvo’s Technical Support Web Portal for request processing
  • Support for multiple ERP integrations with gateway routing
  • Operation with multi-sized storage cells
  • Kitting (set formation) functionality
  • Advanced ASN receiving: auto-transfer of consignment data and serial numbers, rules by owner and product group
  • Compaction and manual re-placement logic based on pre-set rules
  • Rolling recount during picking
  • Smart picking planning strategies
  • AI-based container selection: system recommends container type (small/medium/large)
  • Support for double-deep racks, shuttle systems, and ABC analysis for optimized placement
  • Handling of weighted goods
  • Automated serial number tracking during picking and packing, linked to cargo and owner info

Transparent Benchmarking

Every year, Fraunhofer IML validates top WMS providers worldwide across 2,600+ criteria, covering both software functionality and vendor services.

Solvo.WMS is listed in the official Fraunhofer WMS validation database at warehouse-logistics.com, enabling potential clients to evaluate and compare verified systems with confidence.

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