Anchor 3PL Expands Ecommerce Capabilities New Warehouse Management System

SALT LAKE CITY - Feb. 1, 2014 - PRLog -- Anchor3PL, http://www.anchor3pl.com, a leader in the 3PL (third party logistics), warehousing and fulfillment services segment, increased its warehouse efficiency for customers by selecting Warehouse Mobile Solutions for its new inventory management system. The new system is geared towards increasing the efficiency of warehouse personnel – in particular for high volume, high SKU clients with the ecommerce space. In addition to enhancing many warehouse functions such as product slotting, replenishment, picking, packing, and shipping, by utilizing mobile tablets that can be attached to picking carts and utilized throughout the warehouse.

“With our expansion in the ecommerce fulfillment space, we’ve had increased demands and requirements from our customers. Not only does Warehouse Mobile Solutions allow us to offer a robust set of features to clients, but they were also able to help us implement the system over a weekend in order to meet the needs of a specific high volume, high SKU count client – which was absolutely amazing,” said Sam Souvall, President of Anchor 3PL. “We looked at a number of warehouse management systems, with Warehouse Mobile Solutions being the clear winner. And we’re excited about what this means for current and future customers,” said Mr. Souvall.

Anchor 3PL, based out of Salt Lake City, UT, has quickly become a major competitor in the outsourced warehousing and fulfillment arena. With capabilities in both warehouse storage as well as order fulfillment, Anchor is well positioned to help both small and large companies alike. In order to meet the needs of the growing ecommerce fulfillment segment, the company has added many services and features, from software enhancements to sales and marketing support services. “With so much opportunity in ecommerce fulfillment, Anchor 3PL has built a solid foundation of software and support services so that the company can help customers accelerate growth,” said Mr. Souvall.