Block Storage
In block stacking storage systems, loads are placed on the floor and stacked on top of each other in a grid-based layout.

Why Block Storage?
- Simplest storage type with minimal investment: All it takes is an open floor space and a forklift.
- Flexibly adaptable and scalable: Warehouse layouts, fleet size, and floor space can be adjusted in no time.

All-industry relevant
Exemplary Application Areas

Beverages

Canned goods

Hygienic paper

Cross-docking

Material-handling trolleys

Building materials

Paper reels

Material supply supermarkets

Robotic mobile fulfillment systems
Differences
Key challenges
Manual Block Storage
High Personnel Costs
75 % of operating costs are personnel costs, significantly impacting ongoing expenses.
Lack of Qualified Workers
The growing shortage of skilled workers makes recruitment and operations more challenging, further exacerbating labor costs.
High Forklift Accident Rate
11% of forklifts are involved in accidents each year, leading to safety risks and additional costs.
Lack of Stock Transparency
There is no real-time visibility into stock levels, causing inefficiencies and potential stock
shortages.

Automated Forklift
High Investment Costs
Requires an initial investment of over 150,000€, making it a costly solution for many businesses.
Slow Deployment
Implementation and deployment take approximately 9 to 18 months, delaying the return on investment and operational benefits.
Little Flexibility
Automated systems often struggle to adapt to changing warehouse layouts, strategies, varying order profiles, or unexpected disruptions.
Fixed & Hierarchical Decision-making
processes, which limit flexibility and adaptability to dynamic warehouse environments.

SLAPStack
Fast Implementation
All-in-one-Product that integrates fleet control, inventory management, and simulation enables setup in less than one week.
Optimized Order Processing
Continuous simulation and background optimization improve order service times by up to 51%.
Significant Cost Savings
Flexible SaaS model requires minimal investment and reduces operational costs by up to 70%.
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Greener Warehouse Logistics:
Smart Solutions for Sustainability

CO2, savings through
- Minimal resource usage
- Measures assessment during warehouse inspection
- Use of electric vehicles
- Optimized routes
- Intelligent energy management (eco mode)
- Avoidance of charging peaks
- Virtual commissioning
- Reshuffling to increase warehouse fill rate
- Reduced lighting and air conditioning

Web app as everyday support through
- Simulative warehouse assessment & strategy development
- Real-time feedback and data transparency
- Gamification for optimization goals/strategies
- Detailed reports and accounting for your Sustainability Reporting, accessible for external audits
Publications

SLAPStack
Simulation
