Efficiency That Impacts Your Bottom Line
Warehouses and distribution centers run on precision and speed, so every inefficiency can add up. Even simple tasks like distributing paperwork or handling visitor logs can drag down throughput when done manually.
Self-service kiosks take those tasks off your team’s plate. From managing driver check-in to expanding employee services, they’re being adopted as essential tools to keep operations moving in the logistics industry.
Featured Warehouse Kiosk Case Study
M.Folio Driver Kiosks
MacGregor Partners, later Accenture, a leading software and consulting company focused on logistics and warehouse management, was looking to add self-service driver kiosks to its M.Folio software deployment options. The software digitizes shipping documentation like bills of lading, packing lists, and commercial invoices.
Frank Mayer designed custom kiosks to provide self-service check-in and printing functions to drivers submitting shipping documents at warehouse locations. The kiosks replace face-to-face check-in, redeploying security guards, shipping clerks, and office staff to other tasks. The digital paperwork also increases cost savings, provides real-time data, and eliminates the need for filing and storing documents.
Who’s Investing in Logistics Kiosks?
According to a recent report, automation has played a “pivotal factor in warehousing efficiency, with 70 percent of supply chain professionals” verifying it’s positive impact.
Here are specific businesses that benefit from self-service warehouse solutions:
- Commercial freight carriers looking to accelerate processes
- Enterprise brands with multiple distribution centers nationwide
- Software providers that need hardware to complement their warehouse management systems
Industries Leading the Way in Self-Service
From restaurants to gaming and beyond, our kiosks power seamless experiences across countless industries. Explore just a few of the markets we serve.
