Warehouse management system
A clearer view of warehouse work.
Quark is a configurable warehouse management system with standard warehouse operations built in. Receive and put away goods, control inventory, replenish picking locations and fulfil orders on one shared platform.
Standard warehouse operations are implemented. Configuration, extensions and integrations are scoped for your warehouse.
Q1What is Quark, and what does it do?
Start with the product.
Quark connects receiving and putaway, inventory control, allocation, picking, packing and shipping on one configurable platform.
Inbound
Receiving and putaway: follow goods from a receipt to a location.
Explore inboundInventory
Balances, stock identities, holds, movements, counts and replenishment.
Explore inventoryOutbound
Reserve stock, pick orders, complete packing and manage dispatch, loading and shipment confirmation.
Explore outboundInventory in context
A quantity alone does not explain where stock is or why it is held.
The inventory screen groups stock by location, container, SKU, lot and serial, with owner and hold information alongside quantities.
See the full capability mapQ2Will it fit my warehouse?
Follow the work. Understand the decisions.
Follow how Quark records stock, guides warehouse work and carries each operation into the next process.
- ContextFind the order, stock or warehouse task.
- OperationReceive, move, count, pick or pack in Quark.
- ResultTrack the resulting stock and process status.
Configuration
Configure the work. Keep the core.
We built Quark with standard warehouse operations and a metadata-configurable platform. Adapt forms, screens and process settings to your warehouse without starting again with a new WMS.
Customer-specific extensions and integrations are scoped around that core. Your implementation includes data preparation, testing, training and rollout.
Explore platform and configurationQ3How do I evaluate a WMS project?
Prepare a useful conversation.
Define your operation and the questions you need answered before comparing suppliers.
Budget planning
Scope your WMS costs.
Start with a planning checklist. Add your own cost assumptions when you have them. USD, GBP and EUR; no prefilled supplier prices.
Open WMS Cost CalculatorReadiness
Is your warehouse ready for a WMS?
Assess your project preparation: data, requirements, ownership and implementation planning. Your answers stay in the page.
Start the assessmentProject preparation
Bring your warehouse context.
Identify the processes, stock identities, devices and connections that matter. Use the product workflows to frame a practical evaluation.
Explore warehouse workflowsQ4How do I talk to someone and see the product?
See Quark at work.
Request a demonstration of Quark’s core warehouse workflows. Send your email and optional industry to start the conversation. You can share a short warehouse description when we follow up; no operational data is required to submit this form.
- Share a short description of your warehouse.
- We arrange a product walkthrough.
- We discuss requirements, configuration and next steps.