Add warehouse positions
Manual: Adding Warehouse Positions via Bulk Action (OMS/WMS)
With this bulk action, you can link multiple warehouse positions to products in your warehouse at once within afosto.app (OMS/WMS).
Use this when you:
- Set up a new warehouse
- Add new racks/bins
- Want to link SKUs to additional pick locations
- Use temporary overflow locations
Step 1: Go to the Bulk Action
- Log in to afosto.app.
- Open Processes > Bulk Actions.
- Choose: Add warehouse positions.
You will now see a spreadsheet input screen.
Step 2: Select warehouse and business
- Give your bulk action a unique reference.
- Select the warehouse where you want to execute this action.
- Select the business where you want to execute this action.
- Click Next to continue with the bulk action.
Step 3: Paste Your Data into the Spreadsheet
You can copy and paste your data directly from Excel or Google Sheets.
The following columns can be used (* = required):
| Column | Required | Meaning |
| SKU* | Yes | The unique product code in Afosto (must exactly match the SKU in the system). |
| Position* | Yes | The physical warehouse location (e.g., A1-03-02) where the product is stored. |
| Limit | No | Maximum number of units allowed at this position. |
| Is Temporary | No | Indicates whether this is a temporary location. |
What Is Required?
SKU* (required)
- The unique product code in Afosto.
- The SKU must exactly match what is in the system.
- Without a valid SKU, no position can be added.
Position* (required)
- The warehouse location where the product is physically stored.
Examples:
- A1-01-03
- PICK-02
- BULK-01
A SKU can have multiple positions.
What Do the Optional Fields Mean?
Limit
This specifies how many units can be stored at this position.
Practical use:
- Pick location has space for 20 units.
- Bulk rack has space for 200 units.
The system can use this for replenishment and internal transfers.
Is Temporary
Use this when the position is temporary, for example:
- Seasonal storage
- Promotion island
- Overflow during busy periods
A temporary position can later be easily cleaned up without affecting your permanent structure.
Step 4: Check Your Input
Always verify:
- Are all SKUs spelled correctly?
- Is every Position entered correctly?
- Are you using consistent naming? (e.g., A1-01-01 vs A01-1)
Step 5: Process the Bulk Action
- Click Execute.
- The system will validate the rows.
- Any errors will be shown per row.
- If successful, the positions become active immediately.
The new positions are now available for:
- Picking
- Replenishment
- Internal transfers
- Inventory registration
Practical Example
| SKU | Position | Limit | Is Temporary |
| SHIRT-BLACK-M | A1-01 | 20 | False |
| SHIRT-BLACK-M | BULK-01 | 200 | False |
| SHIRT-BLACK-L | PROMO-01 | 50 | True |
Important Notes
· A SKU can have multiple positions.
· Limit is optional but strongly recommended for pick locations.
· Temporary positions are useful during peak periods.
· The bulk action adds positions — existing positions remain unchanged.
- Manual: Adding Warehouse Positions via Bulk Action (OMS/WMS)
- Step 1: Go to the Bulk Action
- Step 2: Select warehouse and business
- Step 3: Paste Your Data into the Spreadsheet
- What Is Required?
- SKU* (required)
- Position* (required)
- What Do the Optional Fields Mean?
- Limit
- Is Temporary
- Step 4: Check Your Input
- Step 5: Process the Bulk Action
- Practical Example
- Important Notes