01Recorded local QA
Receiving & putaway
Arrival notices, arrival confirmation, unloading, sorting and placement into warehouse locations.
Read documentationLUCENEX / WAREHOUSE OPERATIONS
Your warehouse.Your infrastructure.
From the first arrival notice to the final shipment. A practical warehouse management system for teams who want to keep control of their operations and their deployment.
Self-hosted WMS · English & Latvian · Based on ModernWMS
THE OPERATING VIEW+
Local capture · empty demo database
01 Self-hosted02 Connected workflows03 LV / EN interface04 Open-source foundation
01 / THE WORKING DAY
One connected warehouse workflow.
Receiving, stock and dispatch share the same operational model. Know which step comes next—and which records support it.
- 01
Receive
Notice → unload → sort
- 02
Put away
Warehouse → zone → location
- 03
Manage stock
Move → freeze → count
- 04
Pick & dispatch
Pack → weigh → deliver
02 / CAPABILITIES
Built around actual warehouse work.
Explore the implemented modules. Status labels reflect the source code and recorded QA, rather than a promise that every deployment is production-ready.
02Recorded local QA
Inventory & locations
Stock by location, available and locked quantities, serial numbers, expiry dates and stock age.
Read documentation03Recorded local QA
Warehouse operations
Moves, freeze/unfreeze, adjustments, stocktaking and split/group processing.
Read documentation04Recorded local QA
Dispatch & shipping
Allocation, picking, packing, weighing, delivery, carrier assignment and receipt confirmation.
Read documentation05Scoped verification
Warehouse & product setup
Warehouses, zones, locations, categories, products, SKUs, suppliers, owners, customers and freight rates.
Read documentation06Scoped verification
Users & permissions
User roles, menu visibility, action permissions, password reset and action logs.
Read documentation07Scoped verification
Reports & labels
XLSX exports, receiving and dispatch statistics, safety stock, stock age, QR and barcode previews.
Read documentation08Known boundary
Visual warehouse
A Unity WebGL warehouse scene and KPI panel. Embedded labels need a separate localization pass.
Read documentation09Known boundary
Approval configuration
Flow definitions, approvers and conditions are implemented. Operational approval decisions are not.
Read documentation03 / INSIDE THE SYSTEM
See the work, not a mockup.
Actual screenshots captured from a locally running LuceneX fork. The bundled database is empty; these are interface and form views, not live warehouse records.
04 / WHO IT FITS
For teams who want ownership.
A useful starting point for small and medium-sized warehouses with a technical owner or an implementation partner.
Assess separately: high-throughput automation, regulated traceability, ERP synchronization and guaranteed service levels. These require project-specific validation.
- 01Distributors managing receiving, storage and dispatch
- 02Retail and e-commerce teams with warehouse stock
- 03Operators handling goods for multiple cargo owners
- 04Businesses that need deployment on their own infrastructure
05 / DOCUMENTATION
Understand it before you install it.
Operational workflows, deployment details, implementation evidence and current boundaries—in both languages.
01 / GUIDE
Documentation overview →Start here
What the product is, who it fits and what this documentation covers.
02 / GUIDEReceiving & putaway
The inbound workflow from an arrival notice to available stock.
03 / GUIDESelf-hosting & installation
Docker services, persistent SQLite, first startup and deployment acceptance.
04 / GUIDEImplementation & verification
What is recorded as tested, what remains open and why the demo is paused.
The public application launch is paused. This site documents the current implementation; it is not a live WMS demo.
Implementation statusLUCENEX / NEXT STEP
Let’s start with your warehouse.
Describe your warehouse, daily processes and infrastructure. We can assess the fit and define the implementation work.
Contact LuceneX