FLUX WMS

FLUX is a Shanghai-based digital supply chain solutions provider operated by Shanghai Flux Information Technology Co., Ltd. Its supply chain execution software serves 20 industries including retail, FMCG, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, high-tech and third-party logistics, and the company cites ARC Advisory Group data ranking it first in WMS market share in China.

FLUX WMS manages inbound, storage and outbound processes with templated configurations that can be rolled out quickly across sites, batch and expiry date control, FIFO enforcement, global inventory sharing, reports and dashboards. It sits in a suite with FLUX TMS, FLUX WCS for warehouse equipment control, FLUX LES for production logistics, FLUX SC2P for supply chain collaboration and omnichannel orders, FLUX Datahub for low-code integration and a SaaS WMS. The software runs in more than 6,200 logistics centres in 27 countries, including Mixue warehouses in Thailand and Ho Chi Minh City.

• Warehouse execution: inbound, put-away, storage and outbound with configurable workflows.
• Batch and expiry control: per-item lot and expiry tracking with FIFO enforcement.
• Multi-site templates: standard configurations copied across countries and warehouses.
• Global inventory sharing: stock visibility across warehouses and regions.
• Warehouse control: FLUX WCS connects automated equipment.
• Integration and analytics: FLUX Datahub low-code integration plus reports and dashboards.

• A food and beverage chain in Vietnam can manage ingredients by batch and expiry with FIFO across regional warehouses.
• A pharmaceutical distributor can enforce lot traceability from receiving to dispatch.
• A manufacturer can link production logistics and warehouse automation through LES and WCS modules.

• Templated configurations let multi-country operators standardise warehouse processes and deploy new sites quickly.
• Batch, expiry and FIFO control reduce waste for food, beverage and pharmaceutical goods.
• The platform has handled up to 1.64 million orders per day at a single warehouse.
• WMS, TMS and warehouse control from one vendor reduce integration work.

Chinese consumer brands and manufacturers are expanding rapidly into Southeast Asia and need the same warehouse standards in new markets. Vietnam's role as a manufacturing and consumer hub raises demand for WMS that handle batch and expiry control, multi-site rollouts and integration with automated equipment.

FLUX positions itself as going global from China and reports clients in 27 countries, 6,200 logistics centres and over 55 million square metres of facilities. Recent contracts include Zhaohui Pharmaceutical and Jingbo Agrochemical for WMS and Dexin Food for TMS.