Implementation

Set up Beam around the way you work.

We start with one everyday task: picking an order, receiving a delivery or counting stock. Together, we configure Beam around that process and test it with your team before expanding to more workflows or locations.

A warehouse employee using a handheld beside boxes with product labels.
An employee takes a box with a QR code and location label from a shelf.
Start with the products, labels and locations your team uses every day.

01 Your team

Built around the people doing the work.

Importing your product list is just the beginning. Your team needs to find the right location, record the correct product and know what to do when stock does not match the records. We cover all of that during setup and testing.

02 The approach

From setup to daily use, step by step.

We agree in advance which process to tackle, who needs to be involved and what must work before you go live.

  1. 01

    Choose the first process

    Where do you lose time or make mistakes today? Together, we choose one process, identify the people involved and agree what stays in your current system.

  2. 02

    Decide what to record

    Which products only need a quantity? Which need to be tracked individually? We decide where barcodes, QR codes or RFID tags fit. RFID is not a prerequisite for using Beam.

  3. 03

    Prepare your workplace

    We agree on locations, labels and the steps your team follows. Who receives goods, who counts and who can correct a discrepancy? The setup reflects those responsibilities.

  4. 04

    Prepare your data

    We check and import the products, locations and inventory you need. Using an integration? We also test what comes in, what goes back and what happens if a message cannot be processed.

  5. 05

    Test with your own products

    Your team runs through the chosen process on the floor, using their actual devices, typical quantities and challenging situations. With RFID, we also test tags, materials and read locations.

  6. 06

    Start with a pilot

    An initial team uses Beam for the agreed process. We check that the workflow is clear, records are correct and errors can be resolved. We adjust anything that does not yet work.

  7. 07

    Expand step by step

    Once the pilot meets the agreed criteria, you can add more people, processes or locations. We arrange training and agree on support. After launch, we keep looking at where discrepancies arise.

03 Before you go live

What needs to work before you go live.

We assess the agreed workflow in practice, including missing products, unreadable labels and integration failures.

  • Your team can carry out the process and knows what to record.
  • Products, locations and quantities are correct for your first process.
  • Labels and devices work with your products in the places where you use them.
  • Missing products, discrepancies and duplicate requests receive the agreed follow-up.
  • After an interruption, it is clear how work resumes and who resolves the error.
  • Permissions and responsibilities are configured, and the required integrations have been tested.
A count in the Beam app: checking what is there and what is missing. Demo data.

04 Start small or roll out further

A rollout that fits your business.

One process

Start small

Receiving or inventory counting in one warehouse, for example. A clear starting point for the team that will use it.

Multiple locations

Expand to more sites

More teams, locations or connected systems, with clear agreements on how they work together and the rollout sequence.

Preparation

Products, locations and roles for the first process.

Alignment across each location, team and system involved.

Practical testing

The chosen process, with your own team, products and devices.

Also the interactions between locations, integrations and any RFID installations.

Rollout

Start with the team involved, then add more processes.

An agreed sequence by team, process or location.

Which process would you improve first?

Tell us how you work today, which system you use and where your team gets stuck. We will discuss what it takes to get started with Beam.