Ask how the current process will be reviewed.
Bring one anonymized receipt or movement. Ask the provider to identify the staff steps, devices and records involved before recommending a replacement system.
Choose help that starts with the warehouse task.
A useful proposal should explain how the change will work for the person receiving, moving or counting the item.
Ask how devices will be checked.
The plan should account for actual scanner models, mobile screens, label formats and printers. A desktop demonstration alone cannot establish that the floor workflow is usable.
Ask who owns the quantity and location records.
Clarify where confirmed movements are stored, how failures become visible and who can approve corrections. Avoid creating a second stock balance without a reconciliation plan.
Compare the checks and handover.
Look for isolated tests covering repeated scans, a wrong location and an interrupted update. Confirm code, account and documentation ownership and who maintains the result.