Warehouse Management Software That Always Knows What's on the Shelf

Storfox by Zip24 gives you one system to track inventory in real time, guide every pick, and stop the guesswork that comes with spreadsheets and paper counts.

More than 100+companies around the globe trust us.

One System for Your Entire Delivery Operation

Most delivery teams juggle four or five tools that don't talk to each other. Orders live in one place, drivers in another, and customer complaints somewhere else. Shipox pulls it all into a single delivery management system. In this way, dispatchers, drivers, and customers finally see the same thing at the same time.

Real-Time Inventory

Every item in, every item out, updated the second it's scanned. No more end-of-day reconciliation or wondering whether the count is a week old.

Guided Picking

Our built-in shipment tracking software shows you every vehicle and every parcel on one map, updated in real time. When a customer asks "where's my order?", you already know.

Barcode & Batch Tracking

Scan on receipt, track by batch or expiry, and trace any unit back to where it came from. Recalls and audits stop being a full-day panic.

Smart Putaway

Storfox suggests where each incoming item should go based on space, demand, and how often it's picked. Fast movers stay close to packing; slow ones stay out of the way.

Multi-Warehouse View

Running more than one location? See stock across all of them on one screen, move inventory between sites, and fulfil from wherever makes sense.

Cycle Counting

Count a slice of the warehouse at a time instead of shutting down for a full stocktake. The system schedules it and flags what doesn't add up.

What Is a Warehouse Management System, and Why Does It Matter?

A warehouse management system, or WMS, is the software that runs the day-to-day inside your warehouse: taking in stock, deciding where it goes, guiding pickers to it, and keeping the count right the whole way through. Put simply, it's the difference between knowing what you have and hoping you know.

The reason it matters comes down to accuracy. Warehouses running on manual, paper-based methods typically land somewhere around 70% inventory accuracy, which sounds workable until you realize it means roughly one in three records is off. Bring in a proper WMS, and that number climbs to 95-99%. That gap is the difference between shipping the right order and refunding the wrong one, between trusting your stock levels and second-guessistong them before every promise you make to a customer.

Warehouse management software like Storfox is built for the point where manual tracking stops keeping up, whether you're running a single stockroom or a handful of sites that all need to show the same numbers at the same time.

40+ Years of Logistics, Built Into the Software

Zip24 isn't a software company that discovered warehousing last year. Our team has spent four decades moving and storing goods before writing a single line of code, which is why Storfox handles the messy parts most platforms gloss over. Stock that walks off without a record. Pallets stored somewhere nobody wrote down. Counts that drift a little further off every week. We've lived it, so we built for it. Add Storfox, our warehouse management system, and you get one partner covering your operation from shelf to doorstep.

What Changes When You Switch to Storfox

Stock You Can Actually Trust

When the count is right, everything downstream gets easier. You stop overselling things you don't have, stop tying up cash in safety stock you bought just in case, and stop the awkward calls that come after. Storfox keeps inventory accurate in real time, so the number on the screen is the number on the shelf.

Orders Out Faster, With Fewer Mistakes

Guided picking and smart putaway cut the walking, the searching, and the second-guessing. Pickers move through more orders in a shift, and the ones that go out are the ones that were supposed to. Fewer mispicks means fewer returns, and fewer returns means a warehouse that isn't constantly cleaning up after itself.

Built for Small Teams, Ready for Big Ones

Looking for warehouse software that fits a small operation's budget? Storfox starts lean, you don't pay for features you won't touch. But when you add a second warehouse or triple your SKUs, nothing gets rebuilt. The businesses that started with one stockroom on Storfox now run several on the same platform.

One Partner From Shelf to Doorstep

Storfox handles the warehouse. Add Shipox, our delivery management system, and the same stock that just got picked flows straight into dispatch and last-mile delivery, tracked the whole way. One partner, one system, from the moment goods arrive to the moment they reach the customer.

See Why Teams Call Storfox the Best Warehouse Management Software They've Used

Book a 30-minute demo. Bring your messiest inventory problem; we'll show you how Storfox handles it live, with your kind of stock.

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

What is warehouse management software?

IIt's a software that runs the operational side of your warehouse, receiving stock, deciding where it goes, guiding pickers, tracking every movement, and keeping the count accurate. The alternative most companies start with is spreadsheets and memory, which holds up until volume grows or a key person is off. With a proper system, everyone's working from the same live numbers.

Inventory software tells you how much you have. A WMS also runs how it moves, where it's stored, how it's picked, and how it's dispatched. Storfox includes full inventory tracking, but that's one piece of a larger system that covers putaway, picking, batch tracing, cycle counts, and multi-site stock.

Yes, and it's priced that way on purpose. Plans scale with your operation, so a single stockroom pays for a single stockroom, not for enterprise features it won't touch for years. Setup is quick too. Most small teams are scanning and picking through the system within their first week.

It can. You see stock across every location on one screen, move inventory between sites, and fulfil orders from whichever warehouse makes the most sense. Adding a location doesn't mean starting over, it's the same platform with another site on it.

Yes. There are ready-made connections for platforms like Shopify and Magento, a full API for custom systems, and a direct link to Shipox for delivery. Orders flow in, stock updates on its own, and picked items move straight to dispatch.

Every movement is scanned and logged in real time, so records update as work happens instead of at the end of the day. Cycle counting catches small discrepancies before they grow. Teams that switch from manual methods typically move from around 70% accuracy to well above 95%.

A week is typical. Our onboarding team handles the setup, imports your existing stock data, and trains your floor staff so nobody's left guessing. After that, if anything comes up, support gets back to you within a business day.

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