Receiving
Capture stock as it enters the warehouse.
Mochip OS
Warehouse management built around the scan.
Mochip OS is a barcode-first warehouse management system for growing e-commerce warehouses. Receiving, locations, inventory, picking, packing, dispatch and stocktake run in one system — the one your team works in on the floor.
Who it's for
For warehouses that have outgrown spreadsheets, not ones that need an enterprise WMS.
Mochip OS is aimed at small to lower-mid-sized e-commerce operations: past the point where a store platform, a spreadsheet or a basic inventory tool can keep up, but a long way from needing enterprise-WMS complexity.
OrdersRoughly 20–300 a day
SitesUsually 1–2 warehouses
TeamAround 3–20 warehouse users
A likely fit
- Stock and orders have outgrown Shopify on its own, spreadsheets or a basic inventory tool
- Barcode-friendly products — apparel and fashion, cosmetics, pet products, homewares and similar
- You want every movement scanned and recorded against a location
Probably not yet
- Large multi-site networks that need enterprise-WMS depth
- Operations looking for anonymous sign-up-and-go software — Mochip OS is set up with you
Workflows
One system, from the dock to dispatch.
The work Mochip OS is built around. Each one runs on scans against real locations, so what the system says is on the shelf follows what actually happened on the floor.
Barcode scanning
Scan the location. Scan the product. Confirm the action.
Locations & storage
Stock assigned to controlled locations, each with its own code.
Inventory control
Know what is in stock, where it is and how it moved.
Picking
Orders turned into clear, scan-guided warehouse work.
Packing & verification
Every item checked against the order before it leaves the bench.
Dispatch
Orders moved through to ready to ship, with the record kept.
Stocktake
Keep physical stock and system stock aligned.
Try it
Pick Run.
Six picks. Scan the location, then the product. It's a short game built on the picking loop — the real screen is just below.
Ready
6 picks. Two scans each.
- 01Read the location code
- 02Scan that location on the floor
- 03Scan the right item — four look-alikes, and the shelf moves
Each wrong scan adds 5 seconds.
Pick 1 / 6 · Go to location
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Run complete
Inside Mochip OS
The screens your team works in.
Real Mochip OS screens, cropped to the part that matters.
Picking
One instruction at a time.
The picker is told where to go and scans the location to confirm they are there, then scans the product. What is needed and what has been picked sit side by side.
Packing & verification
Every line checked against the order.
Each item is scanned to verify it. Verified lines are marked, pending lines stay open, and progress shows how much of the order has been checked.
Locations
Every location is a record.
Aisle, bay and level, how full it is, the units and product variants it holds, and what kind of location it is — for any code in the building.
Inventory
Stock by location, not just a total.
For each product: where it is, how much is on hand, available and reserved in each location, and how full those locations are.
Dispatch
The day's work, in one view.
Orders waiting, being picked and being packed, and the flow from receiving through to ready to ship.
Stocktake & history
What happened, and what to do next.
A location's recent picks, receipts, stock moves and cycle counts, beside the actions to adjust stock, move it, print a label or count it.
Integrations & hardware
What connects, stated plainly.
Nothing is listed here as working until it is.
Shopify
The first major e-commerce integration planned for Mochip OS. It is not live yet.
PlannedScanners & label printers
Mochip OS is built around barcode scanning. The scanners and printers in your warehouse are checked during discovery and setup rather than promised from a list.
Confirmed per warehouseThe systems you use today
Tell us what your orders, stock and shipping run through now, and we will be straight about what Mochip OS can and cannot connect to.
Ask usGetting started
Set up with you, not handed over.
Mochip OS is implemented hands-on rather than sold as sign-up-and-go software. This is the shape of it; how long each step takes depends on the warehouse.
- 01
Discovery
How your warehouse works today: products, orders, people and the systems around them.
- 02
Warehouse setup
Your warehouse set up in Mochip OS.
- 03
Locations
Aisles, bays and levels created as locations, each with its own code.
- 04
Users
Accounts for the people who will work in it.
- 05
Product import
Your SKUs and product data brought in.
- 06
Barcodes
Product and location barcodes configured so every scan resolves.
- 07
Workflows
Receiving, picking, packing and dispatch set up to match how your floor runs.
- 08
Testing
Workflows run end to end before anyone depends on them.
- 09
Training
Your team shown the screens they will use.
- 10
Go-live
Mochip OS becomes the system the floor runs on.
- 11
Support
We stay involved after go-live.
Model
What would this be worth in your building?
Put your own numbers in. Mochip Labs supplies none of them — the improvement percentages are yours to set, and the full arithmetic is printed underneath.
Your operation
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Add detail: wrong orders, counting time
Until you fill these in the model leaves them out, rather than guessing for you.
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Your assumptions
You set theseThese are the only levers that decide whether the model returns a big number or a small one, so we have left them entirely to you. The figures below are example starting points, not our estimates — set them to what you believe a structured, barcode-first workflow is worth in your operation, or set them to zero and the model returns nothing.
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How the model works — every step of it
- Orders per month = orders per week × 4.33
- Handling hours now = orders per month × minutes per order ÷ 60
- Handling value = handling hours now × your time-reduction % × labour cost per hour
- Wrong orders now = orders per month × your error rate
- Wrong-order value = wrong orders now × your error-reduction % × cost per wrong order
- Counting value = counting hours × your counting-reduction % × labour cost per hour
- Hours returned = handling hours saved + counting hours saved
- Per year = (handling + wrong-order + counting value) × 12
Deliberately excluded: software cost, implementation effort, hardware, and any benefit we cannot derive from a number you typed in. A real business case needs all four, and that is a conversation rather than a slider.
Mochip Labs
See it run in your building.
Mochip OS is the first product from Mochip Labs, a New Zealand warehouse-software company. Tell us how your warehouse works.