Realizing the importance of technology in the warehouse, Interlink Technologies launched in 1986. Interlink’s vision was to provide paperless, real-time information in the warehouse so that managers and supervisors could make informed decisions and keep the supply chain on track with their customer’s demands. This vision, along with the talents of software designers and programmers, placed Interlink Technologies into the category of “pioneer” in the field of Warehouse Management Systems.
From 1986 to 1991, Interlink provided 100% custom WMS solutions using the IBM platform for development. Under the product name Link 4X, Interlink provided solutions for Uniden, TRW, Stihl Chainsaws, Toshiba and others. Interlink leveraged the robust software and their experience to create Interlink’s first Base Package, DC Wizard in 1991. Companies such as Americold, Perrigo, Abbott Labs, Clorox, Wolverton, Sargento and Dana implemented the DC Wizard software. This time was exciting because it was the beginning of a new way of doing business – technology was advancing quickly and the opportunity for companies to “computerize” their business was more than a vision, it was a reality.
In 1996, Interlink’s software vision continued to grow into the product offering WHSe-LINK® (Warehouse Link). WHSe-LINK’s® advancements included user-configurable functionality, GUI interfaces and features such as ASN, cross dock, shuttle, cycle counts, dynamic slotting, kitting, yard management and the ability to operate multiple warehouses using one system for multiple locations.
Today, Interlink’s advanced WMS offering, Warehouse-LINK®, brings complete WMS functionality to the SQL server with web-enabled technology. Offering a SQL server solution affords small and mid-size companies the opportunity to manage the warehouse with all of the “bells and whistles.”
Interlink has a very diverse client list including, but not limited to 3PL, Food, Beverage, Electronics and Electrical Suppliers, Retail Stores, Janitorial, Automotive, Home Improvement, Manufacturing and Distribution companies.
What sets Interlink apart from the competition?