Simon Kronenberg

Wholesalers and distributors are often confused for the same thing — but they're not. Here's how each one fits into the supply chain and why the difference matters.

Here’s a breakdown of the warehouse management process, from receiving to shipping, including the KPIs you need to track performance and the technology that ties it all together.

The pick, pack, ship process sits at the heart of every warehouse operation. Here's what happens at each stage, the strategies behind it, and how to make the whole thing run more efficiently.

Managing inventory across multiple warehouses creates blind spots: stock that looks available but isn't, receiving teams left in the dark, and audit trails that don't hold up. Transfer Orders in Digit fix this with a structured four-stage workflow: commit, pick, ship, and receive. Both locations stay accurate in real time, lot traceability is preserved end to end, and no workarounds required.

Still relying on paper logs and spreadsheet hope to track your production? With the FSMA 204 deadline officially here, manual traceability isn't just a headache; it’s a liability. We’ve vetted the top 7 food traceability platforms of 2026 to help you bridge the gap between compliance and operations without the enterprise price tag.

Looking for the best inventory management software for your manufacturing business? We've reviewed the top 7 platforms to help you find the right fit in 2026.

Managing multiple clients, their inventory, orders, and billing manually is a losing battle. And most 3PLs, unfortunately, find that out the hard way. In this guide, we break down what a 3PL Warehouse Management System actually is, why it matters, what to look for when choosing one, and how much you should expect to spend.

Perishable inventory is any product or service that loses value over time, and once it passes a certain date, the value is lost and unrecoverable. In this guide, we cover what perishable inventory is, what makes something perishable, and why it requires a higher level of scrutiny than other inventory types.

B2B wholesale powers the supply chains behind countless industries — but how does it actually work, and is it the right model for your business? This guide breaks down what B2B wholesale is, the different models you can use, seven key benefits, and a step-by-step guide to getting started.

B2B inventory management is a different beast from B2C. The scale, complexity, and systems required to keep operations running are in a league of their own. Here's everything you need to know to get it right.

Product traceability is how businesses track and document items through their entire lifecycle, from raw materials to finished goods. In this guide, we cover everything you need to know about traceability, including its importance, the different types of traceability systems, and how to choose the right approach for your business.

Demand forecasting predicts what customers will buy and when. Demand planning determines how to meet that demand. Together, they help manufacturers make smarter decisions about inventory, production, and supply chain operations.

Warehouse Management Software (WMS) help businesses optimize inventory, picking, packing, and fulfillment with real-time visibility and automation. In this guide, we break down the 7 best warehouse management software solutions in 2026, focusing on their features, pricing, pros and cons, and the types of businesses each platform is best suited for.

Learn how BOM inventory management links product demand to materials, reduces waste, and keeps production running smoothly. Learn the key components, types, and best practices for manufacturing success.

We’re excited to announce that our Co-Founder and CEO Dan Koukol was featured on the Sourceforge podcast. In this episode, he talks about different challenges of operating in the physical economy.

AI in manufacturing uses data, machine learning, and automation to improve production, quality, and decision-making across the factory floor. What was once a competitive advantage is quickly becoming a standard operating requirement. Early adopters get to integrate tools into existing workflows without disruption.

This article outlines the core food inventory management processes that warehouses and distributors use to keep inventory data aligned, reduce waste, and support recalls and reporting.

You know you need a Warehouse Management System, but finding the right one isn’t simple. A quick search brings up ERPs and unfamiliar acronyms, sending you down a rabbit hole instead of toward a solution. Even when you find WMS options, each works differently. This guide breaks down what a WMS is, the main types available, and what to consider before choosing one for your business.

Warehouse slotting is the key to a more efficient warehouse. But what is it and how does it help you improve your warehouse functions? In this article, you’ll learn all about location control and bin management and how to optimize it. 

B2B wholesale warehousing and fulfillment involves managing large-scale inventory, bulk orders, and complex shipping requirements between businesses. This guide breaks down how B2B fulfillment works, how it differs from B2C operations, and the key components and strategies needed to optimize wholesale warehousing at scale.

Job order costing helps businesses accurately calculate the cost of custom products and projects. This guide explains how to track direct materials, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead using job cost sheets and step by step calculations.

Omnichannel fulfillment connects inventory, orders, and customer interactions across every sales channel. It provides a practical foundation for businesses looking to deliver consistent customer experiences while improving inventory visibility, fulfillment speed, and operational efficiency.

Traditional software trials often leave teams guessing. Digit’s AI-powered trial lets you test workflows, explore AI-driven restocking suggestions, and view predictive insights without touching your live systems or committing.

Production planning and scheduling define how manufacturing work is organized and executed. Together, they provide structure, visibility, and control across manufacturing operations. When supported by the right data and tools, planning and scheduling help teams meet delivery targets, use resources effectively, and adapt as conditions change.

In this article, you’ll learn everything there is to know about bill of materials, from the different types and managing them.

A practical guide on how to start a food manufacturing business, from processes and regulations to scaling operations and inventory.

We’re proud to share that Digit has been named Best Manufacturing Workflow Software of 2025 by Manufacturing Technology Insights.

Alena Dagneau is joining us as our new CTO and third co-founder