System-controlled judgments, continuously calibrated in operation

Before execution, the system evaluates whether orders meet execution conditions and routes non-executable orders to independent handling paths.

When inventory conditions are judged to impact predefined execution plans, the system automatically generates replenishment tasks, differentiates urgent and routine replenishment, and guides replenishment quantities and target locations.

Execution order and priority are determined prior to execution and maintained consistently throughout execution.

Before outbound release, the system validates consistency across orders, physical parcels, and execution status, intercepts abnormal orders, and confirms outbound release and courier handover through parcel scanning.

The system continuously evaluates whether fulfillment pace deviates from predefined ranges and records key process states.

The system evaluates inventory distribution and turnover dynamics
to determine whether the current inventory structure supports predefined execution pace.

The system validates whether inventory can be allocated before order execution and continuously evaluates inventory accuracy and data reliability to ensure picking and fulfillment operations proceed as planned.

Order structures are analyzed to determine execution paths, providing standardized inputs for downstream execution methods.

Picking methods and labor allocation are judged based on order structure and execution strategy.

Exceptions arising during execution are identified, isolated, and routed to independent handling processes.

When pace changes occur, process nodes are decomposed to identify contributing factors.

Exception trends are continuously evaluated to determine whether system-level handling should be escalated.