Mobile Warehouse Management for Business Central with Tasklet Factory

Tasklet Factory is a mobile warehouse management system built natively for Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central and Dynamics NAV. Tasklet writes directly to Business Central tables in real time — there is no separate database, no middleware, and no sync delay. The result is real-time stock visibility on the floor and in the office. Tasklet runs on Android and iOS scanners, tablets, and phones, and supports receiving, putaway, picking (order, wave, cluster), packing, cycle counting, lot and serial tracking, and production consumption.

A standard Tasklet implementation on top of Business Central takes 8–12 weeks for a single warehouse. Multi-warehouse rollouts add 3–4 weeks per additional site after the first. Implementations that include a brand-new Business Central rollout alongside Tasklet typically take 16–24 weeks combined. Eagle360 has pre-built configurations for pharmaceutical, food, apparel, and industrial distribution that compress timelines further.

Tasklet Factory licensing in Australia is typically AUD $80–$130 per scanner per month, with a minimum subscription. Implementation cost for a single AU warehouse usually runs AUD $40,000–$120,000, fixed-price depending on complexity. Hardware (Zebra, Honeywell, or Datalogic scanners) is additional, typically AUD $1,800–$3,500 per device. Total first-year cost for a 10-scanner warehouse usually lands between AUD $80,000 and $200,000.

Yes. Tasklet supports strict first-expiry-first-out (FEFO) picking, lot traceability for recall, and temperature-monitored zone segregation. Eagle360 has implemented Tasklet for pharmaceutical wholesalers, including configurations for TGA-compliant traceability, serialised picking for high-value items, and cold chain zone management. Tasklet integrates with temperature monitoring systems through standard data import patterns.

Tasklet runs on Android (version 8 and above) and iOS devices. The most common warehouse hardware is Zebra (TC21, TC52, MC9300), Honeywell (CT45, CK65), and Datalogic (Memor 10, Skorpio X5). For less demanding environments Tasklet runs on standard Android tablets and iPhones. You can mix device types across the warehouse — heavy-duty scanners for receiving and picking, tablets at the pack station, phones for supervisors.

Yes. Tasklet supports catch-weight capture at goods receipt and at pick, with weight variance tracking against system standards. This is essential for food distributors handling meat, seafood, deli items, and produce, where each individual unit weighs slightly differently. Catch-weight data flows to Business Central for invoicing on actual weight rather than nominal weight.

Yes. Tasklet supports wave picking (batching multiple orders into a single picker walk, with the system splitting picks by zone) and cluster picking (multi-cart workflow for high-volume e-commerce where a single picker fulfils 8–24 orders simultaneously). Both workflows are commonly deployed for Australian apparel and online-retail distributors handling 1,000+ orders per day.

Tasklet works alongside the native Business Central warehouse module rather than replacing it. The native BC module handles core warehouse configuration (zones, bins, item profiles, putaway templates). Tasklet provides the mobile execution layer that warehouse staff actually use. For most Australian mid-market distributors, the native BC module alone is not sufficient for mobile operations — Tasklet is what makes it production-grade.