A real WMS, down to the bin
Zones, racks, levels, columns, and storage bins each with capacity, alert thresholds, and a buffer. Replenishment and bin counts are jobs in the system, not a spreadsheet on the floor.
Malaysian e-commerce ERP and WMS
From the supplier's invoice to your accounts.
Lakepoint runs the whole operation behind a marketplace business: buying stock, receiving it, racking it, selling it on Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop, packing it, handing it to the courier, and posting the money to AutoCount or QuickBooks.
Sells where you sell, several stores each
- Shopee
- Lazada
- TikTok Shop
One system covers
End to end- BuyPurchase orders and agents
- HoldWarehouses, racks, bins
- SellShopee, Lazada, TikTok Shop
- ShipScanned parcels and manifests
- PostAutoCount and QuickBooks
Buying, the warehouse, the packing floor, and the accounts all read from the same stock record.
The whole loop
Seven steps, one system.
Most tools cover selling and stop there. Lakepoint starts before the stock exists and finishes after the money lands.
- 01
Buy
Raise a purchase order against a supplier, shipping agent, and payment agent.
- 02
Receive
Consolidate incoming shipments and take them inbound at the warehouse.
- 03
Rack
Replenish the fulfilment centre and put stock away by zone, rack, level, and bin.
- 04
Sell
Marketplace orders land in one queue, matched to the stock record behind the listing.
- 05
Pick and pack
Release a batch to a trolley, then pack it at a scan-driven packing station.
- 06
Hand over
Scan each parcel onto a carrier manifest for the courier collecting it.
- 07
Post
Send marketplace incomes and fees to AutoCount or QuickBooks as mapped entries.
Why Lakepoint
Built for the parts that actually hurt.
A floor that runs on scans
Packers scan a trolley to load its batch. Short picks, swaps, and no-stock are recorded against the shipment, and throughput is attributed to the staff who did the work.
Sourcing that crosses borders
Purchase orders carry the supplier amount in CNY and the converted amount in MYR, with processing and logistic fees, agent bank accounts, and consolidation before inbound.
Accounts without re-keying
Shopee incomes, Lazada transactions, and TikTok Shop statements are prepared as entries and mapped per store to your accounts, customers, and items.
Modules
What is inside
Order
One queue per marketplace, with pick, repick, pack, ship, and airway bill printing.
Fulfilment centre
Packing stations, pick batches, trolleys, racks, buffer zone, bin counts, and staff performance.
Logistics
Carrier manifests built by scanning parcels, per courier, with a record of who scanned what.
Warehouse
Multiple warehouses, stock lookup, transfers, inbound receiving, stock take, and replenishment.
Inventory
Catalog and variants, barcodes, stock ledger, categories, tags, and printed labels.
Listings and stores
Connect seller accounts, run several stores per marketplace, and match listings to stock.
Procurement
Purchase orders with approval, suppliers, shipping and payment agents, and consolidation.
Demand planning
Reorder points from sales history, lead time, safety days, and projected stock-out dates.
Accounting
AutoCount and QuickBooks, with per-store field mapping and exportable entries.
Made for Malaysia
Fitted to how local sellers work.
Lakepoint was built around Malaysian e-commerce operations rather than adapted from a system meant for somewhere else.
- The marketplaces that matter here
- Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok Shop are first-class, and you can run several stores on each one.
- AutoCount, not only QuickBooks
- The accounting system most Malaysian businesses already run is supported alongside QuickBooks.
- Your couriers, already in the system
- Manifests are built against the carriers collecting from Malaysian warehouses every day.
- Buying from China, landed in ringgit
- Purchase orders hold both currencies, with the agents and consolidation that route goods home.
Integrations
Connected to what you already run.
Marketplaces
Shopee · Lazada · TikTok Shop
Accounting
AutoCount · QuickBooks
Couriers
J&T · Ninja Van · City-Link · Poslaju · and more
Couriers on the manifest
- J&T Express
- J&T Cargo
- Ninja Van
- City-Link Express
- Poslaju
- Pos Malaysia
- DHL eCommerce
- Flash Express
- GDEX
- SkyNet
- Best Express
- CJ Century
- Shopee Xpress
- Lazada eLogistics
Access
Everyone gets their own console.
Permissions are set per screen, so the floor is not looking at purchase orders and the accounts team is not looking at rack layouts.
Packers and pickers
A scan screen and their own batches.
Warehouse team
Inbound, transfers, counts, and replenishment.
Buyers
Purchase orders, agents, and reorder points.
Accounts
Entries, field mapping, and exports.
Common questions
- Is this an order tool or a full warehouse system?
- Both. Stock is tracked down to zone, rack, level, column, and storage bin, with replenishment jobs, bin counts, stock take, and transfers between warehouses.
- Can we run more than one store per marketplace?
- Yes. Each connected store keeps its own sync state, invoice prefix, and accounting mapping, so several Shopee or Lazada storefronts can run side by side.
- Do packers need a computer at every station?
- No. A packer scans a trolley to load its batch, and picking, packing, and parcel handover all run on scanners with printed labels and airway bills.
- Does it help with buying stock, not just selling it?
- Purchase orders run through approval with suppliers, shipping agents, and payment agents, and Reorder Point works out safety stock and reorder dates from your own sales history.
- Can we limit what each person sees?
- Access is role-based for each screen, so a packer, a buyer, and the accounts team only see the parts of the console they work in.
Walk us through your operation.
Tell us what you sell, where you hold it, and where you buy it from. We will show you how the same work runs in Lakepoint.
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