LISA WMS for SAP BUSINESS ONE – Release Highlights 25.4
Our WMS Center of Expertise is proud to introduce LISA WMS Version 25.4, a release that brings meaningful advances in security, operational agility, and intelligent automation. From enterprise-grade authentication to smarter cross-docking and fully configurable picking priorities, this update is designed to help your warehouse team work faster, more securely, and with greater precision. Read on to discover how these new features and improvements can directly benefit your operations.
Simplified, Secure Access with LDAP Authentication
LISA now supports LDAP authentication, allowing users to sign in to LISA using their existing Windows credentials. Organizations can leverage existing password security policies — including complexity requirements and expiration rules — without requiring warehouse staff to manage separate LISA passwords.
Benefits of LDAP Authentication
- Streamlined IT Management: Centralizing authentication eliminates overhead of managing separate LISA passwords.
- Enhanced Security Compliance: Apply existing password policies across LISA for consistent, auditable security.
- Improved User Experience: Single set of Windows credentials provides seamless access.
- Faster Onboarding and Offboarding: Access governed automatically by existing directory management processes.
What is LDAP Authentication?
An LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) authentication allows users to sign in to LISA using their existing network credentials stored in a centralized directory service such as Active Directory. This integration simplifies user management by enabling seamless access without requiring separate passwords, ensuring security policies are consistently enforced across systems.
Accelerated Product Flow with Transfer Request Cross-Docking
Transfer requests now support cross-docking workflows, enabling faster product flow through distribution centers. When incoming products are already planned for transfer to another location, they can now be immediately set aside for shipping — without ever entering warehouse storage. The system identifies these items at receiving and routes them directly to the staging area.
Benefits of Transfer Request Cross-Docking
- Reduced Handling Time: Eliminates put-away and retrieval steps for in-transit goods.
- Faster Order Fulfillment: Products reach downstream locations sooner.
- Lower Storage Costs: Goods that never enter storage don’t consume bin space.
- Improved Inventory Accuracy: Fewer touch points mean fewer opportunities for errors.
Customizable Default Picking Priorities
Default picking priorities can now be defined through custom queries. When orders are released from the picking priority screen, they are automatically assigned priorities based on configurable business rules — by carrier, delivery date, customer tier, or any other criterion. This enables warehouses to prioritize picking activities based on operational priorities and service level commitments.
Default priority based on carrier.
Benefits of Customizable Default Picking Priorities
- Aligned with Service Level Commitments: Time-sensitive or high-value orders always picked first.
- Reduced Manual Prioritization: Eliminates need for supervisors to manually sort picking tasks.
- Greater Operational Flexibility: Build priority logic around any combination of order attributes.
- Consistent Execution: Every order treated according to the same rules.
Additional Improvements in LISA WMS 25.4
- Box type management now available directly in LISA Web.
- New carrier list page added to LISA Web, providing access to carrier information and settings.
- Product labels can now be printed from the inventory inquiry module.
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