Dimensioning & Weighing Systems

Capture weight, dimensions and dispatch data in one connected process

Multi-Weigh Technologies provides dimensioning and weighing systems that help warehouses, logistics teams and dispatch operations capture accurate weight and physical dimensions for cartons, parcels, pallets and goods moving through the operation.

From scan to shipment

Capture the Details Behind Every Movement

A Dimensioning & Weighing System gives your team a structured way to capture the physical and transactional data behind each item, carton, pallet or consignment.

Custom dimensioning and weighing quotes

Quoted around your hardware, workflow and environment

Dimensioning and weighing systems are quoted according to the specific hardware, software, integration and site requirements of your operation.

Every environment is different. Some businesses need a static dimensioning station. Others need cube dimensioners, scales, scanners, label printers, cameras, ERP connections, inventory integrations or track-and-trace workflows. The final quote depends on what must be captured, where the system will be installed and how the data needs to move through your operation.

Includes:

Excludes:

Unlike software-only systems, check-weighing projects may include a combination of weighing hardware, software, scanners, label printers, dimensioners, cameras, inspection tools, RFID, scale networks and integration requirements.

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Features designed for Accurate Measurement, Traceability and Dispatch Control

Multi-Weigh’s Dimensioning & Weighing Systems help teams capture the data that often gets missed during manual dispatch, logistics or warehouse processes. 

1.

Capture Accurate Physical Data

Static Dimensioners

Static dimensioners capture the physical dimensions of goods so teams can record more accurate size data for logistics, inventory and dispatch workflows.

Cube Dimensioners

Cube dimensioners help capture dimensional data where cubic measurements are required for storage, logistics or freight-related decisions.

Integrated Weighing

Combine dimension capture with weighing data so every measured item can be linked to both size and weight information.

2.

Strengthen Traceability and Transaction Proof

SWAD: Scan, Weigh, Dimension and Image

Multi-Weigh’s SWAD workflow allows teams to scan, weigh, dimension and image in one process. This creates a stronger transaction record by linking identification, weight, physical dimensions and image proof together.

Serialised Transaction Records

Link each scan, weight, dimension and image to a serialised transaction so there is a clearer record of what was processed.

Imaging Support

Where required, image capture can support transaction proof by creating a visual reference linked to the item, carton, pallet or consignment.

3.

Improve Logistics, Dispatch and Reporting

Shipping Cost Control

Dimension and weight data can help teams work with more accurate shipping information, reducing uncertainty around freight calculations and dispatch planning.

Inventory Traceability

Captured dimension and weight records help improve the traceability of goods moving through warehouse, logistics or dispatch environments.

Operational Reporting

Turn measurement activity into reports that help management review what was scanned, weighed, dimensioned and dispatched.

Connected measurement technology

Connect Measurement Hardware With Operational Software

Dimensioning and weighing works best when the data captured on the floor is connected to the systems your team uses every day.

Multi-Weigh’s solutions can connect with barcode scanners, label printers, ERP and inventory management systems, RFID and track-and-trace systems where required.

Integration areas:

Measurement data you can use

Turn Dimensioning and Weighing Into Clear Operational Insight

A Dimensioning & Weighing System should do more than capture numbers. It should give teams access to the information needed to plan, verify, dispatch and resolve queries with confidence.

Measurement Reports

Review captured weights and dimensions by item, carton, pallet, consignment or transaction.

Dispatch Reports

See what was measured and processed before goods moved out of the facility.

Transaction Records

Access scan, weight, dimension and image information linked to a serialised transaction.

Exception Reports

Identify missing data, unusual weights, incorrect dimensions or records that require review.

Inventory Reports

Use dimension and weight data to support inventory visibility and movement records.

Management Reports

Give management clearer insight into measurement activity, dispatch readiness and operational flow.

Why dimensioning and weighing matters

Improve Freight Accuracy, Dispatch Confidence and Inventory Traceability

Dimensioning and weighing systems help businesses capture important physical data before goods move further through the operation. This supports better logistics planning, clearer dispatch records and stronger traceability.

Capture More Accurate Freight Data

Use weight and physical dimensions to support better shipping and logistics information.

Improve Dispatch Confidence

Give dispatch teams clearer records of what was scanned, weighed, dimensioned and processed.

Strengthen Inventory Traceability

Link measurement data to the correct product, carton, pallet, order or transaction.

Reduce Manual Measurement Errors

Move away from disconnected manual measurements and improve consistency.

Support Customer Query Resolution

Use transaction records and image proof to respond to disputes or delivery queries more confidently.

Improve Revenue Protection

Identify, weigh, dimension and image goods, with each data point linked to a serialised transaction.

Why Multi-Weigh Technologies

Software-Led Systems That Connect the Floor to the Data

Multi-Weigh Technologies develops software and hardware solutions across warehouse management, packhouse control, NutLogger ERP, check-weighing and dimensioning, with systems trusted by growers, processors and exporters across Africa and beyond.

For dimensioning and weighing, this means your solution is not treated as an isolated device. Multi-Weigh helps connect the measurement point to the workflow around it, including identification, labelling, inventory, dispatch and reporting.

Halls

Samkelo Nkosi,
Packhouse Production Manager at Halls

“The MWT system has streamlined the way we capture stock movement, simplified data input and helped minimise user errors. It is so simple and easy to use that anyone can operate it. We now have accurate stock reports, on time, every time.”

Built for movement-heavy operations

Dimensioning and Weighing Systems for Logistics, Warehousing and Dispatch

Warehousing and Distribution

Logistics and Freight

E-Commerce and Retail Logistics

Fresh Produce Logistics

Industrial Manufacturing

Dispatch and Fulfilment Centres

Measure it.

Weigh it.

Prove it.

Multi-Weigh starts by understanding what needs to be measured, where goods move, what hardware is required and how the captured data should be used by your team.

Weigh with confidence. Ship with certainty.

Let's build a dimensioning and weighing system around your operation

Speak to Multi-Weigh about your warehouse, logistics or dispatch workflow. The team will help define the right combination of dimensioning hardware, weighing equipment, software and integrations for your environment.

FAQs

Dimensioning & Weighing System FAQs

What is a dimensioning and weighing system?

It is a connected system that captures product weight and physical dimensions, helping businesses improve logistics accuracy, inventory traceability and dispatch records.

Weighing captures mass. Dimensioning captures physical measurements such as size or cubic data. Together, they give a more complete view of the goods being moved.

SWAD stands for Scan, Weigh, Dimension and Image in one process.

Yes, where required, image capture can be included so a photo is linked to the serialised transaction.

Yes. Multi-Weigh’s solutions can connect with barcode scanners and label printers where required.

Can it integrate with ERP or inventory systems?

Yes. ERP and inventory management integrations can be planned where required.

No. Pricing depends on the required hardware, workflow, installation environment, integrations and reporting requirements.

The system is suitable for warehousing, logistics, freight, e-commerce, retail logistics, manufacturing, fresh produce logistics and dispatch operations.