The basic steps for using a warehouse management system UPWMS to manage your warehouse operations:

1. Receive and record new inventory: The first step would be to receive new inventory and record them in the UPWMS system. This typically includes receiving purchase orders, adding the products and their quantities to the system, and updating the inventory count.

2. Set up and manage storage locations: The next step is to set up and manage storage locations within the warehouse. This typically includes creating different zones, bins, and shelves within the warehouse, and assigning products to specific locations.

3. Picking and packing: Once your inventory is recorded and organized, your employees can begin the process of picking and packing products for customers. The UPWMS will provide a list of orders and the corresponding products that need to be picked, packed, and shipped.

4. Inventory movement tracking: The UPWMS will track inventory as it moves through the warehouse, so you always know where products are located, how many are on hand, and when they were last moved.

5. Inventory cycle counting: The UPWMS will enable you to periodically count your inventory and compare the physical count to the count in the system to make sure the system is accurately reporting your inventory levels.

6. Reporting and analytics: The UPWMS will generate a wide variety of reports, such as inventory levels, pick, pack, ship and customer report, etc, providing valuable insights into your warehouse operations. This data can help you identify bottlenecks, optimize processes, and track performance over time.

7. Technical support: The WMS will provide technical support to ensure that the system is functioning properly and to provide assistance with any issues that may arise.