The final paper talks about the storage of goods, and different storage systems and types of storage. Warehouse management is part of business logistics, which deals with the optimization of costs and time of storage and movement of products from the manufacturing company through retailers and wholesalers to the final customer. Warehouses are fenced or unfenced spaces, covered or uncovered, which are used to store raw materials, semi-finished products, or finished products. The basic task of the warehouse is to preserve the value and quality of the stored material or goods and to ensure the uninterrupted and unhindered flow of business, while the basic function of the warehouse is the reception of goods, the placement and storage of goods and the issuing and dispatch of goods. Different activities require different types of warehouses and forms of storage, therefore warehouses differ primarily in the way they are built and the degree of their mechanization. Modern logistics solutions for the ever-increasing demands of the market are found in automation, which improves the results of warehouse operations through greater effective use of resources. The development of transport technologies and the application of robotization in warehouses enable savings in terms of costs and manpower, while at the same time increasing the safety of both goods and employees. Automated systems for storing and removing goods give very good results compared to conventional warehouses, and high equipment costs and inflexibility of the system can be highlighted as the lack of automation and robotization of the warehouse system.