This study aims to measure the acceptance level of the warehouse module within the ERP system implemented at CV Kalingga Keling Jati, utilizing the extended UTAUT model. The analyzed variables include performance expectancy, effort expectancy, hedonic motivation, trust, behavioral intention, use behavior, and one moderator variable, education. The results indicate that effort expectancy, hedonic motivation, trust, and behavioral intention significantly influence users' intention and behavior in utilizing the warehouse module. However, performance expectancy and the moderator variable education do not show significant influence. This research also highlights the importance of effective warehouse management systems to minimize errors in inventory management and enhance operational efficiency within the company. With the implementation of an ERP system integrated with IoT, CV Kalingga Keling Jati aims to improve user satisfaction and reduce resistance to new technologies. The findings provide insights for other companies considering similar technology adoptions in their warehouse management.Furthermore, the study emphasizes the need for continuous evaluation and adaptation of technology to align with user needs and organizational goals. By understanding user acceptance, organizations can better tailor their systems to enhance productivity and foster a positive technological environment. This study contributes to a deeper understanding of the factors influencing technology acceptance in the business context, particularly in the manufacturing sector, and offers a foundation for future system improvements.
