Inbound
ASN, dock, unload, receipt, quality, discrepancy, cross-dock, and put-away.
Warehouse management system
Turn demand into controlled physical work.
Design the facility, receive and inspect stock, control inventory, direct people and machines, fulfil orders, and retain the evidence finance and clients need.
Core execution loop
Every movement starts with a rule and ends with evidence.
Work is assigned against role, site, client, inventory state, capacity, and lifecycle—not an isolated screen.
Inventory
Location balance, LPN, lot, serial, FEFO, hold, count, replenishment, and reservation.
Outbound
Allocation, wave, batch, pick path, consolidation, cartonization, packing, and load.
Control
Workload, labour, automation, exceptions, analytics, billing evidence, and audit.
Execution console
Launch work from one operational cockpit.
Supervisors see queues and exceptions. Operators receive task-first steps on handheld, station, or wearable surfaces.
- Receive, count, replenish, pick, pack, ship, and return.
- Shared lifecycle rules across pages, APIs, devices, and automation.
- Real-time updates with offline frontline continuity.
Warehouse depth
Control the physical details that break generic systems.
Lot, serial, LPN, and SKU
Retain the identity, ownership, quality, and expiry context needed for each movement and promise.
Slotting and replenishment
Apply put-away rules, capacity, ABC/XYZ, affinity, golden-zone, min/max, and top-off logic.
Wave to carton
Batch and route work, coordinate zones and walls, validate packing, and preserve label and shipment evidence.
Facilities & 3D twin
Design the building, then operate through the same model.
Managers, partner administrators, and platform administrators have a dedicated Facilities & 3D twin workspace. Operators keep their task-first screens while the twin carries layout, live state, routes, simulation, and evidence.
- 2D floor, zone, aisle, rack, dock, wall, and navigation design.
- 3D cutaway, floor focus, heatmaps, worker and equipment overlays.
- AGV twins, map stations, safety areas, keep-out zones, congestion, and RTLS.
- Simulation replay, economics, workflow routes, snapshots, validation, and DXF export.
ManagersPartner adminsPlatform adminsWebGLLive + replay
Mechanisms beyond the WMS checklist
Make ownership and physical contradiction visible.
The difference is in how work survives contention, layout change, loss of network, and disagreement between software state and the floor.
Human and robot capacity
A typed reservation can hold work, robot, operator, lane, dock, bin, lift cell, or traffic zone while the canonical subsystem remains owner.
Occupancy versus intent
Occupied-without-reservation, reserved-without-occupancy, and over-capacity observations become de-duplicated alerts that clear only after reconciliation.
Four-eyes layout release
Immutable design revisions preview structural adds, updates, deletes, and coordinates before separate approval, materialization, or rollback.
Explicit replay authority
Registered devices replay only supported, ordered, tenant-scoped events; unsafe mutations stop and request reconnection instead of guessing.
Review one warehouse journey
Start with a receipt or an order.
Map rules, identities, locations, work assignment, devices, automation, exceptions, and proof.