Warehouse Management (WMS)
Draw Your Warehouse. Then Run It.
Upload your floor plan, draw zones and racks to scale, and watch pick paths trace across the map. A complete warehouse management system that shares one database with your inventory, orders and production — so there is nothing to integrate.
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for everything that moves
Inbound, outbound, counts and layout on a single screen — every tab scoped to the location and zone you are standing in
Visual Layout Designer
Upload and calibrate your floor plan as an underlay, then draw zones and racks to scale with smart guides and dimension labels. View racks front-on and overlay the pick path directly on the map.
Warehouse Operations
Inbound, Outbound, Counts and Layout as tabs on one page, with a shared location and zone context that scopes all of them. KPI strip, exception ribbon and live activity feed built in.
Directed Putaway
The system ranks candidate bins and tells you why — priority score, rule applied, available capacity and pick-path position. Operators can override, and the reason is recorded.
Wave & Batch Picking
Build waves spanning both shipments and transfers, release them to generate pick tasks, and track live completion. Pickers pull their next task on demand, with tote, batch and sort-sequence support.
Cycle Counting
Four count types — Cycle, Physical, Spot and ABC — with count lines generated by zone or velocity class. Approved variances post as real inventory adjustments.
Lot & Serial Traceability
Full genealogy trees for any lot or serial. Tracking requirements are enforced through the putaway, pick and count flow itself rather than checked afterwards.
A Real WMS, Not a Bin Field
Warehouse execution built as its own discipline, on the same data as everything else.
Drop in your floor plan, calibrate it to real dimensions, then lay out zones and racks on top of it. Smart guides and dimension labels keep everything to scale, and rack front views let you plan bin by bin.
- Floor plan underlay with calibration
- Zones and racks drawn to scale
- Rack front view and pick-path overlay
Instead of a static slotting table, every putaway task carries ranked bin suggestions with a readable reason and the rule that produced it. When an operator knows better, the override and its reason are captured on the task.
- Ranked bins with priority score and reason
- Capacity and pick-path aware
- Overrides captured with reason
A wave groups shipments and transfers together, scoped to a location or a single zone, and releases as pick tasks. Live progress shows picked lines against total lines while the wave is still running.
- Shipments and transfers in one wave
- Live wave progress
- Tote, batch and sort sequence
Generate count lines by zone or by ABC velocity class and count against them continuously. Variances surface with quantity, percentage and reason, and approving one posts a linked inventory adjustment.
- Cycle, Physical, Spot and ABC counts
- Separate counter and verifier
- Variance approval posts an adjustment
Each count rolls up bins counted, variance lines and an accuracy percentage. Inventory accuracy stops being a number you argue about in a meeting and becomes a number you look up.
- Accuracy percentage per count
- Variance lines and totals
- Full count history
A native iOS and Android app covers receiving, putaway, picking, waves, cycle counts and inventory lookup, with drill-downs by bin, location, zone and lot. Scan-first, built for gloves and bad lighting.
- Native iOS and Android app
- Receiving through counting
- Bin, location, zone and lot lookup
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Most ERPs give you a bin field and call it a warehouse module. This is putaway logic, wave release, velocity-driven counting and a to-scale floor plan — running on the same records as your sales orders and work orders.
No integration, no middleware, no nightly sync
Ready to run the floor properly?
See directed putaway, wave picking and the visual layout designer on your own warehouse in a live walkthrough.