Empty or underused bays went unnoticed, space was a guess
Teams wandered the floor searching for a SKU’s bay
Long walks and congestion slowed picking and packing
Managers acted on printouts already out of date
Empty bays spotted instantly, space becomes a governed asset
Search a SKU and jump straight to its exact bay
Visual routes and heatmaps shorten walks and calm the benches
Every scan updates the map, so managers act on what’s true now
Spot empty or underused bays instantly. Drag new stock plans onto the map and balance zones before goods arrive. Space stops being a guess and starts being a governed asset.
Search a SKU and jump straight to its exact bay. Route helpers guide teams by the shortest, safest paths. Less wandering. More doing.
Visual routes and dynamic heatmaps shorten walks and reduce congestion. The result is faster picks, calmer benches, and fewer mispicks.
Every scan updates the map. Replen, sette bort, and picks change colour and status as they happen. Managers act on what’s true now, not what was printed this morning.
Lists tell you what’s in the building. The Warehouse Map shows you where. A live, colour-coded view mirrors your floor in 2D and 3D with pallets, quantities, and statuses overlaid. Managers see capacity at a glance. Pickers follow the shortest routes. Customers get clarity without walkthroughs. Visibility turns into speed because the layout and the data finally move as one.
Capacity planning becomes visual and fast. Open the map, see hot spots, and adjust labour and lanes before the crunch. Reviews move from opinion to evidence.
Find, move, and stage product without radio chatter. Shortest-path guidance and live statuses cut search time and keep queues clean.
Turn the Warehouse Map into a sales asset. Use live, 3D visuals to prove accuracy, capacity, and SLA control in minutes.
How accurate is the Warehouse Map?
It reflects the latest scans. Every putaway, pick, and move updates locations and quantities in real time, so what you see is what’s on the floor.
Yes. Reserve zones, simulate placements, and balance capacity before trucks arrive. The map highlights pressure points so you can adjust personnel and lanes early.
It does. Route helpers apply walk-sequence and allocation rules to propose shortest, safe paths. Sites report shorter routes and calmer aisles once rules are embedded.
No. The 3D view helps teams and clients understand complex racks quickly. It’s great for onboarding, audits, and sales meetings, and it drives better decisions on the floor.
If you enable Client Access, you can share a read-only view per account. It’s a high-impact way to prove accuracy and transparency without manual screenshots.
Import your rack and bin plan or build it in the editor. Map locations to zones and rules. Once scanners start flowing, the Warehouse Map becomes your living layout… with wins from day one.
