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Warehouse Execution System

A plan is only as good as the second it survives contact with the floor. WES decides, continuously, what happens next.

What it does

The real-time layer between the plan and the machines.

WES sequences work across robotics, ASRS, conveyors and people so that the next task released is the one that keeps the floor moving.

Orchestration

  • Real-time task allocation across automation and manual zones
  • Dynamic wave release against carrier cut-off times
  • Work sequencing that balances travel, congestion and priority
  • Automatic re-planning when a zone, robot or lane goes down

Equipment integration

  • Interfaces to ASRS, shuttle and cube storage systems
  • AMR and AGV fleet task hand-off
  • Conveyor, sorter and print-and-apply control points
  • Health and throughput telemetry per device

Labour

  • Live workload balancing across zones and shifts
  • Engineered standards and performance visibility
  • Skill-based assignment and training-mode routing
  • Indirect time capture for true cost-to-serve

Control room

  • Live floor view: open work, ageing tasks, blocked lanes
  • Throughput against plan by hour and by zone
  • Exception queues with named owners and escalation
  • Shift handover reporting
In the stack

WES does not run alone.

Every module reads and writes the same record, so the hand-off between them needs no interface project. Explore the rest of the platform:

Next step

See WES against your own operation.

Send us your volumes and current systems and we will walk you through how WES would be configured for your sites.

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