Warehouse and logistics automation starts where stock lives in one system, orders in another, and tracking numbers are sent by a human. We connect those links into one chain.
What we automate
- Stock: synced between warehouse, website and marketplaces so you never sell what you do not have.
- Orders: one picking queue from all sales channels, with priorities and statuses.
- Shipping: carrier waybills created automatically, tracking numbers sent to customers.
- Replenishment: supplier requests when stock drops below threshold.
- Stock counts: scanner-based reconciliation with a discrepancy report.
FAQ
Do we need a WMS?
For a small warehouse, usually not — an accounting system plus workflows is enough. A WMS earns its cost at high volume and bin-level storage.
Which carriers do you support?
Any with an API — DPD, Nova Poshta, Sameday, Cargus, DHL and others; file exchange where no API exists.