For Warehouse Operations

Where it is, when it landed, and how long it has been standing there. Ask the floor instead of walking it.

Peak season

  • Understand your fleet capacity need

    See how the fleet ran through the last peak. Plan the next one on what happened, not what was assumed.

  • Know what to pick

    Where things are, not just where they should be. Read the label, follow the pallet, find any item in seconds.

  • Understand your inventory capacity

    Live shelf and rack occupancy checked against the records, so the system and the floor finally agree.

Item tracking

Every pallet is identified and time-stamped from pickup to dropoff. Search for an item and get its last known position, with the image that proves it.

Inventory

Shelf and floor stock in one live count. Fill levels update as cameras pass, so a spot that empties or overfills shows up the same shift, not at the next audit.

Incidents

Two rules, enforced on the live map. Where a truck may not drive, and how fast it may go there. A breach reaches the floor as it happens.

The live map is on the phone in your pocket and the screen at the dock. Alerts arrive when a pallet stands too long or a truck enters a zone it should not. The WMS stays the system of record and reads physical state straight from the floor.

Compliance

Cameras mount on the forklifts already on the floor. No floor infrastructure and no new hardware programme, and the data they produce sits under the same controls as everything else.

  • ISO 27001

    Certified to ISO 27001. Security controls are documented, monitored, and independently audited.

  • GDPR

    Compliant with GDPR. Personal data is minimised by design and processed only for documented purposes.

  • EU hosted

    Hosted within the EU. Customer data is stored and processed in the region, under EU jurisdiction.