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WMS, WES and WCS integration

Flow rarely fails in the middle of a run. It fails at the handoff between two systems specified by different people in different years. We define what each system owns and how they talk before the interfaces are built.

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When to call us

  • You are adding automation to a site with an existing WMS.
  • WMS, WES and WCS responsibilities overlap or are unclear.
  • Go-live risk sits in interfaces nobody has tested end to end.

How we approach it

  1. Map the current and future software stack and which system owns each decision.
  2. Specify interfaces, messages and exception handling.
  3. Support WMS or WES selection where needed.
  4. Plan end-to-end integration testing and cutover.

Questions

Do you implement software?

No. We help you choose, specify and test it. Implementation stays with the vendor or integrator, which keeps our advice independent.

Which WMS do you recommend?

The one that fits your order profile, your automation and your team. We have no software affiliation.

When should integration planning start?

Before the equipment RFP. The equipment specification depends on which system releases work, assigns tasks and handles exceptions.

Talk it through

A scoping call costs nothing. You receive a written estimate before any work is billed.

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