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The warehouse diagnostician.

Smart Warehouse lives next to your warehouse systems and helps the people who run real operations figure out what is actually wrong — then proposes the fix, with an audit trail. WMS-agnostic by design.

The problem it solves

Your warehouse system knows the state of the warehouse. It doesn't know why things go wrong.

When a delivery is stuck, a wave fails, or a putaway is refused, the answer is almost always buried in a combination of config, stock, process, and a quirk of this particular site. Senior warehouse consultants carry that knowledge in their heads. There are not enough of them, and their time is expensive.

Smart Warehouse learns a site's personality over time and becomes the first stop for shift leads, junior consultants, and ops teams. It rarely solves the problem on its own. It is very good at telling you exactly what to look at next — with receipts.

How it works

Reads the WMS. Reasons in context. Proposes action.

WAREHOUSESAP EWMStock · Deliveries · WavesRF logs · Task queuesSmart WarehouseDiagnostic engineMemory of past issuesQuery plannerAction proposerAuditorWarehouse opsSAP consultantsSupply chain lead

01

Reads the WMS in real time

Deliveries, waves, warehouse tasks, stock, exception queues — via read-scoped MCP connectors. SAP EWM first; Manhattan, Blue Yonder, and Oracle WMS adapters in build.

02

Reasons with memory

Three-tier memory. Episodic for the session, case for related tickets, site for the warehouse's personality.

03

Proposes — humans act

Every write action is human-approved. Governance policy blocks destructive operations without a sign-off.

What it connects to

Every system a warehouse team already uses.

  • SAP EWM (read-scoped MCP) — live
  • SAP ECC / S/4HANA (deliveries, billing)
  • Manhattan Active / Blue Yonder / Oracle WMS — in build
  • Site document store (SOPs, runbooks)
  • Slack / Microsoft Teams (for operators)
  • Ticketing: Jira, ServiceNow
  • Cockpit observability plane
  • Mobile PWA scanner (via TyltriX Smart Inventory)
Early beta signals

The numbers so far (anonymised beta data).

0+

Cases labelled for evals

0%

Diagnostic accuracy on held-out cases

0%

Reduction in mean time-to-diagnosis

0

Unauthorised writes (by design)

Data from beta pilots in progress; accuracy measured against a held-out set of 120 labelled past cases. Unauthorised-writes is zero by design — Smart Warehouse cannot write without a policy approval.

Want Smart Warehouse in your operation?

We deploy in a handful of pilots per quarter. The best time to start the conversation is before your next go-live, your next audit, or your next bad quarter.