Warehouse Execution System

The SRT Warehouse Execution System (WES) combines the strategic oversight of a WMS with the real-time control of a WCS, giving you a cohesive platform to run your entire warehouse. No more fragmented software or isolated automation islands – SRT WES coordinates everything under one roof, from inventory management to the movement of robots and conveyors. The result is a smarter, faster, and more connected operation that’s easy for any warehouse leader to understand and leverage. FEATURES Bring Your Warehouse Together Under One Platform. SRT WES gives you the tools to run a smarter, more connected warehouse without the headache of juggling separate systems. Contact us today to schedule a demo and experience how a unified execution system can eliminate inefficiencies and supercharge your fulfillment operations. Contact a Specialist Unified Management & Real-Time Control SRT WES brings intelligence and execution together in a single solution. It handles high-level tasks like tracking inventory, managing orders, and planning workloads (just like a WMS), while simultaneously directing equipment and automation on the floor (just like a WCS). This means the same system that knows what needs to be picked or replenished also tells your machines and people how to do it and when. The WES dynamically assigns and prioritizes tasks, releasing work to the floor at the optimal time. For example, as soon as orders are ready to process, SRT WES can dispatch a Ferretto VLM or Mini-load to retrieve items, cue up a Fanuc robotic arm to start picking, and guide workers to packing stations – all in concert. There’s no lag or disconnect between planning and execution, because both happen through the unified SRT WES brain. No More “Islands of Automation” Eliminate silos and let every part of your operation speak the same language. In many warehouses, different automated systems (like robotic pickers, automated storage units, or AGVs) run on separate software, creating isolated “islands” that don’t seamlessly communicate. SRT WES breaks down these barriers by integrating all automation and manual processes into one cohesive workflow. Conveyors, robots, and human operators are orchestrated together in real time. The system constantly monitors the status of each automated subsystem and balances the workload between them. If one line slows down, SRT WES can hold or reroute tasks to prevent bottlenecks. If an automated picker finishes early, the WES immediately feeds it new tasks to keep it productive. Everything and everyone stays in sync, which means higher throughput and a smoother operation. By unifying formerly disconnected systems, SRT WES helps you avoid idle equipment, overstocked buffers, or waiting workers – every component works in concert. Orchestration, Optimization & Visibility Think of SRT WES as an air traffic controller for your warehouse or the conductor of your symphony. It continuously orchestrates activity, making real-time decisions to optimize flow and throughput. Orders are released to the floor based on current conditions – for instance, the WES might sequence picking waves to ensure packing stations never overload, or pause release if a downstream sorter is backed up. This intelligent coordination reduces congestion and maximizes efficiency. Because SRT WES has a global view of inventory, orders, and equipment status, it can adapt on the fly: reroute tasks around a faulty conveyor, reallocate picks if inventory is found in a different zone, or trigger replenishments exactly when needed to avoid stockouts. All of this happens behind the scenes, but the system also keeps you fully informed. Live dashboards and reports give you system-wide visibility – you can see order progress, equipment performance, and labor productivity in one place. Drill down into real-time metrics, from throughput rates to robot utilization, and catch issues early with automated alerts. SRT WES not only optimizes your operations in real time, it also provides the insight you need to continuously improve them. Integrated with Robots & Automation Leverage the power of automation without the complexity. SRT WES has native integrations with a wide range of material handling technologies – from industrial robots to automated storage. It directly communicates with Fanuc and KUKA robotic arms (for tasks like picking or palletizing), controls Ferretto vertical lift modules retrieving your parts, and manages fleets of mobile robots such as Tusk Robotics units transporting pallets or totes. Adding a new automated system to your warehouse? SRT WES can plug it into the existing workflow without creating a standalone hub of activity; the new automation becomes just another coordinated resource under the WES. This tight integration means the WES can assign work intelligently between human workers and machines. For example, it might route heavy or repetitive picks to a robot while sending unique or complex orders to a person. All devices and workers receive instructions from one master system, so nothing falls through the cracks. With SRT WES, your automated hardware and your workforce operate as a unified team, guided by a single, smart orchestration engine. Simplified Operations & ROI By merging management and execution, SRT WES makes running a high-tech warehouse simpler and more efficient. There’s only one system to learn and maintain – reducing training time and IT overhead – and one source of truth for all your operational data. Warehouse leaders can configure rules and workflows in SRT WES without needing to juggle multiple platforms. This simplicity leads to tangible benefits: faster order fulfillment, better space utilization, lower labor costs through automation, and the agility to adapt as conditions change. SRT WES is also highly scalable and flexible; as your business grows or seasonal peaks hit, the system automatically balances additional volume across resources and can incorporate new equipment or processes with minimal effort. Ultimately, SRT WES drives a stronger ROI on your automation investments by ensuring every piece of equipment and every employee is used to their fullest potential in a well-orchestrated system.