Segment
Logistics, warehousing & distribution
Receive, count and ship goods with fewer manual scans and fewer errors. Prove it first on one inbound or outbound process.
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One platform. Three kinds of physical flows.
Material in production, goods moving through a warehouse, equipment circulating between people. Different floor, different process, the same pattern: people search and people register by hand. Pick below where it hurts most in your operation.
Not sure which box you fall into yet? Then start with the symptom, further down this page.
What do you want grip on?
Three segments, each with its own shape of the Proof of Value. Healthcare and retail come up too, but those are use cases within these three and not a separate segment.
Segment
Manufacturing & material flow
Less searching for material, less manual posting and stock that adds up. Start with a small, paid Proof of Value on one material flow.
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Segment
Assets & equipment
Find tools, equipment and carriers faster and lose fewer of them. Measure your time spent searching and prove it on one asset category.
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Or start with what goes wrong
Every one of these pages starts with a calculation instead of a promise. Fill in your own numbers and see whether it is worth it.
Whichever entry point you choose, the route is the same
We do not try to solve everything at once. First we prove it works in your own practice, and only then do you scale up.
01 / Measure
We record how the process runs today and what we are going to measure. Without that baseline measurement, any result afterwards is an opinion.
02 / Prove
One process, temporary labels, one handheld. We measure during the real work on your floor, not in a test setup.
03 / Scale up
If the numbers hold up, you scale up in phases with a decision point at every step. If they do not, you are not tied to anything.
How we prove it: a small, paid Proof of Value
Starting small is not caution, it is the fastest way to know whether it works. One process, one location, temporary labels.
Scope
- One process, one location, one group of objects
- Temporary labels, no fixed infrastructure
- One handheld reader and a limited group of users
- A baseline measurement first, a follow-up measurement after
- Exceptions are recorded, including the disappointing ones
Go or no-go
After the measurement there is a go or a no-go, with the numbers beside it. On a no-go it stops and you are not tied to anything. On a go we design the rollout with a decision point per phase.