How a VantageFlow pilot works.
Review one warehouse with our team, build a practical planning view and explore route options against your operational priorities.
A guided review, built around your site.
Pilot scope is agreed with your team. We first discuss the layout, workflow and questions you want the planning view to help answer.
Turn site context into a useful planning view.
VantageFlow brings warehouse context and picking priorities into one view, so teams can discuss possible routes and operational choices. The pilot establishes what is useful for your site.
Start with the workflow
Describe the picking work, layout questions and constraints your team wants to explore.
Review the planning view
Use a shared warehouse view as a basis for discussing operational choices.
Compare options
Discuss route alternatives in context. Any figures shown on this site are illustrative examples.
Operations change. Review the plan again.
When the warehouse or its workflows change, teams can revisit the planning assumptions and discuss updated options.
Revisit the context
Bring relevant layout or workflow changes into a follow-up review.
Check what still fits
Discuss which priorities and assumptions still reflect the operation.
Compare updated options
Review possible routes with the new context before deciding what to test.
Bring a warehouse question. Plan a pilot together.
Tell us what your team wants to understand about its picking operation. We will discuss fit and agree a useful next step.