Today
Running in production across your warehouses.
Eight upgrades to how you run the floor — led by a Workforce module that finally puts a number on labor, a live map of every position in the building, and a keyboard-first command layer.
3.5 carries the work built for the road ahead into a release that ships now. It lays the groundwork for v4, already in active development.
Running in production across your warehouses.
An earlier attempt, rolled back cleanly.
Eight upgrades, shipping now as the bridge forward.
The next generation, in active development.
Your WMS already logs every scan. Workforce captures everything it can't — cleaning, maintenance, training, the gaps between tasks — then turns it into economics: cost per unit by function, utilization, live coverage, and shift scheduling. The biggest cost in the building, finally measurable.
Read the whole building at a glance. Every aisle a row, every level stacked as it stands, each position coloured by status. Click a spot to see exactly what's stored there; click the item to open its panel. A new canvas lets you draw the warehouse layout itself. You're looking at it behind this page.
The sidebar follows the flow of the work — receive, store, sell, fulfil, bill — and every stop is one keystroke away. The same shortcuts for everyone, so muscle memory matches the mental model. Everything used less often stays in the full menu.
More than navigation. The palette runs the work: generate or reprint license plate labels, print a QR code, track a shipment, search across everything — without leaving the keyboard. Every command shipped extends it. And it's where Luna, our AI agent, will live.
Rebuilt around the question you actually open it to answer: where is it, and how much is available? That now leads — full width, no horizontal scroll — while reference details move to a compact top bar. Jump tabs with 1–4, run cycle counts and transfers inline. Small changes, multiplied by every lookup on every shift.
| Location | LP | Lot | Qty |
|---|---|---|---|
| RA-49-A | LP-85095 | 6076 | 24 |
| RB-22-A | LP-114688 | 6103 | 126 |
| RG-68-C | LP-410753 | 6194 | 600 |
| RD-80-A | LP-112913 | L27259 | hold |
The shipping address now sits in plain view on the packing screen — check it's complete, has a phone number, and fix it inline before you generate a label, not after you've wasted one. Search the order list to grab whatever tote is in front of you. A slimmer form gets the label out in fewer clicks.
Visible before the label — not after.
A receiving lead and an operations manager don't watch the same numbers, but everyone got the same static dashboard — so teams rebuilt it in spreadsheets. Now every metric is a widget: pull from the library, arrange, resize, filter. Need something bespoke? Request a widget built for your warehouse.
Table headers now hold their place as you scroll — a small thing customers asked for over a long stretch, and this release makes it right. The slow filter sidebar is gone, replaced by a fast bar over the table on rebuilt APIs. On Orders, toggle and reorder columns to fit your view, saved per user.
Roll it out today and you're already standing where v4 begins.