Manufacturers & distributors
Raw-material and finished-goods control tied to production and orders.
Warehouse Management Software
Warehouse Management Software (WMS)
Run the warehouse in real time: inventory accuracy, barcode/RFID picking and packing, receiving and shipping, and multi-warehouse control, integrated with your ERP and supply chain.
Real-Time InventoryBarcode & RFIDMulti-WarehouseERP Integration
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What is warehouse management software?
Warehouse management software (WMS) directs every task inside a warehouse, from receiving and put-away to picking, packing and shipping, and keeps stock by SKU, lot and location accurate through barcode and RFID scans. Agnotic Technologies builds warehouse management software for distributors, manufacturers and 3PLs, integrated with ERP, TMS and trading partners.
Picking and packing follow optimized paths and stock updates live across every location, so fewer stockouts and mis-picks reach customers and clean inventory data flows to your ERP and supply-chain systems.
What it is
Real-time control of inventory and fulfillment
A WMS digitizes receiving, put-away, storage, picking, packing, and shipping, with barcode/RFID tracking and cycle counting keeping inventory accurate in real time.
Built to fit your workflows and integrate with ERP and logistics systems, it turns the warehouse into a connected, optimized operation rather than a black box.
What do we build into a WMS?
Each capability tightens inventory accuracy and speeds fulfillment across the warehouse.
Warehouse Inventory Management
Real-time stock levels by SKU, lot, and location, with cycle counting to keep accuracy high without full stock-takes.
Order Picking & Fulfillment
Optimized pick paths, wave/batch picking, and packing workflows that raise throughput and cut mis-picks.
Stock Movement Tracking
Every receipt, move, and issue tracked with full traceability across the warehouse.
Warehouse Automation
Automation of put-away rules, replenishment, and task assignment, with hooks for conveyors and robotics.
Barcode & RFID Integration
Scan-driven operations that replace manual entry and eliminate the errors that come with it.
Receiving & Shipping Management
Structured inbound receiving and outbound shipping with carrier and document handling.
Warehouse Analytics & Reporting
Dashboards for accuracy, throughput, dock-to-stock time, and labor productivity.
ERP & Supply-Chain Integration
Integration with ERP, inventory, and supply-chain platforms so stock and orders stay in sync.
Where it runs
Who uses warehouse management software?
Any operation where inventory accuracy and fulfillment speed drive the business.
3PL & fulfillment centers
Multi-client, multi-warehouse operations with SLA-driven throughput.
Retail & e-commerce
Accurate stock and fast pick-pack-ship across channels.
Multi-warehouse networks
Centralized control and transfers across locations.
Cold chain & regulated goods
Lot, expiry, and FEFO handling with traceability.
Growing operations
A WMS that scales past spreadsheets and manual counts.
Why it matters
Accuracy up, fulfillment faster
- Eliminate manual-count errors with scan-driven operations
- Cut stockouts and overstock with real-time inventory
- Speed fulfillment with optimized picking and packing
- Gain full traceability of every stock movement
- Control multiple warehouses from one system
- Keep ERP and supply-chain data in sync automatically
Why replace spreadsheet inventory counts?
Warehouses lose money to inaccurate inventory and slow picks. A WMS makes both a solved problem.
Real-time
Inventory accuracy across locations
Scan-driven
Barcode/RFID operations, fewer errors
Multi-site
One system across warehouses
Standards & connectivity
Built to fit your logistics stack
BarcodeRFIDEDIERPTMSAPI
Facts and sources
Which EDI standards does a warehouse management system use?
The X12 transactions we build warehouse feeds around, each linked to the standards body.
The X12 940 Warehouse Shipping Order lets a depositor or other business party advise a warehouse to make a shipment, confirm a shipment, or modify or cancel a previous shipping order.
Source: X12 Transaction SetsThe X12 945 Warehouse Shipping Advice is sent by the warehouse to advise the depositor that a shipment was made, and is used to reconcile order quantities with shipment quantities.
Source: X12 Transaction SetsThe X12 943 Warehouse Stock Transfer Shipment Advice and 944 Warehouse Stock Transfer Receipt Advice tell a receiving location that a transfer shipment has been made, then confirm to the depositor that it has been received.
Source: X12 Transaction SetsThe X12 856 Ship Notice/Manifest lists the contents of a shipment of goods, along with additional information about the shipment.
Source: X12 Transaction Sets
Frequently Asked Questions
Inventory software tracks stock levels. A WMS manages the whole warehouse operation (receiving, put-away, picking, packing, shipping, and labor) with scan-driven accuracy and optimization, then keeps inventory correct as a result.
Yes. Operations are scan-driven with barcode and RFID, which is what eliminates the manual-entry errors that erode inventory accuracy.
Yes. We build multi-warehouse control with transfers and centralized visibility, so you manage the network from one system.
Via ERP integration and open APIs to inventory, supply-chain, and marketplace/e-commerce platforms, so stock and orders stay synchronized. We scope the integrations during discovery.
Yes. We configure the picking strategy to your operation - wave, batch, cluster, or zone picking with optimized pick paths - and drive it from handheld scanners, wearables, or voice. The right strategy depends on your order profile and layout, so we model SKU velocity and slotting during discovery to raise picks per hour without adding labor.
Yes. We build lot and serial tracking, expiry-date capture, and FEFO (first-expired-first-out) allocation so perishable and regulated stock is picked in the right order with full traceability. That same genealogy supports recalls and audit requirements for cold-chain, food, and pharma operations.
It depends on how many warehouses and clients the system runs, which picking strategies and scanners or devices it drives, which ERP, TMS and marketplace systems it connects to, how many trading partners exchange EDI, and how much item, location and stock data has to be migrated. We set the plan after a scoping call and a walk through your floor processes.
Yes. We scope a first release around one workflow in one warehouse, such as scan-based receiving and put-away or pick, pack and ship for one channel, and agree that scope before build starts. More sites and strategies follow once the floor runs on it.
AI tools help our engineers draft code and tests, but a person reviews every change, and it passes the same automated tests and security checks as any other code. Which tools may see your code or inventory data is agreed with you at the start.
Ready to run the warehouse on live data?
Tell us about your warehouses, volumes, and ERP. We'll return a plan for a scan-driven WMS with real-time inventory and optimized fulfillment.
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