Question 1

What do I need to upload?

Accepted Answer

A pick file: one row per pick or per item, location and day, with an item, a location code and a date. A pick count column is optional. A list of every location in the building is optional too; with it the bot knows which bays have empty slots.

Question 2

Do I have to draw my warehouse first?

Accepted Answer

No. The instant map reads your location codes (A-01-02-B is aisle A, bay 1, level 2, position B), lays the bays out as plain boxes and asks you three questions: where the dock is, which way bays are numbered and whether odd and even bays face each other. You can drag any bay into its real place in the designer later.

Question 3

How accurate is a map inferred from codes?

Accepted Answer

The order of the moves is robust: every candidate is measured the same way, so the best moves stay the best. The absolute feet saved depend on bay and aisle widths, which are assumptions until you confirm them, so they are labelled estimates. The scorecard then measures what really happened from your next pick upload.

Question 4

What does the slotting bot actually do?

Accepted Answer

On every pick upload, and on a schedule you set, it scores every item on walking saved per day, finds a nearer bay with room or a colder item to swap with, and keeps a queue of moves. A move gains confidence each run it is proposed again, and it drops out when the picks change.

Question 5

What does the AI do, and what does it not do?

Accepted Answer

The model reads your codes back in plain words, chooses the questions worth asking, and turns the move queue into a shift plan: which moves, in what order, grouped so a team walks once, with a reason for each. It never invents a move or a number. Every figure on the page is recomputed from the bot’s own rows.

Question 6

Is my data safe?

Accepted Answer

The try-it walkthrough runs entirely in your browser; nothing is uploaded. In the product, data is encrypted in transit and at rest, scoped to your account, and never used to train anything.

Question 7

What does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Free covers one layout, 50 bays and seven days of pick history, enough to see your map and heat. Pro is $14 a month for five layouts, 500 bays, 90 days of history, the slotting bot and the planner. Larger buildings and multiple sites are priced per site.

Item	Walk min	Replen	Net min
Weighing the queue





Minutes a day	–	–	–

Item	Face now → after	Picks/d	Distance	Walk	Replen	Net
SKU-1187	Flow rack 120 u → Bay 60 u	45	58 → 46 ft	4.09	+1.36	2.73
SKU-0921	Pallet 480 u → Bay 60 u	90	40 → 36 ft	2.73	+3.95	-1.23

	The usual path	SlotWise
Starting point	A CAD drawing or a digital twin	A pick file; the map comes from your codes
Who runs it	A project team and a consultant	The bot, on every upload and on a schedule
What a move is judged on	Velocity rank or travel alone	Walk saved minus replen added, per day
How much at once	A full re-slot that ages by next season	A shift-sized plan, in trips, every day
Proof	The study’s forecast	A scorecard from picks after each move
Price	Learned on the second call	Free to start, $14 a month for the bot

One pick file in. Today’s moves out, net of replen.

One loop, from pick file to proof.

Upload picks

The map draws itself

The bot keeps a queue

Plan today

Claim and move

Prove it

Every move is judged on net minutes.

Two moves, worked by the product’s model

Today’s plan

The planner turns a queue into a shift.

Slotting tools start with a drawing. This starts with a CSV.

Start free. Pay when the bot is doing the work.

Free

Pro

Per site

Questions operators ask first.

See your own warehouse in it.

Rather walk through it with your data on a call?