Give warehouse supervisors and ops leaders live visibility into inbound queues, outbound readiness, throughput and exceptions without relying on end-of-shift WMS exports or manual whiteboard tracking.
Who this is for
Warehouse managers running receiving, storage, picking and shipping operations
3PL site leaders accountable for SLA performance across multiple clients
Operations teams coordinating labor and workload during peak periods
Networks standardizing warehouse KPIs across multiple WMS instances
Problems it solves
- 01
Limited live view of queue buildup and dwell time by area
- 02
Exceptions discovered late in the shift
- 03
Manual labor and workload coordination across zones
- 04
Inconsistent KPI definitions across sites and WMS vendors
What the first version can include
Inbound appointment and receiving queue visibility
Pick, pack and ship throughput panels by zone or client
Dwell time and SLA risk alerts for storage and staging areas
Outbound readiness views linked to TMS dispatch windows
Shift-level KPI boards for supervisor huddles
Multi-site roll-ups for regional and network leadership
How 4RTY helps
Process mapping
Product design
UX and UI
Technical architecture
Development
Integrations
Launch support
Documentation
Typical integrations
MVP & scale path
MVP
Start small: MVP first
- WMS-connected views for inbound, pick and ship queues
- Core KPIs: throughput, dwell and cut-off risk with agreed definitions
- Exception panel with drill-down to order and task detail
- Outbound readiness summary linked to TMS where integrated
- Shift snapshot for supervisor handoffs
Scale
Scale later
- Multi-site benchmarking and regional roll-ups
- Client-specific SLA scorecards for 3PL operations
- Integration with customer portal outbound notifications
- Labor planning modules when workforce data is available
- Control tower feeds for network-wide warehouse exception queues
FAQ
Common questions
Do warehouse dashboards replace WMS screens?
No. Dashboards complement WMS with supervisor-friendly visibility, exception prioritization and roll-ups, with with drill-down to WMS tasks and orders.
Can dashboards support multiple warehouse sites?
Yes. 4RTY builds site-level views and network roll-ups when operations need comparison across locations or WMS instances.
How do you handle different WMS vendors across sites?
A canonical data model normalizes core entities and KPIs while preserving site-specific mappings where WMS behavior differs.
Can warehouse data feed transport planning views?
Yes. Outbound readiness and cut-off signals often integrate with TMS planning dashboards and control tower exception workflows.