Looking down a narrow aisle of an automated high-bay store: blue uprights and orange beams on both sides, a shuttle rail in the floor and a slot of daylight at the far end, the first frame of a looping stock film

A clearer view of the warehouse floor.

Groundtruth helps 3PL teams see what is happening across the operation and catch issues that need attention.

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Reads the floorChecks your WMS planProposes the move

Warehouses

90%

of a picker's time is never scanned.

The problem

When a floor issue goes unseen, it can cost time across the shift.

Late orders, waiting trailers, idle labor and wrong pallets each create work for someone.

Bartholdi & Hackman, Warehouse & Distribution Science, order-picking time: travel 55%, search 15%, pick 10%, other 20%.

Events · examples

Examples of what your team can see:

Groundtruth flags what it sees against your plan. Your team decides what happens next.

Inside a warehouse: an orange forklift carrying a wrapped pallet through a dock door, more wrapped pallets on the floor beside it and racks of cable reels on the right, stock footage with an illustration of event lines and boxes

09:40:00 · Door 7 · Trailer arrived
10:52:10 · Aisle 12 · Close pass
11:05:30 · Zone C · Crowded
11:12:00 · Packing · Behind for 11:30

Examplepacking.behind

Packing is behind for the 11:30 cutoff.

Review which orders can still make it, before the cutoff passes.

Exampledoor.waiting

Trailer at Door 7 has been waiting since 09:40.

Check what the trailer is waiting for, before the next one queues behind it.

Examplezone.crowded

Zone C is crowded while Zone A has open work.

Consider moving people to Zone A, where the work is open.

Examplepallet.misplaced

Pallet 284 is staged at Door 3, not Door 5.

Check the staging, before the pallet is loaded for the wrong door.

Examplezone.vehicle

A forklift and a picker crossed close in Aisle 12.

Review it with the team, and check the aisle layout.

The screen

One screen, from floor to move.

Pace against plan, and the move that fixes the gap.

Departures

Trailers against cut-off.

Output

Shipped against plan.

Processes

Rate and people, worst first.

Labor

People against need.

Backlog

Hours waiting, time left.

See the product

What it needs

Your cameras. Your WMS. You approve the change.

A person seen from behind in a padded vest and a woollen hat stands at a rack in a long warehouse aisle, reaching to a shelf of cartons between gray and orange uprights, a still from a stock film

The cameras you already have

Added only where there is no view.

Your WMS, as the plan

Read first: forecast, rates, cut-offs.

A map of the floor

Zones, aisles, doors, camera views.

Our team has built operations and technology at

Show us how your warehouse runs.

Tell us what is hardest to see, catch or coordinate across your floor. We'll discuss how your cameras and warehouse system could fit with Groundtruth.

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