Loads and contents
The list connects each carrier code with product, batch, quantity, location and quality status. Filters help find a specific load and flag records that need attention.
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Software
Mini‑WMS connects warehouse inventory with AGV transport
When transport requests live outside inventory, it becomes harder to answer three questions: what is on a pallet, where is the load, and is the destination free? Mini‑WMS brings those facts into one workflow. Operators can inspect loads and locations, prepare an AGV request, and use pickup and delivery confirmations to update the recorded state.
A request reserves the load and destination. Subsequent confirmations show whether the load is waiting, on a vehicle or delivered.
One process, clear status
From load receipt to confirmed delivery
01
Record the load
Carrier, product, batch, quantity and quality status create a coherent inventory record.
02
Check the location
A floor plan and location list show occupancy, availability and fleet-point mapping.
03
Request transport
The system reserves the load and destination before a mission reaches the AGV execution layer.
04
Receive confirmations
Pickup moves the load onto the vehicle; confirmed delivery updates its location or goods issue.
Explore the interface
Warehouse data visible in daily work
Locations in view
The hall view shows which places are occupied or available. Location details reveal inventory, transport reservation and the related fleet point.
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Journal-based reports
The stock report separates total, available, reserved and in-transit quantities. Data can be filtered, reconstructed for a chosen time and exported.
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Place in the architecture
Mini‑WMS knows the warehouse. Fleet runs the trip.
Mini‑WMS owns loads, addresses, reservations, availability and the change journal. Fleet management assigns missions to vehicles and directs their movement on site. Connecting the layers ties physical transport to the current inventory state.
1 Mini‑WMS · loads and locations
2 Fleet · missions and traffic
3 AGV · pickup and delivery
Execution confirmations return to Mini‑WMS inventory.
What the current demo shows
These screenshots come from a standalone UI demo with simulated data. Fleet and ERP connections are simulators; the application is not connected to physical robots or a production database. Connecting a target system requires an adapter for its API, server-side inventory and agreed operating rules.
Next step
See how Mini‑WMS fits your operation
We can review loads, warehouse addresses, transport requests and the responsibilities of the warehouse and AGV fleet layers.