Business-system integration
Connect WMS, ERP and MES through a configurable interface platform for order dispatch and operation-result reporting.
SOFTWARE & INTEGRATION
Connect equipment. Keep operations informed.
Configurable interfaces connect WMS, ERP and MES with order dispatch, wave management, chute allocation and result reporting—coordinating equipment and operators.
WMS / ERP / MES↕Interface & Equipment Control↕Workstations / 3D Sorter / Feedback
WMS / ERP / MES
Business-system integration
Orders ↔ Results
Two-way data coordination
Waves · Outlets
Configuration and control
Workstation / PDA
Operator support
Connected Data Flow
From business instruction to execution result
- 01Orders & Waves→
- 02Chutes & Tasks→
- 03Equipment Execution→
- 04Status & Exceptions→
- 05Result Feedback
Workflow configuration & control
Manage waves, chute allocation and equipment control, with outbound, returns and mobile or fixed rack configurations.
Exception handling & operator support
Use alarms, records, workstation guidance and PDA queries to support checks and exception resolution.
Operational reporting
View wave, order, item, alarm and efficiency data to support daily management and process improvement.
Project Delivery
Five-step project delivery
Agree scope, interface responsibilities, acceptance criteria and service arrangements during planning.
- 01Requirements review: operations, site and scope
- 02Solution design: equipment, layout and workflow
- 03Production testing: assembly and factory tests
- 04Commissioning: installation, integration and trials
- 05Acceptance and training: agreed criteria and handover
Responsibility Matrix
Clarify ownership during solution planning
To reduce project risk, confirm equipment, system, site and service boundaries during solution planning.
| Workstream | Owner | What to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Business rules and master data | Customer / integrator | Orders, SKUs, waves, destinations and chute rules |
| Interface dictionary and exceptions | Joint agreement | Fields, handshakes, retries, manual handling and logs |
| Equipment control and result feedback | Tegene Robot | Task execution, status, sorting results and alarms |
| Site network and connected equipment | Customer / integrator | Network, power, conveyors, scanning, checking and packing |
| Acceptance and service | Joint agreement | Test method, acceptance criteria, training and response |
How Integration Projects Move Forward
Integration projects usually start by confirming warehouse flow and system boundaries, then move to equipment configuration, interface adaptation, on-site deployment and operations support.
- Confirm warehouse area, equipment zone, peak volume, destination count and parcel profile
- Define induction mode, barcode/RFID recognition, chute delivery and checking or packing workflow
- Confirm WMS/ERP/MES, custom automation, site network and electrical conditions
- Reserve future scaling for chutes, induction stations and expansion modules
Best-fit System Integrator Partners
If you’re a local integrator serving e-commerce fulfillment, express or cold-chain customers, the 3D Sorter Series provides a stable sortation platform that can be integrated into larger automation projects within an agreed interface scope.
- Need standardized sortation equipment connected with custom automation
- Need to integrate with customer WMS/ERP/MES or warehouse systems
- Need to expand chutes, induction and expansion modules as customer volume grows
- Need a sortation platform for overseas warehouse and local deployment projects
Next Step
Clarify interfaces and delivery scope
Share your WMS, ERP, MES and existing equipment to clarify interface ownership, commissioning and acceptance scope.
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