Connect equipment, chutes, induction and warehouse systems in one project path

Project Assessment and Configuration

Define 3D Series sorting, expansion modules and induction modes around warehouse flow, parcel size, peak orders, target efficiency and destination count.

Equipment and System Adaptation

Support solution connection around scan recognition, induction mode, chute delivery and WMS/MES project interfaces for existing warehouse systems.

Elastic Scaling and Service

Add chutes, induction stations or expansion modules as the business grows, with on-site delivery, operations support and after-sales service.

Overseas Warehouse and Local Integration

Support overseas warehouses, cross-border e-commerce and local system integrators with project touchpoint assessment and sorting automation planning.

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/MES, custom automation, site network and electrical conditions
• Reserve future scaling for chutes, induction stations and expansion modules

Best-fit System Integrator Partners

Best for local integrators serving e-commerce fulfillment, overseas warehouses, express, retail, cold-chain and manufacturing customers who need a stable sortation platform inside larger automation projects.

• Need standardized sortation equipment connected with custom automation
• Need to integrate with customer WMS/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

Delivery Boundaries to Confirm

To reduce project risk, confirm equipment, system, site and service boundaries during solution planning.

• Whether Tegene provides equipment configuration, induction mode, chute count and expansion modules
• Interface responsibility for WMS/MES, conveyors, scanners and checking or packing workstations
• On-site installation, commissioning, training, trial run and service response method
• Whether overseas projects need local integrators for deployment and maintenance