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The platform underneath the operation.
One data model runs receiving, picking and shipping — and the same model is what the rules engine and Control Tower reason over. Nothing bolted on.
One platform, deployed your way.
Some operators want a hosted service. Others can't put warehouse data outside their own network. Control WMS is built to support both without forking the codebase.
SaaS, hosted and multi-tenant
We run it, patch it and scale it. Your team logs in and works — tenant isolation is enforced at the data layer, not just the application layer.
On-premises, inside your network
For security-conscious operators, the same platform deploys inside your own infrastructure, under your own data-residency and access policy.
Single company or 3PL with sub-tenants
Run it for one operation, or as a 3PL layer with a client sub-tenant per customer — each with its own billing, users and portal.
Multi-warehouse, multi-company
One account can span several warehouses and legal entities, with company-level scoping on allocation, inventory and reporting.
Built to extend, not replace, your stack.
Control WMS assumes it lives next to an ERP, a TMS and a handful of carrier and marketplace connections — not instead of them.
Rules engine
Tenant-configurable business rules govern slotting, allocation, routing and exception handling — no code changes to adjust a policy.
AI-assisted Control Tower
Cross-warehouse exception detection with suggested actions, reviewed by an operator before anything executes automatically.
ERP & EDI integration
Item, order and inventory sync with your ERP; standard EDI document support for trading partners.
Carrier & marketplace connections
Rate shopping, label generation and tracking across carrier APIs; omnichannel order intake.
Device & automation layer
RF terminals, voice hardware, RFID readers, barcode cameras, and a foundation for conveyor and robotics integration.
Secure by construction, not by add-on.
Access control and audit trail are part of the data model, not a permissions layer applied after the fact.
Tenant isolation
Every record is scoped to a tenant at the data layer. On the SaaS deployment, MySQL tenants run on separate physical databases.
Role-based access control
Granular roles down to individual screens and field-level actions, not just module-level toggles.
Full audit trail
Operation logs, hold history and electronic signatures retained per record, not just aggregated activity counts.
8 languages, one platform
Operators work in their own language from day one — UI, help content and voice picking all localized, not machine-translated at runtime.