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A route drawn across a warehouse floor and around the racking to one carton out of sight
Route to a carton · Planned

Open any aisle as it was on any walk.

Managers open a damage report at its bay and compare racking with the last walk.

Planned The route drawn across the floor.

What changes for your team.

  • Layouts change after the last photos are taken.
  • Damage claims need hours of video review.
  • Damage reports name an aisle, not the bay.
  1. Available

    See the aisle as it was

    Open the walk from any date and look down the aisle.

  2. Available

    See what moved

    Compare this walk with the last one from the same spot, so warehouse layout documentation matches the floor.

  3. Available

    Send the fix to the bay

    The ticket opens right at the bay, with the video from that moment.

Forklift: 2.11 m tall, 0.96 m wide.

A scan pulse sweeps a warehouse record, then a forklift is outlined and measured where it stands
Forklift: 2.11 m tall · scan view Planned

TRACE measures equipment where it stands in the warehouse.

Planned The scan that picks out equipment on its own.

Play back any walk.

A frame from a 360 walk wipes to the warehouse record at the same spot, then the camera rises over the stock
Visit playback

Each walk plays back from where it was filmed, so a damage question opens at the right aisle.

Questions, answered.

Does it connect to our WMS?

Stock and movement stay in your WMS. TRACE shows the floor where they happen.

Can we measure clearances?

Yes. Every measurement shows its scale, so a bay or a clearance is checked on the record.

Request early access.

Tell us how many sites you run and who works on them.

For example: 40 stores, the facilities team and two HVAC vendors.

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