Warehouse operations integrated with enterprise execution.
From inbound and put-away through inventory and outbound waves to automation, replenishment and analytics — on the same platform that runs the ERP that consumes them. No middleware. No reconciliation. No exception queues to manage between two systems.
Felguera TI heritage
The WMS practice originates in industrial operations — high-throughput, high-traceability environments where the warehouse is the operational core, not a peripheral function.
ERP and WMS, one platform
The warehouse is a module on the same platform as the ERP. The data is the same data. The audit trail is one audit trail. Reconciliation is a non-problem.
Multi-warehouse, multi-entity
Stock, traceability, audit and reconciliation across multiple warehouses and legal entities — handled as a normal case, not as an exception.
Real-time visibility
Inventory, throughput and exception state are observable in real time. Period close becomes a query, not a project.
What we deliver in logistics
Inbound operations
Goods receipt, ASN integration, cross-docking, quality holds, put-away strategies. Multi-supplier, multi-product-category, multi-zone.
Inventory and location
Lot and serial traceability, multi-warehouse stock, location strategies, cycle counting, ABC analysis, expiration management.
Outbound and waves
Wave planning, picking strategies (zone, batch, cluster), packing, manifesting, carrier integration, returns processing.
Execution engine
Yard management, equipment scheduling, labour tracking, real-time exceptions, mobile devices and voice integration.
Automation and analytics
Conveyor and AS/RS integration, robotics and automated guided vehicle interfaces, real-time KPI dashboards, anomaly detection.
Integration surface
EDI, transportation management, customer and supplier portals, IoT and RFID streams, and the platform's native gRPC microservice mesh for cloud connectors.
Why warehouse and ERP belong together
Most enterprises run a WMS from one vendor and an ERP from another. They synchronise overnight. They reconcile manually. The inventory in the warehouse and the inventory on the financial statement disagree by enough to require a permanent reconciliation team. Period close is a slow, expensive negotiation between the two systems.
Airtool collapses this. The warehouse is a module on the same platform as the ERP, sharing the data model, the security perimeter and the audit trail. Inventory is correct at every moment, not at every nightly batch. Period close is an SQL query, not a project.