Warehouse intelligence

See your warehouse. Find its next move.

Make warehouse decisions with the facts in view. RackSort reviews proposed operations against inventory records, supporting evidence, and warehouse rules, then returns a clear next step.

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Built on SmallDecide. An ERP.AI warehouse model.

A warehouse, in viewIllustrative example

An incoming pallet needs a homeFind a suitable open bin.

Combine observed space with item compatibility, capacity, and current reservations.

Interactive example using sample warehouse data.

Warehouse operations

Less searching.
More purposeful movement.

Explore the stock-placement decisions behind an efficient warehouse: where an item belongs, when it needs replenishing, and whether a move is worth making.

Give incoming stock a place to go.

Match available space with the item's dimensions, storage requirements, and demand. Keep uncertain observations visible for review.

Keep the next pick within reach.

Bring stock from reserve into picking locations as demand changes, accounting for work and incoming moves already assigned.

Make the space work harder.

Identify stock-placement opportunities and compare the benefit of a move with the effort it takes to make it.

How it works

A clear path from evidence to action.

Send a proposed warehouse operation. Get a verdict, the evidence behind it, and the next step to take.

Describe the operation

Supply the proposed action, relevant stock and request records, and the evidence needed for that decision.

OperationRecordsEvidence

Check the facts

Rules settle structured facts. SmallDecide interprets text evidence where its answers meet qualified thresholds.

RulesSmallDecide

Take the next step

Each verdict identifies the action, the responsible role, and the specification clauses that support it.

VerdictNext stepEvidence

Explore the decision workflow

A carrier decision

A lost reply should not buy a second label.

A label request reaches the carrier, but its reply never arrives. Retrying with a new request could pay for the same shipment twice.

RackSort returns reconcile: establish what happened before another billable operation. Each verdict includes a next step, supporting facts, and the specification clauses it applies.

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Carrier requestWorked example

{
  "decision": "carrier",
  "verdict": "reconcile",
  "state": "Uncertain",
  "next": {
    "action": "lookup",
    "text": "Look up request CR-0412 with the carrier and record what it finds before anything billable runs again."
  }
}

Generated from the rule-based engine. A verified idempotent connector permits retrying the same key; finding an existing label leads to replay.

Five verdicts, each with a next step

allow: Proceed
replay: Reuse the result
reject: Stop the operation
review: A person decides
reconcile: Establish the facts

Explore all ten decision types

Model results

Decisions you can examine.

Inspect the model's measured results, question-level coverage, and error bounds. Follow a verdict back to the evidence and warehouse rules behind it.

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Measured on held-out evidence

7 of 11 questions qualify for model 47ed8d6e03938bfc (float32-cpu) at a 3% error budget. On 6,598 held-out rows the model settles 947 verdicts that the rules alone send to review or reconciliation, with 1 unsafe verdict. Evaluations has every number.

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