Integrated Systems Design (ISD) has launched Warehouse Control System (WCS) software for the UltraStore Mid-Load Automated Storage and Retrieval System (AS/RS) and the entire warehouse.

This new software represents a significant leap forward in inventory management technology, offering enhanced flexibility and cost-effectiveness for warehouse operations.

The UltraStore WCS is a comprehensive inventory management solution that provides users with complete control over their warehouse inventory. Its sleek, user-friendly interface ensures ease of navigation, reduced training time, and operation, making it accessible to users of all technical levels. The UltraStore WCS software provides real-time stock levels, allowing management to eliminate stock-outs and schedule replenishment as labor becomes available.

The system also boasts easily configurable options, enabling users to tailor the software’s behavior to their specific needs and processes. Additionally, ISD offers round-the-clock support to ensure customers can maximize the potential of their UltraStore WCS software at any time.

Brian Parent, Software Engineering Supervisor at ISD, emphasized the customer-centric approach behind the software’s development: “We pride ourselves on using customer feedback to consistently strive to make better products. This new release combines features that many customers have requested into a single solution. These enhancements will reduce startup and development costs for our customers while improving the quality of our products and service to the standards our customers have come to expect from ISD.”

Integrated Systems Design (ISD) has launched Warehouse Control System (WCS) software for the UltraStore Mid-Load Automated Storage and Retrieval System (AS/RS) and the entire warehouse. This new software represents a significant leap forward in inventory management technology, offering enhanced flexibility and cost-effectiveness for warehouse operations.

The new UltraStore WCS software is designed to evolve with customer needs, with plans for advanced services to be rolled out in the future. This forward-thinking approach ensures that the system will continue to meet the changing demands of modern warehouse management.