Offered as a build on the same 3D engine that runs the Load Planner. We model your aisles, racks, levels and bins, color each bin by its live stock, and draw the walk path for a pick list, so a manager can see the floor without walking it.

3D Warehouse View
NutriCove Distribution Suite
- Racks and bins in 3D
- Live stock by bin
- Pick paths
- Find an item
Works with
- Warehouse Management
- 3D Load Planner
- Analytics and Forecasting
Your racks in 3D, colored by live stock.
A sketch of what we build: aisles, racks and levels from your bin codes, each bin colored by what it holds, and the walk path for a pick list drawn stop by stop.
- In stock
- Low, below its reorder point
- On hold or expiring lot
- Empty
- Pick path, stops in walk order
Illustration. Built from the sites, zones, bins and pick lists already in Warehouse Management.
3D Warehouse View, feature by feature.
Reads bins, stock and pick lists from Warehouse Management, so the model stays current without anyone redrawing it.
Racks and bins in 3D
Aisles, racks, levels and bins built from the bin codes and zones already set up in Warehouse Management.
Live stock by bin
Each bin colored by what it holds: full, low, empty, on hold or expiring.
Pick paths
The walk order for a pick list drawn through the aisles, stop by stop.
Find an item
Search an item or lot and the bins that hold it light up.
Slotting view
See fast movers parked far from the dock and plan moves before you make them.
Same engine as the Load Planner
Built on the 3D engine that already plans trucks and containers in production.
Features that use an outside service (carrier labels, text messages, accounting, marketplaces, AI) switch on when you add that service's account.
Who it is for
- Warehouses with many aisles and rack levels
- Managers planning slotting, replenishment or a new layout
- Teams training new pickers
Does the job of
- Static warehouse floor plans
- Spreadsheet bin maps
- Separate slotting tools
Every module runs on the same customer and product records, so adding one is configuration, not a new integration.
