Waresify

Draw the warehouse once. Every location follows.

Lay out zones, racks, roads and dock gates on a canvas drawn to scale. Waresify generates the storage locations from the racks you place. Switch to 3D to fly through the aisles and see which slots hold stock.

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The 3D preview flies into the small parts shelving zone, back out, then into pallet storage, where hovering a pallet shows its location, item and quantity.
  • Pallet racks, shelving and bulk areas, drawn to the metre
  • Duplicate a rack row and its positions are created for you
  • 3D preview with full and empty slots, plus a walk mode
  • Import your CAD drawing, PDF or floor plan image to draw on
  • Every saved layout is a revision you can look back at

How the warehouse blueprint works

Start from the blueprint you already have: import a CAD drawing (DXF), a PDF or an image, and it sits to scale under the canvas. Then draw the building: walls, driving and walking roads, gates and doors. Zones go inside it, one per purpose, such as inbound staging, pallet storage, small parts shelving or quarantine.

Racks go inside the zones. Each rack has bays, levels and positions, and Waresify turns them into storage locations with codes like A-01-02-03. The positions counter at the top updates as you build.

Faster than typing a location list

Fill a zone with back-to-back rack rows in one step, start from a template, or duplicate a row you already set up. Align and distribute tools keep the rows straight. Undo works across the whole canvas.

See it in 3D before anyone moves a pallet

The 3D preview builds the warehouse from the same layout. Click a zone to fly in and see the racks with their real dimensions, filled slots and empty ones. Walk mode lets you move through the aisles with the keyboard.

Selecting a pallet rack row in the 2D layout builder and duplicating it; the positions count goes from 455 to 495.

Questions

Can I import my existing blueprint?

Yes. Import a CAD drawing (DXF), a PDF or an image of your floor plan. Waresify places it to scale under the canvas and you draw zones and racks on top. If the file has no scale, two points and a known distance set it.

Can I change the layout after go-live?

Yes. Layout changes are saved as revisions, so you can see what changed and when.