1 REST API, 1 point of contact, hours instead of months: that is how long it takes to connect the NIMMSTA Process Solution to your WMS. Without free API capacity, a CSV export or Velocity is enough. None of the three needs an integration project.
Why integration holds so many warehouses back
Many warehouses want to guide their processes digitally. They rarely fail because of the warehouse. They fail because of IT: an old SAP WM, an in-house system or an ERP interface nobody wants to touch. Classic integration projects tie up IT capacity for months and create dependencies.
At NIMMSTA, responsibility for the process sits with us. You provide the warehouse and the workers, we set up the process and connect your system. There are three ways to do that.
Three ways to connect
- REST API: the standard route. Your WMS passes orders to the Process Solution through a REST API. You have one point of contact with us, and the connection takes hours.
- CSV: for systems without free API capacity. You export pick lists, relocations or inventory count orders as a CSV file from your WMS or ERP and upload them to the Process Solution. This works with any system, regardless of age or vendor. [OPEN: confirm whether results can be exported back as CSV in the current Process Solution.]
- Velocity: for web-based WMS without an API. Velocity connects the Process Solution to your WMS even when it offers no interface. [OPEN: describe in one sentence how Velocity connects, and name an example WMS.]
What happens on the floor
For your workers, the connection route makes no difference. As soon as orders reach the Process Solution, the Smart Watch guides each worker step by step on the wrist. Every pick is confirmed by a scan. Orders can be assigned, changed and prioritized in the Process Solution.
Process changes take minutes, not months. New staff are productive in minutes, because the process guides them, not their experience.
Hours to connect, 4 weeks to go-live
The connection takes hours. Go-live follows 4 weeks after your order, on a fixed date. The sequence is set: onboarding, acceptance, go-live. You pay only after acceptance.
From day one we measure per process and shift, not per person. After go-live our customers measure up to 65% higher productivity, 0 errors in the guided process and 100% transparency.
Which processes this covers
The connection is not tied to one process. The same route serves, for example:
- Picking
- Sorting
- Replenishment and relocation
- Inventory count
- Shipping
You can start with one process and add more later, without changing your system landscape.
The way in: a pilot
A pilot runs for 3 months with up to 5 users. In the first conversation we work out which of the three routes fits your system: REST API, CSV or Velocity.
Talk about your connection
