Configure Price & Quote

Warehouse Shell

Define the outer footprint as a polygon — rectangles, L-shapes, or any irregular outline with non-90° walls. Coordinates are in metres from the (0, 0) origin (the shape doesn't need to touch it).

Wall #	Origin (X, Y)	End (X, Y)	Length (m)	Angle (°)

① Basics — start here

Name Clear Height (m)

② Shape — now trace the outline

Quick Shape Generators

Outline Vertices (in order)

Trace the outline in order, like walking the walls. Any angle is fine — points don't need to be axis-aligned.

#	X (m)	Y (m)

Have a mezzanine? Click Next: Mezzanine above to add it. Otherwise, once your shape looks right, use the Save Warehouse Shell & Continue button above to move on to Step 2 (Doors).

Zones, Obstacles & Walls

Carve the warehouse shell into functional zones (storage, staging, picking, dock, office...) — flat, ground-level areas — mark obstacles (columns, fixed equipment) that pickers need to route around — raised, with a height — or draw interior partition walls (place doors on them from the Doors tab). Pick a Kind below and the form fields change to match. The plan on the left updates live as you fill in the form.

Name	Kind	Type	Position	Size	Height

Kind Zone Name Type X offset (m) Y offset (m) Width — X axis (m) Length — Y axis (m) Color

Add as many zones, obstacles, and interior walls as you need — or none at all — then continue.

Doors

Place garage/dock doors and regular (pedestrian) doors on the warehouse shell walls or on any interior wall (Tab 2 — Zones, Obstacles & Walls). Position is measured from the wall's starting point. The plan on the left updates live as you fill in the form, so you can see exactly where the door will land.

Name	Type	Wall	Position	Width	Height

Add as many doors as you need — or none at all — then continue.

Bay Builder

Define a single bay by its structural dimensions. All values in millimetres (mm). Save it as a reusable template.

Grid = 1 m

Name	Upright (W×T×H mm)	Frame Depth	Beam (H×W×T mm)	Bay Spacing	Levels	Max kg/level

Click + Create Bay to unlock this form and start a new template, or click any saved template below to edit it.

Bay Template Template Name Vertical Beam (Upright) — front & back posts Upright Width (mm) Upright Thickness (mm) — each post's own profile Upright Height (mm) Frame Depth (mm) — front-to-back post spacing Horizontal Beam Beam Height / Profile (mm) Beam Width / Length (mm) Beam Thickness (mm) Bay & Levels Bay Spacing — clear opening between uprights (mm) # of Levels (beam rows) Per-Level Configuration

Set each level's own type, clear height, and how many discrete locations it has — e.g. 2 for "A"/"B" pallet positions, 1 for a single unlabeled position, or 5-6 for small-item picking shelves. Mix and match per level (picking shelves low, pallets up top, or however it's actually used).

Level	Ground Level?	Height (mm)	Type	# Locations

Max Weight per Level (kg)

Add as many bay templates as you need, then continue to place racks with them.

Racks & Aisles

Duplicate a bay template "x" times to form a rack. Place it in the warehouse and set the aisle width to the next row.

Name	Template	Bays	Footprint L×D×H (m)	Pos (X,Y)	Rot	Picking Side	Aisle (m)	Max kg/bay

Rack Name Bay Template # of Bays Rotation X position (m) Y position (m) Picking Side — which side pickers access it from Aisle Width to next row (m) Max Weight per Bay (kg) Bay Identifiers

Each bay gets its own label and pallet capacity — this table stays in sync with "# of Bays" above. Row #1 is the bay nearest the red origin dot.

#	Label	Pallet Positions

Add as many racks as you need, then review your full configuration.

Review & Download

Here's what you've configured. Review the plan and 3D model below, jump back to any step to make changes, or download your configuration.

2D Plan View

Dynamic Spatial Model (3D)

Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, right-click drag to pan. Click an occupied location's box to see what's stored there.

Grid = 1 m

Admin Activity

Every customer visit, warehouse created, and configuration PDF downloaded, most recent first. Visible only to Federal Steel admins.

When	Event	Customer	Company	Warehouse

Inventory

Simulates a live ERP/WMS feed of what's occupying each storage location. Export the current location list, then in Excel fill in an LPN (License Plate Number — the ID of the physical pallet/tote/carton) plus a Part Number and Quantity next to each occupied location, and import it back — occupied locations show up as boxes in the 3D view. For a mixed pallet carrying more than one part number, add extra rows with the same Location Code and LPN, one row per part number. The export also includes a Barcode column (pre-filled with the location code, or its current barcode) — edit it and re-import to bulk-update location barcodes, independent of occupancy; a blank cell clears that location's barcode. Re-export any time the rack layout changes, since a location's code depends on its rack/bay/level.

Import Inventory (.xlsx)

Location Code	Rack	Bay	Level	Position	Barcode	LPN	Contents

Location Barcodes

Assign a scannable barcode to each storage location — independent of what's currently stored there. Use the location's own code as-is, or type a custom value. Edit one at a time below, or bulk-edit in Excel via Export/Import above (a Barcode column is included).

Location Code	Rack	Bay	Level	Position	Barcode

Items

A small catalog of item master data — description and a picture per part number. Add items here, then click any occupied pallet/box in the 3D view to see its part number, description, quantity, and picture.

Photo	Part Number	Description