Vision · engineering stores
Count castings at the dock.Inward, rack, and dispatch against the GRN.
eManage warehouse vision counts castings and parts at the receiving bay, audits racks with indoor drones at 900+ bins an hour, and attaches dock video and plate reads to the challan, all against eManage rack masters and GRNs.
Count
900+ / hr
15× vs scissor lift
Codes
Torn OK
Reads damaged labels
Zones
Dock → gate
Six watched areas
Proof
Pack video
For disputes
The problem
The GRN said 400. The bin held 380.
Castings and bought-out parts are counted by hand at the truck. Rack stock drifts from the ERP, and short-supply disputes have no proof.
Gate
Counts from a register
The GRN quantity is whatever was written at the truck.
Racks
Stock drifts between counts
Physical counts need ladders and a stopped store.
Dispatch
Short-supply disputes
The customer says short, and there is no video of the loading.
Lift vs drone.
| Capability | Scissor / cherry picker | eManage drone + vision |
|---|---|---|
| Rate | 40–60 bins/hour | 900+ bins/hour |
| People | Two + closed aisle | Unmanned, drones avoid obstacles |
| Labels | Laser fail on damage | Rebuild, read and reprint |
| When | Daylight count | After shift or live |
Demo clips
Watch it run
Unloading count
Castings counted one by one as they come off the truck and into stock.
Facility coverage
Six watched zones.
Cameras watch goods as they move, so you do not wait for a weekend count. Each zone updates a different ERP record.
01
Receiving dock
Overhead cameras match the pallet count to the supplier’s dispatch note, flag crushed cartons and timestamp the GRN.
02
High-bay / rack master
Drones and forklift-mounted cameras find vacant slots, overhanging and double-deep pallets, and map rack capacity.
03
Dimensioning tunnels
A six-sided scan reads barcodes, measures L×W×H and sends each carton to the right sorter lane.
04
Pick & pack table
Top-down check of SKU, count, and inserts before the carton is sealed.
05
Staging / AGV
Cameras track which floor slots are full. Pallets left in staging too long are sent for AGV pickup.
06
Dispatch audit
Dock video and plate read attach to the challan and e-way bill.
How it works
Four moves.One write-back.
- 01
Watch the receiving bay.
An overhead camera counts pieces as they come off the truck and timestamps the GRN.
- 02
Audit the racks.
Indoor drones read bin labels at 900+ bins an hour, including torn or damaged barcodes.
- 03
Check against the master.
Counts are matched to the eManage rack master and GRN. Differences are flagged.
- 04
Prove dispatch.
Dock video and plate read attach to the challan and e-way bill.
Overhead tunnel · class + count per carton · write-back to rack master
Rate
Bins per hour, same aisle
Scissor lift
50
Two people. Closed aisle. Fall hazard.
● eManage drone
900+
Drones fly the aisles after the shift. About 15× a scissor lift.
Inside eManage ERP
Counts on the GRN and challan.
Each zone writes a different eManage object: GRN at receiving, rack master in stores, challan at dispatch.
- Inward counts timestamped on the GRN
- Rack slots checked against the eManage rack master
- Dispatch video attached to the challan and e-way bill
Questions plantsactually ask.
Yes. The receiving bay camera counts pieces as they are carried off the truck into stock.
Indoor drones count at 900+ bins an hour, without scissor lifts.
Damaged barcodes are rebuilt from the image before the read is matched to the rack master.
Dock video and the vehicle plate read attach to the challan and e-way bill for disputes.
What could your plantrun better?
eManage warehouse vision counts castings and parts at the receiving bay, audits racks with indoor drones at 900+ bins an hour, and attaches dock video and plate reads to the challan, all against eManage rack masters and GRNs.
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