Native WCS
inside Logistica.Net
Automation, controlled from within the WMS. Logistica.Net orchestrates sorters, goods-to-person robots and Put-to-Light directly, with no third-party WCS bridge: this warehouse control system assigns and prioritises every machine mission from inside the WMS.
A warehouse control system, native to our WMS
Since 2003, Snatt has integrated warehouse automation through a design-led, competence-first approach. A natural result was the development of advanced WCS (Warehouse Control System) functionalities inside Logistica.Net, our proprietary WMS: automation is designed into the logistics flow, not bolted on through a separate system.
Because the control layer lives inside the WMS, Logistica.Net connects directly to automation, without third-party WCS software bridges: more than 12 complex systems, from sorters to goods-to-person robots, are already orchestrated this way. This direct control improves operational efficiency, reduces complexity and gives us full oversight of the entire automation process.
Beyond order lists: full mission orchestration
Full control of the automation layer lets Logistica.Net go beyond transmitting order lists, assigning optimised missions to each machine while keeping orchestration in one system.
Optimised missions
Individual, optimised missions are assigned to each machine, not just order lists passed downstream.
Prioritisation
Missions are prioritised in real time against operational needs and forecasts.
Order consolidation
Orders are consolidated across flows to cut movement and balance the workload.
Workflow overlapping
Inbound, outbound and e-commerce workflows are overlapped and synchronised on the same floor.
Forecast-driven adjustments
Forecast-driven adjustments keep throughput steady through peaks and seasonality.
From WMS to WES
Together, these turn Logistica.Net from a WMS into a true Warehouse Execution System (WES).
One control layer for sorters, robots and Put-to-Light
Logistica.Net orchestrates more than 12 complex automation systems directly: automatic sorters, automated warehouses and goods-to-person robots such as AutoStore and Geek+, plus Put-to-Light for massive picking.
One system, from WMS to automation
Native WCS is not a separate product: it is the automation-control layer of Logistica.Net. The same system that manages stock, inbound and outbound orders, labelling and EDI also assigns and prioritises the missions your automation runs, keeping data and control in one place.
Every mission mapped and coordinated
Coordinating dozens of machines and thousands of missions demands a control layer that sees the whole floor. Because WCS lives inside Logistica.Net, orchestration, prioritisation and consolidation happen against a single, real-time picture of operations.
The result is radical space optimisation, higher productivity and better ergonomics and safety, with automation and predictive analytics tuning every stage of the cycle.
Full control of the automation layer lets us go beyond order lists, assigning optimised missions while keeping full orchestration in one system.
Logistica.Net · Warehouse control layer
Technologies on Logistica.Net
WMS Logistica.Net
Our proprietary WMS, developed in-house for 30+ years: the system Native WCS is built into.
Fully automated warehouse
High-density goods-to-person systems such as AutoStore and Geek+, orchestrated natively.
Massive picking & automatic sorting
High-speed massive picking and automatic sorting for omnichannel distribution.
RFID, end to end
Industrial-scale RFID integration for visibility and traceability across the supply chain.
Native WCS,
explained
What is Native WCS in Logistica.Net?
It is the Warehouse Control System capability built natively into Logistica.Net, Snatt's proprietary WMS. Rather than running a separate third-party WCS, Logistica.Net controls automation directly, assigning and prioritising the missions each machine runs.
Do you use a third-party WCS to run automation?
No. Logistica.Net manages the interface points to sorters, automated warehouses and Put-to-Light systems directly, without software bridges. This direct control improves efficiency, reduces complexity and gives full oversight of the automation process.
Which automation does the control layer orchestrate?
Automatic sorters such as cross-belt, goods-to-person systems such as AutoStore and distributed AMR like Geek+, and Put-to-Light for massive picking, all coordinated from within Logistica.Net.
How is a WCS different from a WMS here?
The WMS manages stock, orders, labelling and traceability; the native WCS layer assigns optimised missions to machines with prioritisation, order consolidation and forecast-driven adjustments. Together they make Logistica.Net a true Warehouse Execution System (WES).
What is a warehouse control system for fashion logistics automation?
It is the software layer that assigns, prioritises and coordinates every automation mission (sorters, goods-to-person robots, Put-to-Light) inside the warehouse. In Logistica.Net, this warehouse control system is built natively into the WMS used by fashion, luxury and lifestyle brands, so automation is designed into the logistics flow rather than run through a separate system.
Is the WCS integrated with the WMS, or does it run as a separate system?
It is integrated. Because the control layer lives inside Logistica.Net, the same WMS that manages stock, orders, labelling and EDI also assigns and prioritises automation missions, with no third-party WCS bridge connecting two separate systems.
What does the WCS orchestrate beyond individual automation systems?
It overlaps and synchronises inbound, outbound and e-commerce workflows on the same floor, consolidates orders across flows, and adjusts missions in real time against forecasts, turning Logistica.Net from a WMS into a true Warehouse Execution System (WES).
See how Logistica.Net orchestrates your automation
Tell us about your automation, current or planned. We show you how Logistica.Net controls sorters, goods-to-person and Put-to-Light natively, in one system.
Talk to our technology team
Share your automation and flows: our team will get back to you to scope the right integration. Or reach us directly: info@snatt.it · +39 0522 905411.
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