Warehouse
Automation
Consulting
Design. Automate. Execute
Quinta is your warehouse automation implementation partner — from warehouse layout design and capacity planning through automation technology selection, WMS integration, and commissioning.
Automation starts at the drawing board.
Automation technology selection based on operational fit.
Your warehouse automation implementation partner — from engineering to go-live.
From warehouse design to intelligent execution.
We map your operational reality in full — volume profiles, SKU complexity, throughput targets, warehouse capacity requirements, and growth trajectory.
Every warehouse design and automation decision traces back to requirements defined at this stage. Nothing is assumed.
Warehouse layout design, storage strategy, and process & material flow mapping are developed together — with automation embedded from the first decision, not added later.
We evaluate U-flow, I-flow, and L-flow configurations and define storage solutions across pallet racking, flow rack, shuttle systems, and ASRS against your actual operational profile.
Warehouse layout design, storage strategy, and process & material flow mapping are developed together — with automation embedded from the first decision, not added later.
We evaluate U-flow, I-flow, and L-flow configurations and define storage solutions across pallet racking, flow rack, shuttle systems, and ASRS against your actual operational profile.
As your warehouse automation implementation partner, we oversee integration, commissioning, UAT, and performance validation — ensuring the system delivers from day one.
Post-launch optimisation uses live operational data to realise the full warehouse automation ROI modelled at design stage.
Define operational requirements, constraints, and automation targets.
Automation-aware process flows, capacity models, and layouts.
Define storage, movement, and picking technology from day one
Develop URS/RFPs, compare technical and commercial proposals.
Translate concepts into equipment specs, BOQs, and integration plans.
Connect automation, WMS, WES, WCS, robotics, and operators.
Validate throughput, accuracy, and performance.
Improve using real-world performance data post-launch.
| Customer Need | How Quinta Helps |
|---|---|
| Warehouse Diagnostic | Identify throughput bottlenecks and automation opportunities |
| Warehouse Capacity Planning | Storage volume, throughput targets, labour, and automation readiness |
| Warehouse Layout Design | U-flow, I-flow, L-flow evaluation — space and material flow optimisation |
| Automation Feasibility | Determine where AMR, ASRS, conveyor, or sortation makes operational sense |
| Automation Technology Selection | Compare AMR, ASRS, conveyor, and sortation against real requirements |
| RFP / URS Development | Technical specifications for automation system procurement |
| Vendor Evaluation | Technical and commercial comparison across automation suppliers |
| Business Case & ROI | Warehouse automation ROI — CAPEX, OPEX, and TCO modelling |
| Detailed Engineering | Equipment specs, BOQs, and system integration plans |
| Implementation | Warehouse automation implementation — commissioning and ramp-up |
| WMS, WES & WCS Integration | Connecting automation systems, warehouse software, and operators |
We model inventory profiles, SKU cube, velocity, utilisation rates, and growth projections — then size storage against each automation option (pallet racking, flow rack, shuttle, ASRS) so the answer is grounded in your actual operation, not a rule of thumb.
Each layout has different implications for material flow efficiency, automation integration, and expansion headroom. We evaluate all three configurations against your throughput requirements, site constraints, and automation strategy before recommending a direction.
We compare AMR, ASRS, conveyor, and sortation options against your actual operational requirements — not a vendor’s catalog. The right automation technology is the one that fits your flow, volume, and financials, not the most technically impressive option available.
We model multiple scenarios — from targeted automation of a single process through to a fully integrated system — with CAPEX, OPEX, and warehouse automation ROI analysis for each. The right answer depends on your operation, not a predetermined investment level.
WMS, WES, and WCS integration is designed from the start — not retrofitted after automation is installed. We architect the data flows between your warehouse management system, execution layer, and automation hardware so the entire system operates as one.
We validate throughput from first principles before a single piece of equipment is specified — using capacity models, process flow analysis, and bottleneck identification. What gets engineered is what the operation actually needs to perform.
See the system in action at your facility. Our technical team will assess your warehouse layout and deliver a structured engineering brief tailored to your operation.
Our engineering team visits your facility and evaluates the operation first-hand.
We deliver a structured automation roadmap tailored to your operational profile.
You speak directly with our engineering team — no account managers in between.
