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KNAPP KiSoft WES vs Mecalux Easy WES

KNAPP KiSoft WES

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Mecalux Easy WES

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Plans published11
Spec score · Warehouse Execution Software8.2 (#1)8.0 (#3)
Founded1952Mecalux was founded in 1966 by José Luis Carrillo.
HeadquartersHart bei Graz, AustriaCornellà de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain
SecurityKNAPP states that system security is a top priority and operates a vulnerability disclosure and bug bounty program covering knapp.com and its subdomains.Mecalux says its ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified information security management system covers design, development, maintenance, SaaS operations, and marketing of Easy WMS.
SupportKNAPP offers support in 12 languages, 24/7, and project assistance throughout the software products’ lifecycle.Mecalux describes technical support as round the clock, with remote and on-site interventions and configurable service levels; the page presents these as company support services.

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KNAPP KiSoft WES

  • Custom project licensePriced on request

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Mecalux Easy WES

  • Easy WESPriced on request

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In their own words

KNAPP KiSoft WES

KNAPP KiSoft WES connects a warehouse management system with operational and control systems, then helps determine when and how warehouse work should proceed. It prioritizes orders, identifies bottlenecks, and adjusts material flows as errors, bottlenecks, or priority changes arise. Real-time data from connected systems provides a current view of orders, resources, and material flows. Its modular design lets customers activate functions for their needs, and the product can integrate with existing systems and other KiSoft products. KiSoft WES communicates between warehouse management systems and controls such as KiSoft WCS or KiSoft FCS. Example functions, depending on project needs, include ERP integration, replenishment management, sorter control, pick-to-light management, and scanner integration. KNAPP recommends it for manual warehouses whose WMS cannot connect to automation or integrate subsystems; the company says a separate WES may not be needed if a WMS or WCS already covers those functions. Pricing is on request. KiSoft licensing may be perpetual or SaaS, with on-premise or cloud operation depending on use.

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Mecalux Easy WES

Mecalux Easy WES is a warehouse execution system integrated into Easy WMS, designed to coordinate tasks and resources in automated warehouses and complex intralogistics environments. It synchronizes material handling equipment, robotics, and employee workflows, while prioritizing tasks and adjusting workflows as demand and operational priorities change. Picking orchestration coordinates automated, semi-automated, and manual work using current activity, demand, and inventory availability. Analytics, reporting, interactive dashboards, and configurable alerts provide operational visibility. The system can integrate new automation and robotics to support gradual expansion. Listed capabilities include real-time visibility, a mobile app, barcode scanning, cycle counting, batch picking, shipping labels, and multiple warehouses. Mecalux describes its SaaS software as cloud deployed and accessible from internet-connected devices; Easy WMS also has an on-premise option for clients requiring their own infrastructure. Easy WES is paid, but its page does not list a price or trial duration. Mecalux is based in Cornellà de Llobregat, Barcelona, Spain, and was founded in 1966.

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