Prime Execution System vs SRT WES

Prime Execution System (PES) is a warehouse execution system that directs pallets, racks, and devices in real time. It assigns tasks across stations and executes orders through to the fulfillment outcome. Four integrated layers make up PES: Prime Management Console, Robot Control System, Floor Manager, and Workstation Platform. It integrates natively with WMS, ERP, OMS, MES, and PLC systems without middleware, and can connect Prime and third-party devices by API or direct PLC control. Its Workflow Manager provides no-code, object-based workflow composition, scheduling, and cross-workflow throttling. PES can direct forklifts and AMRs to replenish stations before pick faces run dry, and sequence pallets for dispatch by dock door and departure time. Floor Manager shows robot, station, and battery states, alerts, controls, and daily reports. The workstation layer supports 18 station types with manned or unmanned configurations. PES is paid, with pricing on request, and a free trial is available. The software-license plan lists a one-time license fee and includes three years of 24/7 remote support, warranty, and onsite maintenance.

SRT WES brings warehouse oversight and real-time control of work and automation into one system. It tracks inventory, manages orders, plans workloads, and directs equipment such as robots and conveyors. The system assigns and prioritizes tasks dynamically, releasing work according to order readiness and operating conditions. It coordinates automated equipment and manual processes in a shared workflow, monitors subsystems, and balances workloads to help prevent bottlenecks. Live dashboards and reports show measures such as throughput and robot utilization, with automated alerts for issues. Named native integrations include Fanuc and KUKA robotic arms, Ferretto vertical storage systems, and Tusk Robotics mobile robots. SRT connects to ERP, WMS, and host systems through standard APIs and integration patterns. Each deployment is configured for its facility, throughput targets, and existing processes; customers can adopt modules individually or as a full lifecycle solution. Streamline-It handles installation, WMS integration, and staff training, then provides ongoing support, parts, and preventive maintenance. The maker describes its work across distribution, e-commerce, manufacturing, cold chain, third-party logistics, and other warehouse operations. Pricing is available on request.