Turn operational bottlenecks into a better warehouse flow
CoreConvey designs and integrates conveyors, sortation, robotics, automated packing and controls around the way your operation actually works.
Start with one process constraint or connect the complete journey from receiving to dispatch. We bring the equipment, software and project delivery together as one practical system.
Find the part of the operation that is costing you most
We do not begin with a preferred machine. We begin with the movement, task or decision that is preventing the operation from performing better.
Too much manual transport
People spend too much time walking, pushing carts or transferring goods between areas.
Sorting restricts dispatch
Manual routing creates queues, errors and a hard limit on outbound capacity.
Packing cannot keep pace
Carton selection, product placement, labelling and sealing remain heavily manual.
Picking creates excess travel
Operators spend more time reaching products than completing productive pick tasks.
Heavy handling is difficult to staff
Container unloading and palletising create repetitive lifting and recruitment pressure.
Equipment works in isolation
Machines, WMS, ERP and operational decisions are not coordinated as one process.
Technology selected around the process
Use one technology to remove a focused constraint, or combine several solution families into a complete warehouse flow.
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Move goods consistently between processes
Conveyors, accumulation and transfers designed around the product and required flow.
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Identify, route and sort automatically
Push, pop-up, swivel and cross-belt systems for different volumes and destination counts.
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Keep movement flexible as layouts change
Mobile robots for racks, totes, cartons, pallets and links between automation zones.
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Automate unloading and palletising
Vision-guided robotic handling for mixed-carton containers and finished cases.
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Turn loose items into dispatch-ready cartons
Carton selection, robotic packing, labelling and sealing within one automated process.
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High-destination sorting in less space
A modular route for operations that need granular parcel sorting without a large sorter footprint.
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A conveyor can move a carton. A scanner can identify it. A robot can pick or pack it. A sorter can route it. The value comes when every stage works as part of one coordinated process.
CoreConvey combines physical automation with PLC control, WCS logic and interfaces to your warehouse systems, so equipment receives the right instructions and returns useful operational information.
Understand WMS and WCS responsibilities
Vision-guided robotics
Take repetitive lifting out of unloading and palletising
SmartPick brings intelligent robot handling into two demanding areas: mixed-carton container unloading and end-of-line palletising.
Industrial robots, 3D vision and adaptable picking logic analyse the actual load rather than relying on one fixed carton pattern.
Intelligent packaging
From loose products to dispatch-ready cartons
SmartPack AI connects box selection, product recognition, robotic packing, labelling and sealing within one automated workflow.
The system uses 3D vision to evaluate the items being packed, select a suitable carton and coordinate the robot before the completed box moves into the next process.
Compact parcel sortation
Granular parcel sorting without a traditional sorter footprint
CoreCompact provides a modular route for parcel, returns and fulfilment operations that need many destinations inside a restricted area.
An integrator focused on the complete operating result
The goal is not to install the most equipment. It is to build the right level of automation around the constraint, available space and future plan.
Built around your operation
Volumes, products, peaks, exceptions and layout shape the concept before equipment is selected.
Equipment and software together
Conveyors, scanners, robots, sorters, controls and data are developed as one connected process.
Modular or turnkey
Start with one defined bottleneck or coordinate a complete receiving-to-dispatch project.
Support beyond installation
Testing, commissioning, training, troubleshooting and future expansion remain part of the project thinking.
Automation for the environments where flow matters
Different industries share many of the same physical constraints, but the order profile, traceability, peak pattern and handling requirements change the answer.
Fulfilment and 3PL
Picking, packing, order consolidation, carrier sortation and peak-period capacity.
Warehousing and distribution
Carton, tote and pallet movement through storage, processing and outbound preparation.
Manufacturing logistics
Line feeding, product movement, automated packing, palletising and finished-goods handling.
Start small where it makes sense. Connect the complete flow where it pays.
A successful automation strategy does not have to begin with a large building-wide project. The first step should match the constraint, operational appetite and expansion plan.
Remove one clear constraint
Use a defined automation module to create an immediate operational improvement and a route for later expansion.
Coordinate several processes together
Combine equipment, robotics, controls, integration and installation within one connected project scope.
How the project moves forward
Clear inputs, realistic engineering and early agreement on controls and integration reduce uncertainty later in the project.
Understand
Volumes, products, layout, labour, peaks and bottlenecks.
Develop
Compare technologies and design the physical workflow.
Engineer
Define equipment, controls, safety and interfaces.
Deliver
Install, integrate, test, commission and train.
Support
Maintain, troubleshoot, optimise and expand.
Parcel sortation built into a live distribution flow
This installed swivel-wheel sorter demonstrates how conveyor infeed, parcel identification, controlled diversion and multiple outbound lanes can be developed as one practical system.
Useful tools before the project begins
Explore likely payback, compare parcel-sorter technologies and clarify how warehouse software should interact with physical automation.
Warehouse Automation ROI Calculator
Estimate labour savings, annual benefit, payback and five-year return using figures from your operation.
Calculate your ROIParcel Sorter Selector
Compare push, pop-up, swivel and cross-belt sorter technologies against your initial requirements.
Use the sorter selectorWMS vs WCS Guide
Understand where warehouse management ends and live equipment routing and coordination begin.
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Tell us where your warehouse is getting stuck
Send us the process, product profile, volume and constraint. We will help identify what is worth automating, which technologies fit and where the strongest first improvement may come from.
