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Forte: Agent Framework for warehouse execution software



With the industry’s most respected methodology combined with advanced, cost-effective warehouse execution software, FORTE designs, engineers, implements and supports distribution operations that make many of the world’s fastest growing companies tick.
6037 Commerce Court
Mason, Ohio, 45040
United States
1 (513) 398-2800  1 (800) 796-5566  1 (513) 398-2837 
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Forte Company Profile

Fine-tune warehouse controls, reduce software costs

FORTE's warehouse execution software (WES) is built upon its Agent Framework, where programming code addresses specific functions instead of a wide range of activities. Warehouse management software traditionally offers a full range of functionality that the vendor or customer can turn off or on to meet operational requirements within a distribution center. The underlying programming code for all functions is integrated and must be maintained - whether or not the customer uses it. The Agent Framework WES bridges gaps between a full-feature warehouse management system (WMS) and the warehouse control software (WCS) that communicates with programmable logic controllers (PLCs) directing material handling equipment, such as conveyors and sorters. The solution serves as a critical bridge between people and automation, and between legacy systems and new hardware.

FORTE’s warehouse execution software (WES) is built upon its Agent Framework, where programming code addresses specific functions instead of a wide range of activities.

Warehouse management software traditionally offers a full range of functionality that the vendor or customer can turn off or on to meet operational requirements within a distribution center. The underlying programming code for all functions is integrated and must be maintained - whether or not the customer uses it.

The Agent Framework WES bridges gaps between a full-feature warehouse management system (WMS) and the warehouse control software (WCS) that communicates with programmable logic controllers (PLCs) directing material handling equipment, such as conveyors and sorters. The solution serves as a critical bridge between people and automation, and between legacy systems and new hardware.

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