The challenge
Metal racking, moving stock and roaming devices.
Warehouses are among the hardest places for WiFi: racking blocks the signal, stock levels change the RF environment and scanners must roam without dropping a session. A design made only on paper rarely survives the first shift.
What we do
Coverage that holds up across the whole floor.
Dedicated WiFi for scanners
Networks designed for barcode scanners and mobile computers, kept separate from office and guest traffic.
Surveys in real conditions
Predictive design validated on site against racking, forklift paths and loading areas.
Roaming tuning
Channel plans and roaming overlap tuned for devices on the move.
Network infrastructure
Switching, uplinks and site connectivity for warehouse and distribution sites.
Multi-site SD-WAN
Warehouses and distribution sites connected through SD-WAN, with one standard rolled out site by site.
Offices
Networks and WiFi for the offices on site.
Dock and yard WiFi
Coverage at dock doors and in outdoor yard areas.
Guest WiFi with captive portal
Visitor access through a captive portal, kept separate from operational and corporate networks.
Services involved
Typical environments
Where we work.
How we work
Documented at every step.
Assess
Design
Deploy
Operate
FAQ
Common questions
Why do our scanners drop their connection?
Usually coverage gaps, channel overlap or roaming settings. A survey shows which one before anything is replaced.
Can you survey without stopping operations?
Yes. Survey work is planned around your shifts.
Can you cover several sites?
We apply one standard and roll it out site by site.
Do you cover the offices too?
Offices are included in the same project.
Scanners dropping out?
A survey of the floor shows where coverage fails and why.