The loop we automate
Where to start
Wilkins is the same intelligence on every station. What changes is the cargo and the pace.
Scan labels and BOLs, measure the load, and write the warehouse receipt in your WMS.
See freight forwarders 02One photo of the label. Sensors fill dimensions and weight. The receipt writes itself.
See parcel receiving 03Photograph the paperwork. Measure the pallet. Confirm the warehouse receipt.
See pallet receiving 04Wilkins Operator captures. Wilkins Assistant matches the entities your warehouse already uses.
See Wilkins OperatorTrusted by warehouse, logistics, and freight teams
One record through receiving, put-away, inventory, picking, and shipping. It lands in the WMS, TMS, or ERP you already run.
Scan the label, measure the load, write the receipt.
Scan the cargo and the rack. Location stays on the record.
Dims, photos, and docs live on one WMS record.
The WMS says what to pull. The camera helps find it.
Identity, measure, and evidence already travel with it.
Hardware, mobile capture, and integration logic work together so receiving data is correct before downstream systems depend on it.
No rip-and-replace. Wilkins writes structured data into the WMS, TMS, and ERP freight warehouses already run — Magaya, Cargowise, TrackingPremium, and many more.
Florida freight warehouses lose days when a trained operator leaves. Wilkins learns how this warehouse names customers, agents, and routing conventions, so the next similar load is faster — and the operation does not restart from zero.
Most of our customers are freight forwarders. They receive cargo from everywhere, book it in the WMS they already run, and cannot afford a two-week training curve every time someone quits.
See the freight-forwarder workflowEvery warehouse has its own WMS, its own suite codes, its own way of naming a consignee. Wilkins learns that warehouse — then the same intelligence runs on parcels, pallets, and freight already in motion.
What Sizelabs is, who it is for, and how the products fit a receiving operation.
Sizelabs builds Wilkins, the intelligence layer for warehouse receiving. It reads labels and bills of lading, measures parcels, pallets, and freight in motion, matches the data to your WMS entities, and writes the warehouse receipt without typing.
Freight forwarders first — especially Florida warehouses receiving cargo for destinations worldwide — plus 3PLs, fulfillment centers, and carriers that need the warehouse receipt written correctly at the dock.
Wilkins Operator on the floor, Wilkins Assistant for WMS matching, plus Parcel, Pallet, Move Parcel, and Move Pallet dimensioners for cargo that sits still or is already in motion.
Yes. Wilkins connects to the WMS, TMS, and ERP the warehouse already runs — Magaya, Cargowise, TrackingPremium, Magaya Flow, and many others already in production — and writes structured records instead of plain text.
Calculators and templates warehouse teams use to size projects, compare vendors, and defend budgets — free, no email required for the tools.
See how the stack fits your dock, your package mix, and your WMS workflow.
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