Run your whole warehouse from one WMS web portal
See the floor live, plan deliveries, simulate a decision before you make it, then act. All from one browser window.
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Operations Live
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Real-time dashboards
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and honest AI coaching, built in
Bitlog WMS web portal - the control room for your warehouse
A browser-based management layer where warehouse managers monitor the floor in real time, plan and prioritize work, set up the system, and act on what's happening right now.
Your pickers work in the Bitlog mobile app on the floor. The web portal is where you run the day: your desk, your dashboard, your settings, in one place.
From the web portal, you can
💚 Simulate the effect of a decision before you commit to it
💚 Add users and change permissions without a support ticket
💚 Track performance across teams, items, and orders
💚 Configure ERP, e-commerce, and automation integrations
💚 Plan deliveries and let Autopilot prioritize the work
Operations Live: your real-time control room
Operations Live gives you a live, minute-by-minute picture of the floor, next to a dashboard you build for how you actually work.
Floor Balance
A live overview of the whole operation, measured against an intelligent history baseline that learns your pattern. E-commerce Monday peaks or flatter B2B flows, the comparison actually means something either way.
Learn moreShipment goals with trends
Set the day's targets and follow progress as it happens, with the balance between order lines and proposals adjusting automatically.
Learn moreStall detection
Problem trolleys and stalled work are flagged for you, so a bottleneck in picking or packing gets attention before it costs you the cut-off.
Learn moreLive widgets
Pick rate, delivery output, packers, and ongoing picking, each with statistics per day, per proposal, or per line.
Learn moreYour setup follows you
Dashboard and Operations Live layouts are saved centrally, so your widgets come with you across browsers and computers. And the view fits everything from a laptop to a wall monitor on the floor.
Learn moreAsk Claude for deeper insights
Need a deeper read on what the numbers are telling you? Ask Claude, right inside Operations Live, for a plain-language answer on the state of the floor.
Learn moreAutopilot plans the day. The portal is where you steer it.
Most warehouses set the day's priorities by hand, then react all afternoon. Bitlog doesn't work that way.
Autopilot's deterministic engine re-optimizes the open-order backlog every few minutes, weighing incoming orders, stock levels, purchase orders, and delivery schedules together. The portal is where that plan becomes visible and actionable. You watch it unfold in Operations Live and step in only where judgment is needed.
Priorities update live as orders, stock, and deliveries change
Restocking tasks appear before stock runs low, not after
Shipments consolidate and deliveries build around each customer's needs, automatically
You reprioritize, hold, or reassign the exceptions Autopilot surfaces
“Before, someone had to walk the warehouse with pen and paper to check what needed restocking. Now the tasks are assigned automatically, and we restock everything we'll pick in the coming days in 30 minutes.”
Every item, and what to do about it
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Expiry risk, flagged automatically. Batches with best-before dates that won't sell in time are surfaced for you, so you can act before stock turns into waste.
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Item Setup Advisor. Reviews how an item is configured and suggests concrete improvements to its setup.
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Supply and demand simulation. A forward-looking view of supply against demand, including a simulation of how your change would move the balance, before you commit to it.
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The whole picture at a glance. Statistics sparklines for an instant feel of how an item is moving, availability figures that reflect what you can actually promise, clear barcodes with unit-of-measure support, and one-click export of stock transactions, delivery planning, and stock control to Excel or text.
Delivery planning, one consistent way of working
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Manual distribution. Distribute against order lines or toward assembly orders, see order dates directly in the list, sort the way you work, and follow a forward-looking delivery plan that shows the effect over time.
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Booking orders. The same planning logic and information depth as manual distribution, because they're part of the same flow.
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Delivery groups. Rich, customizable list views, with quick access to settings for anyone with the right permissions.
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Container overview. Containers line up with reservation logic and show what's sold on each line. A detail our customers asked for by name.
See your whole warehouse, in a heat map and in 3D
The warehouse map is wired into Bitlog's picking route logic. A heat map shows where activity is concentrated across the floor, popovers give you the quick facts on any location, and a 3D mode lets you simulate a pick and follow the route through the warehouse in three dimensions.
Team Performance with AI coaching
On top of that, Bitlog runs a nightly, Claude-written analysis of team performance and turns it into coaching suggestions you can act on. You set the context so the analysis reflects how your operation actually runs.
It's anonymized by design. Names never leave Bitlog. And to be clear about what's doing what: the AI assists and coaches. Your operations run on Bitlog's proven optimization engine.
Parcello, your in-app expert
Every page in the Web Portal has a built-in assistant. Ask it how something works, or what a field on the screen does. It answers from Bitlog's own documentation, in your portal language, and shows you the sources it used. It knows your setup, so it explains your features as yours and tells you when something is an add-on.
Nothing sensitive leaves Bitlog. Only your question and Bitlog's documentation go to the assistant, never live warehouse data, and never personal or GDPR-sensitive information. When it doesn't know, it says so and points you to Bitlog Support. Access follows each user's permissions.
Know the numbers before you commit to them
The Web Portal shows you how the warehouse, teams, and items are performing right now. Not this morning. Not after the daily export. Now. Pull reports straight from Bitlog or push the data to your existing BI system.
More useful than a rear-view report: you can model a decision before you make it. Simulate supply against demand, see expiry risk before stock becomes waste, and check the delivery plan's effect over time. Fewer costly surprises, more decisions made on evidence.
Common questions
Yes. Bitlog WMS is cloud-native on Microsoft Azure. There's nothing to install. You log in from any browser, on any device, and updates are applied automatically.
Mainly warehouse managers and logistics leads. It's the management layer of Bitlog WMS. Pickers and floor staff use the Bitlog mobile app on iOS or Android.
Picking tasks and priorities, delivery planning, user accounts and permissions, integrations with ERP, e-commerce, and automation hardware (AutoStore, conveyors, warehouse lifts), and real-time performance reporting.
Yes, in a specific and honest way. AI writes anonymized coaching insights from your team's performance, and an Ask Claude assistant inside Operations Live answers plain-language questions about the floor. The AI assists and coaches. Your operations run on Bitlog's proven, deterministic optimization engine, not on AI.
Yes. It's built around how warehouse teams actually work, with a clean, consistent interface people pick up quickly. There's nothing to install, you just log in from any browser. And because the portal and the Bitlog mobile app share the same interface logic, anyone who knows one finds the other familiar.
Continuously. New features ship throughout the year at no extra cost, the same release for every customer. You'll see a notification in the portal when a new version is live.