AutoScheduler.AI, a leading AI-based Decision Agent that unifies and automates warehouse decision-making announces the launch of its Warehouse Decision Agent, the first AI-powered coordination assistant designed specifically for warehouses. Beginning October 7, the Agent is available free to anyone in warehousing and supply chain operations.
The Warehouse Decision Agent acts as an AI sidekick for daily coordination. Operators can upload schedules, instantly receive optimized plans, identify risks, run scenarios, and generate ready-to-use update-all in minutes. Whether drafting emails to carriers, prepping a shift change, or creating a performance report, the Agent takes care of the busywork so coordinators can stay focused on keeping operations moving.
“Warehouse operators know that labor is short, trailers are piling up at the gate, priority orders show up at the last minute, and they’re left juggling a dozen problems before lunch,” says Keith Moore, CEO of AutoScheduler.AI. “WMS, TMS, and ERP systems help keep things organized, but they weren’t designed for the chaos we’re experiencing now. These systems follow instructions, but they don’t improvise when things go wrong. This is where the Warehouse Decision Agent steps in. Our Warehouse Decision Agent is real, it’s live today, and it’s available free to use. If you’re in a warehouse and tired of wasting hours on busywork, you can start using it right now and get back time in your day.”
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While the Agent is designed for warehouse operators, its impact extends to the broader supply chain management teams who rely on it. By equipping operators with the warehouse decision agent, AutoScheduler not only helps reduce the time spent on repetitive tasks but also empowers supply chain leaders to enable their teams to do more with less, leveraging innovation to improve performance, resilience, and overall decision-making across the network. Less time is wasted on repetitive tasks, and more time is available for higher-value decisions.
“By handling the constant stream of small decisions, the warehouse agent frees people to focus on strategy, coaching, and customers,” adds Moore.
Organizations deploying the Warehouse Decision Agent have documented the following numbers:
- 35%+ increases in throughput
- 8–12% labor productivity gains
- Double-digit improvements in service levels
- Significant reductions in short-ships, planning time, and detention costs
Once the Agent can effectively converse on “what to do,” the next step is to explain the “why” – including cuts, dock scheduling challenges, bottlenecks, capacity constraints, door compliance, and labor imbalances. It won’t just suggest actions – it will explain the reasoning in context, making the schedule a conversation instead of just a plan.
SOURCE: GlobeNewswire