A material handling systems integrator — storage, AMRs, robotics, and the warehouse execution software that runs them.
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Storage, robots, conveyors, and sortation — automated material handling systems we design, integrate, and support as your material handling systems integrator.
Rotating shelving that delivers stored items directly to the operator—eliminating walk time, cutting pick errors, and accelerating batch-picking throughput.
Rotating vertical trays that deliver stored items to a single ergonomic access point—reclaiming floor space, improving safety, and speeding accurate retrieval.
Automated tray-based storage that dynamically assigns locations by item height—maximizing vertical space and delivering fast, precise, ergonomic picking.
Sensor- and LIDAR-guided robots that navigate your facility without fixed infrastructure—automating transport, reducing labor, and adapting in real time to layout changes.
Light-directed technology that guides operators to the correct location and quantity—increasing accuracy and speed in fast-paced fulfillment and production environments.
Automated storage and retrieval that brings control, accuracy, and efficiency to heavy pallet handling—automating every pallet move with precision.
Purpose-built automated storage and retrieval for totes, cartons, and trays—accelerate picking, optimize space, and scale with total operational flexibility.
Smart, scalable pallet automation built for speed—autonomous shuttles that move across multiple levels and aisles for high-density, high-throughput storage and retrieval.
Grid-based, modular automated storage that maximizes density and efficiency by optimizing both vertical and horizontal space.
Automated conveyor systems that streamline material flow, reduce manual handling, and increase throughput across your facility.
Automated sortation systems route items to the correct destination—whether a packing station, shipping zone, production area, or storage location—for fast, accurate order processing.
Automate packaging, labeling, and palletizing for consistent, high-output performance at the last step before delivery.
The equipment
Streamline-It is a warehouse automation integrator: we design, engineer, and install the equipment layer of your operation — AS/RS, vertical storage systems, AMRs, conveyors, and sortation — and stay accountable for it after go-live. Automation projects rarely fail because a machine underperforms. They fail because three vendors each own a piece and nobody owns the handoff between them. Trusted by manufacturers, 3PLs, aerospace, healthcare, and e-commerce across North America.
Free consultation. No commitment. Just engineers who know your operation.
The controls
Automation controls are the layer between your equipment and your software: PLC programming and integration, HMI screens and operator stations, safety circuits, and the network architecture that ties the machines together. A conveyor, a shuttle, and an AMR from three different manufacturers do not speak the same language until someone makes them. We engineer that layer, which is how mixed-vendor equipment ends up reporting into one architecture instead of five.
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The software
With the equipment wired as one system, SRT runs it. SRT is our warehouse software platform: it combines warehouse management (WMS), execution (WES), and control (WCS) in one system, so storage, robots, and conveyors all take orders from a single source of truth instead of a dozen disconnected screens. You get live visibility into inventory, throughput, and order status by zone and by machine, which is what it takes to catch a bottleneck before it costs you and to prove ROI on the investment.
Explore the platformCompanies of all sizes trust Streamline-It to automate their warehouse operations.
The bottleneck isn’t the equipment. It’s the gap between the equipment.
SRT orchestrates the full warehouse operations lifecycle — receiving, stocking, replenishment, picking, packing, shipping, and returns. One accountable team. One integrated stack across hardware, software, and your existing ERP.
Industries
From aerospace to grocery, our engineering teams deliver tailored automation for the verticals where uptime, precision, and throughput matter most.
A material handling systems integrator designs, engineers, installs, and supports the storage, conveyance, robotics, and software that move product through a facility — as one working system rather than separate pieces from separate vendors. Streamline-It is a material handling systems integrator and warehouse automation integrator: we specify the AS/RS, vertical storage, AMRs, conveyors, and sortation, write the controls that tie them together, and stay accountable for the result after go-live.
A warehouse control system (WCS) talks to the machines — it issues real-time commands to conveyors, sorters, storage units, and robots at the equipment level. A warehouse execution system (WES) sits above that, deciding what work should happen and when, balancing tasks across people and automation. Streamline-It’s SRT platform provides both, along with warehouse management (WMS), so automated material handling runs from one source of truth instead of three disconnected systems.
SRT is an integrated stack spanning hardware, software, and controls — warehouse execution and control systems, robotics and conveyance, plus the modules that run receiving, stocking, replenishment, picking, packing, shipping, and returns under one accountable team.
Every deployment is configured to your facility, throughput targets, and existing processes. Modules can be adopted individually or as a full lifecycle solution, and the platform integrates with your current ERP and material-handling equipment.
SRT connects to your ERP, WMS, and host systems through standard APIs and proven integration patterns, so orders, inventory, and fulfillment status stay in sync without ripping out what already works.
We model ROI up front against your labor, throughput, accuracy, and space utilization. Most operations see measurable gains in pick rates and order accuracy while reducing dependence on hard-to-fill labor — and we share the assumptions so you can validate them.
Timelines depend on scope, from a single module to a full facility rollout. We phase deployments to minimize disruption and keep your operation running, with clear milestones agreed before work begins.
You get ongoing support, parts, and preventive maintenance from the same accountable team that designed and installed the system — so there’s no finger-pointing between hardware, software, and controls vendors.
We support distribution, e-commerce, manufacturing, cold chain, third-party logistics, and more. If your operation moves product through a warehouse, we can help you streamline it.
