Import your layout from Excel, drag and drop it into shape, then watch WiFi coverage, scan activity and live picking play out on the same floorplan - not a static drawing that's out of date the day it's printed.
Not a fourth module to buy. The Digital Twin is the shared floorplan behind CT Network's coverage heatmaps and CT Operations' activity views - set up once, used by both.
Most warehouses have a layout drawing somewhere - in a drawer, on a wall, or as a PDF nobody's opened in months. It shows where the racking is. It says nothing about where coverage is weak right now, or where your pickers actually are.
No CAD software, no consultant on-site, no waiting weeks for a drawing to be finalized.
Import your existing location list from Excel to lay out the floorplan automatically, then drag and drop to fine-tune it - move locations, draw aisles, and mark pick-start points exactly where they are on your floor.
Switch between a WiFi signal-strength overlay and a scan-count overlay to spot dead zones, or find out exactly where scanning activity is concentrated, bay by bay.
Pick a period - the last hour, day, week, or a custom range - to see what coverage or activity looked like yesterday. During a live shift, a location lights up the instant a scan happens there.
This is the actual Digital Twin view from the portal - the controls below are all live, not illustrative.
The WiFi and Scanning overlays toggle independently, each with its own colour-coded strength scale. The period selector - 1H, 4H, 1D, 1W, 1M, or a custom range - replays exactly what the floor looked like during that window, and a Refresh toggle keeps it live when you want the current picture instead.
An interactive, to-scale floorplan of your actual warehouse - zones, aisles, racking and pick-start points - overlaid with live data instead of being a static drawing. The same floorplan can show a WiFi signal-strength heatmap, a scan-activity heatmap, or live pick activity as it happens.
No. Start with an Excel import of your existing location list to lay out the floorplan automatically, then fine-tune it with drag and drop - move locations, draw aisles, and place pick-start points exactly where they are on the floor. No CAD software, no waiting on a consultant.
Yes. Pick a period - the last hour, day, week, or a custom range - and the floorplan replays what coverage or scanning activity looked like during that window, not just right now.
No. It's the shared visual layer behind CT Network's coverage heatmaps and CT Operations' activity views, rather than a fourth standalone module. The floorplan itself is set up on a Time & Material basis alongside whichever module you're using it with.
