VersaTile is built to drop into existing operations — not to replace them. A standard API, no groundworks and a modular footprint mean it integrates with the systems and the building you already run, and goes live in days rather than months. We've extended this to our API as well - keeping it as simple as we can.
VersaTile connects to your WMS, WCS or host system over a single, documented API. There's no bespoke middleware to build and a simple protocol to learn. It sits alongside the estate you already run rather than reaching into it, so integration stays a small, predictable piece of work that can be worked into your existing roadmap.
Matrix and Grid share the same API, so one integration covers every VersaTile system you ever deploy.
Start standalone and add it in front of an ASRS later, or the reverse — the deployment model isn't fixed at purchase.
Used as a cache or presentation layer, it lifts the performance of automation you've already invested in.
VersaTile runs standalone or layers over existing automation — ASRS, AutoStore, LiBiao and others. Deployed as a cache or presentation layer in front of an existing system, it decouples retrieval from picking and lifts the performance of the automation you've already invested in, without ripping it out.
No civil works, no foundations, no building modifications. The modular field installs into the space you have and scales as you need it. Most operations are running within days of hardware arrival, with minimal disruption to live processes.
Tiles sit on the floor you already have — around columns, into odd corners, alongside live operations.
The system is designed to be operated by existing teams with minimal training, and to grow by extending the tiled field rather than re-engineering the installation. Low operational overhead, and a clear path to add capacity when demand calls for it.
Designed for the people already on your floor — no specialist operators, no lengthy onboarding programme.
Grow capacity by adding tiles to the field. No re-engineering, no new installation project — just more tiles.
A light maintenance burden and a self-healing field mean the team spends its time on the operation, not on the automation.