Warehouse Advantage WMS for Complex Distribution
Warehouse Advantage WMS is the Infios platform for high-volume, automated, multi-site distribution. As a certified Infios implementation partner, Everest configures it to your operation without rewriting source code.
- Config without code
- MHE & WCS
- Labor & slotting
- Multi-site
Higher sustained throughput across complex, high-volume distribution
Order and inventory accuracy that holds up under peak load
Faster, calmer peak handling for large distributors and 3PLs
How Warehouse Advantage Runs a Site
From dock to trailer, the platform directs every move, and configuration decides how each step behaves at your sites.
Receiving and Put-Away
ASNs post against the ERP, dock work is directed, and put-away follows configured storage rules.
Slotting and Replenishment
Slotting logic and min-max rules drive replenishment so forward pick faces stay stocked at peak throughput.
Wave Release
Orders release by wave, cart, or continuous flow, with labor and equipment allocated by configured priority.
Directed Execution
Pickers, conveyor, sortation, AMRs, and voice work from one instruction set orchestrated through WCS.
Pack, Load, Ship
Cartonization, packing, staging, and yard moves close the order, then confirmations flow back to ERP.
When Your Warehouse Outgrows Its System
Complex, high-throughput distribution exposes limits that simpler systems were never built to handle:
Mid-market platforms hitting a ceiling as order volume and SKU velocity climb
Rigid WMS logic forcing your teams to change proven processes to fit the software
Automation, AMRs, voice, and pick-to-light running as disconnected islands
Multi-site and regulated-industry requirements that generic configuration cannot cover
Peak seasons that expose every gap in throughput, accuracy, and labor planning
At this scale the question is not whether to upgrade, but how to do it without disrupting the operation that pays the bills.
A WMS Configured to Your Operation
Everest delivers Warehouse Advantage as a tailored fit to how your distribution centers actually run, using configuration at the business-logic level rather than custom code.
User-Driven Configuration, No Source-Code Changes
We model your rules, workflows, and exceptions in the platform's configuration layer. That is adaptable WMS no-code delivery: tailored behavior without forking the product or blocking future upgrades.
Automation and MHE Integration
We connect Warehouse Advantage to conveyor, sortation, AMRs, voice, and pick-to-light as part of the WMS build, so material handling equipment and people work from one set of instructions.
WCS Orchestration
We integrate warehouse control system orchestration so automation, robotics, and manual zones stay coordinated in real time across the flow of work on the floor.
Labor, Yard, and Slotting Modules
We stand up the labor, yard, and slotting capabilities that complex distribution depends on, tuning them to your throughput targets and facility layout.
Modeling, Simulation, and Embedded AI
We use modeling and simulation to validate designs before go-live, and configure embedded Infios AI for labor allocation and pick routing to lift throughput as volumes shift.
ERP, OMS, and TMS Integration
We integrate Warehouse Advantage with your ERP, order management, and transportation systems so inventory, orders, and fulfillment stay in sync across the enterprise.
Why Complex Distributors Choose This Platform
Warehouse Advantage, implemented well, gives high-volume operations room to grow:
Talk through your fit- Flexes to changing processes without source-code changes or costly rebuilds
- Scales pay-as-you-grow on one platform as sites, volume, and automation expand
- Real-time visibility and control across multi-site, high-throughput networks
- Automation and labor coordinated through a single system of record
- Embedded AI that sharpens labor allocation and pick routing over time
- Upgrade path preserved because tailoring lives in configuration, not custom code
What This Enables
- Higher sustained throughput across complex, high-volume distribution
- Order and inventory accuracy that holds up under peak load
- Faster, calmer peak handling for large distributors and 3PLs
- One scalable platform across multiple sites and business units
- Automation and labor working together instead of as separate silos
Lineage Depth Complex Distribution Demands
Our certified associates carry the full HighJump to Korber to Infios lineage, so we configure Warehouse Advantage to how your sites run, not to a default.
- CertifiedCertified Infios partner for Warehouse Advantage
- 50+Certified associates for multi-site rollouts
- 300+WMS go-lives since 1997 across the lineage
Frequently Asked Questions
Warehouse Advantage exposes rules, workflows, and exceptions in a configuration layer, so we tailor behavior by setting business logic rather than editing source code. That is what adaptable WMS no-code means in practice: your processes drive the system instead of the system dictating your processes. Because the tailoring lives in configuration, your platform stays upgradeable as Infios releases new versions.
Warehouse Advantage began as HighJump, then became Korber K.Motion Warehouse Advantage after Korber absorbed HighJump, and is now Infios Warehouse Advantage after Korber Supply Chain Software rebranded to Infios. The core platform and its enterprise DNA carried through each transition. Everest has worked across all three eras, so we bring continuity of knowledge rather than starting from a manual.
Scope is driven by the number of sites, the depth of automation on the floor, and the size of the integration surface to your ERP and order systems. Modeling and simulation early in the project help us de-risk the design before go-live. We scope the plan against your actual throughput and complexity rather than applying a generic estimate.
Warehouse Advantage is built for complex, high-volume distribution, deep automation, multi-site networks, and regulated industries. Warehouse Edge is the mid-market option for operations that need strong WMS capability without that level of complexity. As a vendor-neutral advisor we will tell you honestly which one fits, and we implement both.
Yes. We integrate conveyor, sortation, AMRs, voice, and pick-to-light, and we bring in warehouse control system orchestration so automation and manual work stay coordinated in real time. To be clear, we deliver these as integrations inside a Warehouse Advantage WMS implementation, not as standalone products. That keeps your material handling equipment driven by one system of record.
Everest's Infios delivery covers warehouse management plus the Infios OMS product for order orchestration. Warehouse Advantage handles execution in the building, while OMS coordinates orders across channels and fulfillment nodes upstream. For 3PLs that also need billing, the Infios e3PL product complements the WMS for contract and activity-based charging.
We run structured hypercare immediately after go-live, staying close to the operation as volumes ramp and edge cases surface. Our certified Infios associates tune configuration, labor allocation, and pick routing as your real-world patterns emerge. The goal is a stable platform that keeps improving rather than a hand-off at cutover.
Ready to Scale Your Distribution Operation
If your current system is hitting its ceiling, let us map what a Warehouse Advantage implementation would look like for your throughput, automation, and multi-site reality.
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