AutoScheduler has launched a warehouse app builder allowing logistics teams to create custom applications using plain language prompts connected to live facility data. The tool integrates with the company's Warehouse AI Platform, utilizing a semantic layer built over six years of distribution operations to map relationships across WMS, ERP, and labor systems. Mathematical solvers interpret user requests to generate dashboards and automated tasks, bypassing traditional IT development cycles. Early adopters have reported building applications in under 15 minutes, with one deployment generating significant operational savings within two weeks. The feature is now generally available to AutoScheduler's client base.
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