Discover TREW’s intelligent solutions for material handling, warehouse automation, order fulfillment, conveyor systems, robotics, WES, and WCS software. AIP completes acquisition of Intelligrated and Transnorm, now under common ownership with Trew. Click here to learn more. Automated Material Handling Solutions Uncommonly Smart Solutions To Help Our Clients Thrive Who is Trew? You might already know us, we’ve delivered thousands of automation solutions across retail, warehouse, distribution, manufacturing, parcel, and ecommerce. Our people and partners bring deep experience and a track record of helping operations run smarter, adapt faster, and reach their highest lifetime value. What is Trew? We’re a U.S.-based manufacturer and integrator of automated material handling systems and the software that powers them. We design, build, install, and support solutions that help businesses thrive. As consultants and solution providers, we listen first, share what we know, and tailor every solution to your business. CLICK HERE TO SEE MORE Breakfast Ideas Read More Why Trew? Because innovation happens through collaboration and great technology. We ask our team to be extraordinary, do the right thing (even when no one’s watching), work fearlessly, and own the outcome so you and Trew win together. Passion everyday Win together Do what is right and Trew

Web-enabled CHAMP WCS puts real-time warehouse control in your hands - empowering operators and maintenance with mobile automation visibility. HOME SOFTWARE CHAMP™ CHAMP™ Warehouse Control System (WCS) A Warehouse Control System (WCS) provides real-time control and routing of cartons and totes across conveyor and sortation equipment. It executes decisions at the machine level by directing product flow, managing merges and diverts, and optimizing the movement of goods to maximize throughput. A WCS acts as the connection point between higher-level business systems (like WMS or ERP) and the material handling equipment (MHE) on the floor. It receives information from the host system, interprets it, and sends actionable instructions to the programmable logic controllers (PLCs) that control the equipment. If you need to manage what's inside the carton or coordinate labor, inventory, and system-wide fulfillment strategies, then it is best to consider a WES . PLC CHAMP WCS HOST PLC PLC Benefits of CHAMP WCS With 20 years of experience integrating 3rd-party OEM equipment , CHAMP WCS simplifies control system architecture by communicating directly with host systems, system I/O, and PLCs, reducing interface points of failure and streamlining data handling. By connecting to host software and common warehouse devices like PLCs, scanners, scales, and printers, CHAMP gives operations and maintenance teams full control and visibility through a web-enabled mobile interface. Trew’s CHAMP WCS connects warehouse software and business systems to the automation layer through a high-performance communications broker and real-time carton tracking system. CHAMP's flexible architecture supports: Wave processing Batch or real-time barcode lookups Store-to-door and route stop sortation Carton/container tracking Pack-and-pass workflows High-speed merging and sortation Print-and-apply integration Conveyor flow control & routing instructions Robotic cell control WCS-SUPPORTED PROCESSES Finding the Right Fit No two warehouses are the same. That’s why Trew provides a warehouse control system (WCS) tailored to support your specific operation. Our WCS enables: Reliable communications via TCP/IP or FTP over Ethernet Real-time system status with graphical views and alarm notifications System-wide statistics and performance diagnostics Detailed I/O diagnostics and debugging tools Historical reporting for trend analysis and continuous improvement   Whether you’re working with an existing facility or starting from scratch, WCS can deliver intelligent routing and lane assignments, divert confirmations, accurate system forecast counts, and production wave plans. Explore More about Trew’s Software & Solutions SmartMoves-WX® WES PLC Controls OEM Equipment Ignition HMI

Optimize warehouse flow with MDR, belt, roller, and transfer conveyor systems - seamlessly integrated with controls, sortation, and SmartMoves WES. HOME SOLUTIONS CONVEYOR SYSTEMS Conveyor Systems The best conveyance systems are the ones you don’t have to think about. They show up every day and do their job as the lifeblood of product movement in your distribution and fulfillment facility. They handle what you need them to handle reliably and efficiently, and you can be confident products get where they need to be. Benefit of Conveyor Systems The right design for a manufacturing, distribution, or warehousing facility can save millions over its lifetime. Conveyors are one of the technologies that make that possible. Whether you're handling cases, totes, polybags, jiffys, or parcels, conveyors move products through a facility at rates and capacities that outpace manual efforts and even automated alternatives like AMRs. Each system should be designed with the right mix of transportation, accumulation, and flexibility to fit your business. Types of Conveyor Systems High-Speed Merge & Inductions High-Speed Merge & Inductions are a combination of belt and v-belt live roller conveyors designed to run reliably at high-speeds with minimal maintenance. Combined with intelligent controls they balance building and product flow to create a high-density single stream of products for downstream operations or sortation.  Hig h Sp eed Belt Slug Release Merge Zipper/Combiner Merge Sawtooth Merge High-Speed Belt Transportation Slug Belts Break Meter Belts Gap Optimizer V-Belt Live Roller - High Speed Junctions & Alignment Dependable, easy to maintain high-speed live roller curves, junctions, spurs, and skews for the highest capacity systems in the market, performing at levels well beyond what traditional motor driven roller design are capable of.  Designs focus on quality of product handling using true tapered curves and tight roller centers, ease of maintenance with inventive V-belt pressure and tensioning devices.  Curves Junctions Spurs Skews Narrow Belt Live Roller - High-Capacity Accumulation/Transportation AC powered Narrow Belt Accumulation conveyor provides zero pressure accumulation for buffering containers, balancing workflow between processes, or building up queues for merger and sortation systems. Design Incorporates intelligent zone control and features to provide high-capacity smooth flow with a wide mix of product sizes and weights.  Narrow Belt Accumulation (NBA) Narrow Belt Transportation (NBT) Motor Driven Roller - Modular 24V System Motorized Driven Roller conveyor is used for transportation and zero contact accumulation applications with human or robotic interactions or when low voltage (24V), quiet operations, energy efficiency, quick installation or flexible layouts are needed. Design focuses on reliability, versatility with a wide range of module types, easy configuration and installation of factory pre-wired conveyor sections, and flexibility through the combination of on-conveyor and system level controls. Inclines / Declines Intermediates / Curves Belted Zones Merge Beds Pick and Passes Diverts Transfers Gates Skews Spirals (Accumulating) Spurs / Spur Curves Belt Conveyor Belt conveyor is one of the most frequently used conveyors and is very effective for moving cartons, totes, polybags, jiffys and parcels over long distances. Belt and Empty Corrugated (ECC) Conveyor’s modular design incorporates features to maximum the length of conveyor per drive, maximize energy efficiency, reduce catch points, reduce spare parts, provide ease of maintenance features and quiet worry-free operation.  Belt-On-Roller/Slider Inclines/Declines Waterfalls Empty Corrugated Conveyor (ECC) MoveIT-Max™ - Modular & Quick To Install Conveyor Systems MoveIT-Max™ is a quick to install, quick to re-configure, mobile modular transportation conveyor line that can expand the operational readiness and functionality of a given system. Based on Trew’s popular Series 1500 Motorized Roller, MoveIT-Max™ adds special built-in factory features that simplify and speed installation while providing flexible system layouts. Wheeled leg supports for mobility Quick section connects allow for rapid assemble, disassemble, and re-assemble 24VDC motors provide quiet reliable operation Electrically pre-wired and connectorized for easy installation Intermediates 45º and 90º Curves S-Curves Personnel Gates Left and Right Hand Skews Triple Threat Skew Herringbone Mega-Herringbone Incline Chute Print and Apply Labeling Order start or finishing systems, such as print-and-apply labeling, packaging automation, variable carton sizing, and value-added services, use equipment like automatic lidders, carton erectors, and document inserters. MDR conveyor ensures precise carton control throughout the process, maintaining seamless communication between packaging equipment, scanners, scales, and labeling systems. The result: accurate carton sizing, precise label placement, and maximized savings on shipping costs. Print-and-Apply Labeling Packaging Automation Variable Carton Sizing Automatic Lidders Carton Erectors Document Inserters Taper / Pack Out Learn More About Conveyor Systems Sortation Systems Case Studies 3D Interactive Warehouse

Explore Goods-to-Person systems that boost pick speed, accuracy, and storage efficiency using AMRs, shuttles, robotic arms, and SmartMoves WES. HOME SOLUTIONS GOODS-TO-PERSON Goods-to-Person Goods-to-Person (G2P) systems, also known as Goods-to-Operator (GTO), bring inventory directly to the pick operator, eliminating unnecessary walking and significantly improving picking speed, accuracy, and storage space utilization. G2P solutions can include technologies like shuttle or miniload-fed automatic pick stations, Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMR), and robotic arms. Operator-to-goods Benefits of Goods-to-Person Systems: Reduce travel time Improve pick accuracy Maximize storage density Enhance labor efficiency Goods-to-operator Types of Goods-to-Person Automation There are four unique categories of G2P automation - module-based, aisle-based, cube-based, and corral-based. Each has their own strengths within fulfillment operations. The Solutions Development process defines the best fit. Module-Based G2P Best for: Low-velocity SKUs, brownfield retrofits, kitting, and mid-sized warehouses. Robots access inventory and deliver it directly to pick stations within a self-contained subsystem. Multiple modules can be connected via conveyor to pass the orders to the modules where the SKU resides - Combined with intelligent software to optimize picking, offering unparalleled accuracy, efficiency, and scalability. The result = a precise, fast, and adaptable solution for growing businesses. Aisle-Based G2P Best for: High-volume fulfillment centers with large SKU populations. Designed for high-volume ecommerce and retail fulfillment, these multi-aisle shuttle systems use lifts and conveyors to deliver totes, cartons, or trays directly to workstations with speed and precision. The approach supports the widest range of SKUs, heavy totes and cartons, and can accommodate single, double, or quad-deep storage to maximize density. With very high mechanical throughput rates this solution offers dense, flexible storage for operations that need performance at scale. Cube-Based G2P Best for: Operations with moderate to high order volumes, moderate SKU populations with smaller products, and dense storage needs. Robots retrieve stacked bins from a grid system and deliver them to ports around the perimeter. Each robot has access to every SKU and pick station. Compact, scalable, and well-suited for small-item or multi-SKU bin applications. Corral-Based G2P Best for: Flexible, scalable operations with growing SKU counts. Robots retrieve bins from shallow-depth racking and deliver them to decoupled manual or automated workstations. Capable of shelf or tote-to-person as well as unit, full case, or pallet level movement. Highly configurable with minimal infrastructure and strong redundancy. Finding the Right Fit Every warehouse is different. At Trew, we help you choose the G2P technology that best fits your: Order volume SKU variety and velocity Available space Fulfillment goals Whether you’re working with an existing facility or starting from scratch, G2P systems can deliver faster picking, better accuracy, and smarter use of space. Learn More About Goods-to-Person Picking Goods-to-Person Solutions The Order Picking Challenge Storage & Retrieval (ASRS) Robotics

From solution design to 24/7 support, TREW delivers expert material handling services, field support, parts, training, field support, and warehouse system optimization. Support Resident Maintenance 24x7x365 Technical Support Training Assessments Mods & Upgrades Field Service Support HOME SERVICES CX Customer Experience (CX) Services Great experiences are shared. That’s why our Customer Experience Team is here to ensure your material handling investments are backed by best-in-class services. Our in house team provides 24x7 technical support, spare parts, training, system assessments, field service, resident maintenance, and can even do system modifications and upgrades. Our goal? To help you reach your operational targets and maximize your system’s lifetime value. SUPPORT Resident Maintenance Resident Maintenance Finding, training, and retaining skilled technicians for automation is a challenge for operations. Our team can help with staffing, assessments, and operational support to allow you to focus on your core business while we focus on automation. Our resident maintenance services can support you during regular business hours to ensure operational efficiency, take care of OEM-recommended preventative maintenance and spare parts, and provide expert OEM support if a problem occurs. Additionally, our Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) is a software designed to help companies manage maintenance operations, assets, inventory, and additional information to allow your technicians to focus on their responsibilities and ensure tasks are effectively managed. Technical Support If your system happens to experience an outage, quick access to knowledgeable, trained support engineers to get your system back to full operations is critical. Our in-house 24x7 technical support team is just a phone call, email, online form submission, or a chat away. Support is available in two tiers: Basic for operations needing support Monday thru Friday 8AM-5PM Eastern or Total for 24x7 availability. With a technical support contract, you will have access to the Customer Experience (CX) Portal. The CX Portal allows you to access your Company’s open cases, subscribe to ongoing cases, view work orders, dashboards, and more. It also includes Knowledge Base articles for our most frequently asked support questions. Click Here 24x7x365 Technical Support Parts Click Here The easiest way to avoid unplanned downtime is to have the right parts on hand before you need them. Not sure how many parts or how much to stock? Our dedicated parts specialist can help you develop a recommended spare parts list before your system goes live. Already have a system? If you know what you need, visit Trew’s Part Store for faster, more convenient parts ordering. Not sure what you need? Our experts are ready to help assist with part identification, quotes, and obsolescence assistance. Just give us a call. Training Learning how to safely operate, maintain and troubleshoot your material handling system is as important for your success as getting orders out the door. We provide a combination of classroom and hands on training prior to system turnover, as well as refresher courses to keep your staffs’ skills fresh. Each course is customized to your systems’ content and is taught by experienced material handling technicians. Training Assessments Assessments As systems age and experience normal wear and tear, its sometimes difficult to operate them reliably and with a predictable budget. Regular assessments are valuable resource planning and downtime avoidance tools. Our experienced assessors provide a thorough examination of all critical components in your system, delivering a preliminary finding report prior to leaving your site. We will later follow up with a thorough assessment report to help you with lifecycle and maintenance planning. Click Here Mods & Upgrades Modifications & Upgrades One thing we know for certain is that business changes. Over time, as operational objectives and strategies change, modifications will be needed to your material handling system to solve the new challenges. As technology improves, upgrades become available to help reduce costs, energy usage and to avoid obsolescence. Our Mods & Upgrades Team can help with system operation, software, controls and hardware technology to grow with you as your needs change. Click Here Field Service Field Service It’s difficult to find and retain skilled, experienced technicians. Trew can help eliminate that concern. Trew has a team of expert service technicians with decades of material handling experience available to tackle projects. Our field services can assist with T&M projects, scheduled preventive maintenance, onsite peak support, emergency dispatch, and regionalized resources for quick response. With Trew’s Field Services, you gain a reliable partner committed to maximizing uptime, minimizing disruptions, and delivering consistent performance across your systems Click Here

Automated storage & retrieval (ASRS) solutions to save space and boost throughput using robotics, mini-loads, shuttles, and goods-to-person systems. HOME SOLUTIONS STORAGE & RETRIEVAL Storage & Retrieval (ASRS) To maximize storage utilization, ASRS solutions “work the cube” by leveraging vertical space to increase floor capacity and density. These systems automate the storage and retrieval of inventory, minimizing manual travel and increasing the density of storage. ASRS technologies range from Shuttles, Mini-Loads, Cubic ASRS, to robotics and are selected based on the material to be handled, throughput, and space utilization goals. Most ASRS Systems Fall Into One of Three Categories: BUFFERING Buffering stores work-in-progress (WIP) or completed orders until they’re needed, allowing operations to work ahead of peaks, order commitment times, or labor availability. The orders stored in the buffer are retrieved and delivered at the time they are needed for shipping. SEQUENCING Sequencing stores completed orders or work in process, retrieving containers in the order they are needed. A common application for completed orders is reverse truck stop loading. In this case, orders are flowed to shipping so that the truck is loaded with orders for its last stop first, and the first stop last.  PICKING ASRS picking typically involves slow- to medium-moving inventory that is retrieved and presented to an operator. This is typically the most complicated of the solutions, requiring a high level of coordination between overall operations and the ASRS system to optimize the solution so inventory and orders flow efficiently through a building. Benefits of ASRS ASRS increases labor productivity by delivering the right item at the right time with up to 99.99% accuracy. These solutions can be tailored to different operational needs, depending on how inventory is stored and retrieved, and are ideal for improving picking speed, accuracy, and overall space utilization. Types of ASRS Technologies Mobile Robotic Goods-to-Operator Robotic Goods-to-Operator systems use autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) to automate put-away, storage, replenishment, and order picking. Flexible and modular, these systems easily adapt to changing inventory and order volumes, scaling by adding robots or racks as needed. AMRs bring inventory racks to operator stations, where workers pick and consolidate items for each order. High Density Case Storage The i-Collector is a three-dimensional dynamic storage system used to buffer totes and trays. It can store individual containers or stacked loads, with induction and retrieval handled manually or through automation. The system is based on proven technology and can be sized to fit new and existing facilities. Robotic Aisle Picking Perfect Pick is a robotic solution that combines tote storage, robotic shuttles, and goods-to-operator picking station into a single aisle design that can easily expanded as businesses grow and ideal for ecommerce, micro-fulfillment, retail, wholesale, and parts fulfillment. ® cASRS-to-Operator Infinity is a robotic cASRS (cubic ASRS) high density storage system that brings together large and patented n-Deep tote storage with iBots that can access the entire storage array and each presentation station.  The result is a configurable, flexible, resilient, fast and accurate picking system ideal for ecommerce and micro-fulfillment, store replenishment, parts/wholesale distribution and fulfillment. ® Mini-Load System Shuttle System Mini-Load & Shuttle Systems Mini-load and shuttle systems are high-density ASRS solutions used across ambient, chilled, and frozen environments to support ecommerce, omnichannel, and wholesale fulfillment. Mini-load is best for low to medium throughput, while shuttles are suited for higher performance needs. The main difference lies in storage interaction: mini-loads use a single load handler on a mast, while shuttles assign vehicles to each level. Choosing the right system depends on your performance goals, inventory profile, and how the subsystems work together - making solution flow design a critical part of success.  Finding the Right Fit  Every warehouse is different. At Trew, we help you choose the ASRS technology that best fits your:  Integration timing Overall order flow Container type Inventory induction, storage, and retrieval Whether you’re working with an existing facility or starting from scratch, automated storage & retrieval systems can deliver labor efficiency, better accuracy, and smarter use of vertical space.  Perfect Pick and Infinity are registered trademarks of OPEX Corporation. All rights reserved. OPEX is one of Trew’s integration partners. ® ® Learn More About Automated Storage & Retrieval Systems Goods-to-Person Solutions Returns in Real Life Solving Returns with Automation: The Goldilocks Dilemma

Proven OEM integration with Dematic, Hytrol, TGW, Intralox, and more. TREW’s software interfaces with Manhattan, Oracle, JDA, and HighJump systems. HOME SOFTWARE OEM EQUIPMENT EXPERIENCE OEM Equipment Experience Over the last 20 years we’ve delivered 1000s of installations integrating a wide range of OEM (original equipment manufacturer) equipment with our hardware and software to create client success. Our extensive experience includes software host integration with the who’s who of Warehouse Management Systems (WMS), as well as automation suppliers of conveyor, sortation, ASRS, robotic and other technologies. Manhattan Associates, Korber, BlueYonder, Oracle, JD Edwards, Hilmot, Dematic, Daifuku, Hytrol, Honeywell Intelligrated, TGW Logistics, DMW&H, Eurosort, Mantissa Corporation, Datalogic, Cognex, Beumergroup, Intralox, ID Technology, SICK, PSB Intralogistics, White Conveyors, Fox IV Technologies Inc., Innoveyance, Dambach Lagersysteme, Qubiqa, Lantech, Wulftec a Duravant Company, Panther Technologies, Zebra Technologies , Exact Automation, FANUC Robotics, GreyOrange, Onward Robotics, Geek+, Berkshire Grey, OPEX, Ocado Group, Ignition by Inductive Automation, Atop Technologies, CUBISCAN, Lighting Pick, Motorola Solutions, Reddwerks, Rockwell Automation Our experienced team and know-how lead the way for creating client success, reducing overall customer costs and risks. Better yet, the installations are backed by in-house 24x7 technical support.

Trew Digital Experience - SmartMoves-WX WES delivers #fulfillment results. How our unique Trew Topper #conveyor improves operations and saves space. HOME TREW DIGITAL EXPERIENCE TREW Solutions May We Scan Your Badge? Click here for follow up... TREW CONVERSATIONS SmartMoves-WX Warehouse Execution System and How Work Gets Done This session highlights how a warehouse execution system (WES) helps warehouse and fulfillment operations make smart moves to deliver for their customers. Trew works with clients to blueprint operations building a “winning together” strategy that aligns IT, operations, and management on a plan for success. Fulfillment Automation and Getting Work Done On Time This session features technology for automated material handling fulfillment solutions designed to smooth out operations and help get work done on time. Technologies covered include automatic mobile robots, warehouse execution software, conveyor and sortation solutions; highlighting how to create a solution designed for off-season peaks that flexes to deliver during peak season. DOWNLOADS TREW Topper TREW Topper, integrated with Bolt, autonomous mobile robot (AMR) from IAM Robotics, provides an alternative solution for material handling and sortation. The two bidirectional single zone intermediates are designed for speed of induction (auto or manual) of items onto the rollers. This keeps the product in place, and then discharges the item from the rollers into the destination. TREW Topper’s modular, pre-wired conveyor sections are mounted on adjustable supports for adaptability. With the help of Bolt, TREW Topper is able to align with two conveyors, or even be staggered. The all electric operation ensures a consistent and quiet system that is easy to maintain. Downloads TREW Topper Cut Sheet MDR TREWflow Decline Trew's MDR TREWflow is designed to relieve the built-up product “back-pressure” on decline conveyor, helping to prevent side by sides and allow easy removal of packages at the discharge end of the conveyor. TREWflow is an all-electronic design with specialized logic to automatically manage flow, maximize the amount of product on the conveyor and establishing a zero-pressure discharge zone. After the discharge product is removed, accumulated products move forward presenting the next product to the operator. Downloads MDR TREWflow Cut Sheet Series 1500 MDR Conveyor Trew's Series 1500 MDR conveyor is primarily used in the distribution sector for tote and case handling applications. Our standard series product line is highly versatile, easily configured, pre-wired conveyor sections driven by motorized drive rollers. Series 1500 has a weight capacity of less than 60lbs. Downloads Series 1500 Catalog - Flex/Auto Series 1500 Catalog - Full Control Software & Controls Trew provides software solutions for integrators serving the warehouse, distribution, manufacturing and retail environments to orchestrate flow of materials, information, people and automation equipment for reliable and productive fulfillment operations. Trew's controls can be used for all types of project sizes and customer needs - designing them to be interchangeable, expandable and always ready for future automation. Auto, Flex, and Full Control can be mixed and matched for the most flexible and efficient project requirements. Downloads H-20 Auto Control Cut Sheet H-20 Flex Control Cut Sheet H-20 Full Control Cut Sheet Customer Experience With the material handling industry growing and consolidation occurring among OEMs in the industry, Trew saw an opportunity to provide integrators and end-users with a one-stop shop to obtain high quality material handling hardware, software, controls, electrical and service. The intent is that integrators and end users can come to Trew for any of their material handling needs, regardless of project size, and still have accessibility to all of the tools necessary for uncommonly smart material handling solutions. Great experiences are shared, which is why the TREW Customer Experience team is here to ensure that material handling investments are supported with best-in-class support options to augment any integrators’ current offerings and operations’ current staff. Whether you need Parts, Technical Support, Training, Assessments, and Modifications or Upgrades, Trew is here to provide support to help you reach your operational goals. Downloads TREW CX Family Cut Sheet CX Resident Maintenance Cut Sheet CX Mechanical Assessment Cut Sheet CX Field Service Cut Sheet May We Scan Your Badge? Click here for follow up...

Drive efficiency with SmartMoves WX - warehouse execution software that connects people, processes, and automation for retail and ecommerce success. HOME SOFTWARE SMARTMOVES WX ® SmartMoves WX Warehouse Execution System (WES) ® A Warehouse Execution System (WES) is a real-time software platform that orchestrates, optimizes, and directs operations across warehouses and distribution centers. It bridges business systems and automation, coordinating the flow of materials, information, and people to ensure reliable, efficient, and on-time in-full order fulfillment. A WES blends the intelligent routing capabilities of a WCS with end-to-end visibility, and layers in WMS functionality like inventory coordination and order management to unify islands of automation. Benefits of Trew’s SmartMoves WX WES Trew's SmartMoves WX  has a modular design to coordinate people, processes, and automation to eliminate bottlenecks and balance flow. It plans, monitors, and adjusts in real-time to make smart moves to affect the outcome of the day. Backed by 20 years of host and automation integration experience, its modern design provides flexibility, visibility, and control whether you're fulfilling ecommerce, omnichannel, or wholesale orders. ® ® SmartMoves WX WES Automation Orchestration Dynamic decisions to coordinate tasks and automation to maximize throughput, minimize idle time and balance work and flow. AS/RS Mini and Unit Load Systems AS/RS Shuttle Systems Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) Carton Erectors / Formers / Sealers / Labelers Carton Labeling & Print-and-Apply Systems Conveyor Systems Dimensioning, Weighing and Scanning Systems Goods-to-Person Systems High Density cASRS Systems High-Speed Sortation Systems Palletizers / Depalletizers Pick-to-Light / Put-to-Light Systems Robotic Picking and Palletizing and more… ® KEY ADVANTAGES Flexible Order Processing: Supports batch or waveless fulfillment strategies to match your business needs. Handles pallet, full case, and each-level movement to optimize a wide range of order profiles and distribution models. Flow-Centered Execution: Keeps fulfillment moving by coordinating both automated processes and manual tasks. Supports workflows such as pick, pack, and ship; QA and returns. Data-Driven Insights: Captures transactional data across labor, inventory, and automation. Enables real-time KPI dashboards and analytics to help teams improve asset utilization and resolve issues before they impact performance. Smarter Inventory, Streamlined Receiving: Delivers receiving, multi-brand putaway, cycle counting, location management, and inventory allocation, providing greater control over inventory workflows all within a flexible execution platform. Modern IT Deployment: Runs in customer-provided virtual environments, supporting IT governance, security, and redundancy. Modular microservices architecture ensures scalability for future growth. Mobile Accessibility: Web-enabled mobile interface gives visibility into production and system health from anywhere on the floor. Proven Integration: Works natively with Trew conveyor and sortation systems and extends easily to OEM and partner technologies. Shipping Support: Reduces shipping costs by streamlining packout, rate shopping, manifesting, and shipping sortation to ensure accurate carrier handoff for e-commerce operations. Finding the Right Fit No two warehouses are the same. That’s why Trew provides a WES tailored to support your specific operation. Whether you’re working with an existing facility or starting from scratch, WES can orchestrate warehouse operations, maximize resource utilization, enhance efficiency, and extend system lifespan. Explore More about Trew’s Software & Solutions Solutions Development Blueprinting Interactive Warehouse Case Studies

Trew’s Blueprinting Process defines success before go-live by mapping flows, interfaces, and risk to align business goals with warehouse automation systems. HOME SOFTWARE BLUEPRINTING PROCESS Blueprinting Process Blueprinting is the structured process Trew uses to define how your system will work before it goes live. It connects business goals with operational realities by aligning stakeholders, mapping out processes, and establishing a shared vision of your operational success. Blueprinting Proposal/Contract Implementation Concepting Operations & Customer Support Kickoff Engineering Benefits of Blueprinting The collaborative process is data and ROI driven and works through discovery, process flows, use cases and the solutions design to align business leaders, operations, IT and implementation teams to the business value, and how that value will be created. The outcome is a clear understanding of what will be delivered, risk and gap analysis, defined software flows and user interfaces, and the communication protocols that will be used to exchange data will WMS, ERP and MHE systems. The Blueprinting benefit is alignment, documentation, risk management and streamlined software implementation that sets the foundation for long-term success.   Functional Specification - Describes software application and process flows Integration Interface Specifications - Maps data flow and defined protocols User Interface Specifications - Maps user navigation and provides sample screens and reports Test Plan and Test Cases - Creates a measuring stick for your system The Plan - Aligns implementation scope and schedule DEFINE FLOWS & INTERFACES: Process Flows Software Flows Data Flows Automation Interfaces Host Interfaces User Interfaces BLUEPRINTING DELIVERABLES Align operations, IT, and Trew with requirements Create a plan that connects automation to business value Identify gaps and their resolution Create clarity and define strategies to lower risk WE DEFINE THE PROJECT: SUCCESSFUL OUTCOMES HAPPEN ON PURPOSE Finding the Right Fit Successful outcomes happen on purpose. Trew guides you along the journey from Discovery to Results. Learn More About Blueprinting & Software SmartMoves® WX WES CHAMP WCS PLC Controls Ignition HMI

Scalable sortation technology - from unit sorters to loop systems - integrated with PLC and WCS for warehouse throughput and precise product handling. Top of Page LRS MRS HRS HOME SOLUTIONS SORTATION Sortation Getting items to the right place at the right time is a fundamental need in fulfillment operations. Success requires a combination of software, hardware, and know-how to create the right solution. Sorter applications include facility routing, order consolidation, inventory distribution, workstation balancing, buffering, staging, shipping and more; often functions mission critical for operations.  Types of Sortation Whether the application is shipping, facility routing, order consolidation, inventory distribution, workstation balancing, buffering, or staging, designing the right sortation solution takes more than picking a piece of equipment. It starts with understanding the items being handled, the rate required, how products are packaged, how they’re inducted, and how they exit the sorter. Add to that the flow of the building, the sorter’s technical capabilities, and its ability to adapt to business changes. When applied correctly, sortation unlocks operational capacity and efficiency. When it’s not, it becomes a bottleneck that can impact the entire operation. LRS High-Speed Sortation 100 - 350 cpm+ TrewSort Sliding Shoe Sorter ® Trew’s Sliding Shoe Sorter delivers high-capacity, high accuracy, gentle positive divert sortation of cartons, totes, jiffys, and polybags. Sliding shoe sorters are used in routing and shipping operations and are typically mission critical for successful operations. TrewSort’s AI self-learning actuators and inherent design for operations, maintenance, and installation deliver sortation capabilities to keep your systems running reliably at peak performance. Links Video - TrewSort® Sliding Shoe Sorter Overview TrewTouch™ TrewTouch is an advanced product‑handling approach designed to bring greater accuracy and control to high‑rate sliding‑shoe sortation. By fine‑tuning divert velocity, shoe path, and shoe material, TrewTouch enables smoother product acceleration during the divert process - reducing disruption and maintaining stability as throughput increases. The result is improved product handling in mixed‑item environments, fewer missorts, and more consistent sortation performance across demanding retail, ecommerce, and parcel operations. Links Video - TrewTouch™ Overview MRS Mid-Rate Sortation 45 - 200 cpm TrewSort® Swivel Wheel TrewSort Swivel Wheel delivers flexible, reliable mid-rate sortation for parcel operations, ecommerce fulfillment, manufacturing, and mixed-item distribution. SmartRow™ technology enables independent control of each wheel row, delivering accurate, high-capacity sortation with very small product gaps to maximize throughput. Its modular design supports a wide range of product profiles - including cartons, totes, polybags, flats, and mixed parcel sizes - ensuring smooth, precise routing across diverse applications. Wheel Grip Technology maintains product orientation for controlled diverts, reducing missorts and improving efficiency. Durable wheel assemblies and plug-and-play row modules simplify maintenance, minimizing downtime while providing adaptable, high-performance sortation. TrewSort® Wheel Divert TrewSort Wheel Divert is a proven pneumatic linear sortation solution that delivers dependable, high-speed diverting of cartons and totes in case-conveyance applications. Pneumatically actuated wheels provide precise 30-degree diverts while maintaining conveying speed and product orientation, ensuring accurate routing without sacrificing throughput. This robust, easy-to-maintain design makes the Wheel Divert an ideal choice for facilities seeking reliable performance and long-term operational efficiency. 90º Strip Belt Sorter 90º Strip Belt Sorters provide quiet higher throughput bi-directional transfers of cartons and totes where their orientation is not maintained; ideal for buffering and routing applications with a high number of parallel divert lanes. 30º Strip Belt Sorter 30⁰ Strip Belt Sorters divert items using pop-up wheels located at various locations along the length of the sorter. The design features quiet bi-directional diverting of cartons and totes while maintaining orientation. HRS Low-Rate Sortation < 45 cpm Motorized Roller Diverts Motorized Roller Diverts are typically part of a motorized roller solution often used in low-rate tote and carton handling applications. Right Angle Transfers Right Angle Transfers are typically part of a motorized roller solution transporting totes and cartons, often used in pick-and-pass and workstation areas. Unit Sortation Shuttle Sortation Stride™ Shuttle Sorter is an automated store replenishment fulfillment & sortation alternative to put walls and item loop sortation that can increase order fulfillment by up to 4X, maximize shipping container cube utilization by up to 10%, and fit in a compact footprint. Push Tray Unit Sorter Push Tray Unit Sorters are flexible single sided sorters capable of handling a wide range of products like polybags, apparel, odd-shaped items to heavy cartons on the same sorter, using a pusher element to positively divert products. In applications with a wide range of items size, the twin pusher design can double the throughput capacity of the sorter. Split Tray Unit Sorter Split Tray Unit Sorters are used to sort relatively lightweight items in high throughput ecommerce, omnichannel, retail fulfillment, postal, laundry, and pharmaceutical applications. Due to the unique tray shape, non-conveyable and round objects can be handled on this sorter in addition to standard products, such as apparel, postal flats and packages, books, pharmaceuticals, polybags, multi-media, jewelry, accessories and more. Cross Tray Unit Sorter Cross Tray Unit Sorter is used in applications that need to sort the smallest, lightest, and least conveyable items. The sorter is suitable for small parcels, ecommerce items, fashion, shoe boxes, sportswear, and pharmaceutical products. Cross-Belt Unit Sorter Cross-Belt Unit Sorter is used for the highest throughput, operational flexibility, and handling the widest range of items - small to large. They are often the best solutions for non-conveyable, apparel, and light items as well as envelopes, parcels, totes, and heavy packages. They fit well in many applications such as ecommerce, apparel, footwear, parcel, and cross docking operations. A sorter is only a part of the story in tailoring a solution for your business. During conception, we will listen to you about your business and goals, collaboratively work through alternatives for induction, sortation logic, destination configurations, after-sort design, and the operations downstream of the sort. Learn More About Sortation High-Throughput, High-Accuracy Sortation - TrewSort™ Line Sorter Trew Conveyor Systems Case Studies 3D Interactive Warehouse

Discover scalable Person-to-Goods picking systems using RF, Pick-to-Light, and PickPad™ to boost accuracy, flexibility, and productivity in fulfillment. HOME SOLUTIONS PERSON-TO-GOODS Person-To-Goods Person-to-goods (P2G/PTG), or Operator-to-Goods (OTG), picking is a traditional approach to order fulfillment still widely used for both batch and discrete order picking. It is straightforward and flexible with a warehouse associate directed to a storage area to locate and pick items for orders. It’s a human-led process, often supported by technology like RF scanners, pick-to-light systems, or voice picking.  The P2G approach typically lowers an operations cost/pick and improves accuracy and fulfillment speed, with the technology used selected to match the flexibility and growth goals of a business. Benefits of Person-to-Goods Automation P2G is often a starting point for growing operations with the adoption of RF or voice picking or combined with automation to be a critical part of medium and high-volume operations. Operations adopt P2G when: Inventory is spread out or changes frequently.  Flexibility is key, like in seasonal or high-SKU environments.  Labor efficiency gains are needed to scale the business. Accuracy improvements are needed to meet goals. Employee turnover is a challenge and training times need to be reduced. Types of Person-To-Goods Technologies Operator-to-goods Radio Frequency (RF) RF picking presents order information to selectors via a mobile device, often worn on the wrist. It improves accuracy and pick rates over paper-based methods and offers flexibility for various order types and inventory. RF is commonly used for discrete picking or combined with batch picking and order consolidation. PickPad™ PickPad™ is a tablet-based solution that uses graphics to guide picking operations. Mounted on a sled or cart with multiple order totes, it supports cluster and batch picking, where inventory is picked in bulk and distributed into orders. This method can boost productivity by up to 40% compared to RF or paper and achieves near 100% accuracy. Pick-to-Light Pick-to-light improves accuracy and efficiency, especially in less than full case and each-pick environments. Lights direct selectors to inventory within designated zones and support both discrete and batch picking, often in pick-and-pass setups. SmartMoves WX WES enhances capacity by enabling multiple workers per zone ideal for handling fluctuating volume and peaks. ® Finding the Right Fit  Every warehouse is different. At Trew, we help you choose the P2G technology that best fits your:  Order volume  SKU variety and velocity  Available space  Fulfillment goals  Whether you’re working with an existing facility or starting from scratch, G2P systems can deliver faster picking, better accuracy, and smarter use of space.  Learn More About Person-to-Goods Picking  Goods-to-Person Solutions The Order Picking Challenge Storage & Retrieval (ASRS) Robotics