A map, not a naming convention
Draw your real floor to scale - zones, rows, racks, levels, bins - and every screen in the system inherits the map: routes, labels, counts, put-away.
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Your warehouse, to scale
A visual editor, not a spreadsheet of codes: draw the boundary, place the racks, set real dimensions in feet or meters. The map your pickers follow is the map you drew.
Dimensions that mean something
Racks and bins carry real sizes, so the map is the floor - and the route across it walks like the building actually walks.
See routes on the mapFeet or meters
Switch units without breaking the layout - the map converts, the codes stay.
Zones with color
Receiving, picking, overstock - zones read at a glance on every screen that shows the map.
Zone, row, rack, level, bin - in your words
The hierarchy is yours to rename: call rows bays, call levels shelves. The system speaks your warehouse’s dialect instead of teaching it a new one.
Every location scannable
Bins, totes, pallets and stations all carry codes - numeric barcodes that cheap label stock prints crisply.
Totes and pallets move
Movable locations with identities - a tote carries its contents across the floor, scannable at both ends.
Stations are places too
Packing benches and pickup desks live on the map, so work routes to a place, not a person’s memory.
Labels straight from the map
Select bins on the layout and print their labels - Code 128 on narrow strips, QR on squares, 16 media sizes from 1.5 x 1 inch strips to full sheets, arrows and rack signs included.
Symbology by shape
Narrow strips get Code 128, squares get QR - picked automatically so every label scans from a comfortable distance.
16 media sizes
From bin-edge strips to A4 and US Letter sheets - matched to the printer you already own.
Wayfinding included
Arrow and rack-sign templates ship in the box - the aisle explains itself.
Everything in Layout & Bins
Draw the boundary, place racks, drag bins - to scale.
Feet or meters, switchable without breaking codes.
Zone, row, rack, level, bin - renamed to your dialect.
Readable at a glance on every map view.
Crisp on cheap stock, scannable at distance.
Movable, scannable locations with contents.
Benches and desks as places work routes to.
Select bins, print their labels - done.
Strips to full sheets, Code 128 or QR by shape.
Arrows and rack signs included.
Layout & Bins FAQ
What is a warehouse layout editor?
A visual tool where you draw your real floor - boundary, zones, rows, racks, levels and bins with actual dimensions - instead of maintaining a spreadsheet of location codes.
How are bins labeled?
Location labels print straight from the map: Code 128 on narrow strips, QR on squares, across 16 media sizes from 1.5 x 1 inch to full sheets.
Can I rename zones, rows and racks?
Yes - the five-level hierarchy renames to your own terminology, so the system speaks your warehouse’s dialect.
Do I need CAD software to draw the layout?
No - the editor runs in the browser with drag-and-drop racks and real dimensions in feet or meters.
Is a layout editor only useful for large warehouses?
No - small floors gain the most: routes, labels and honest counts come from the same map, and in Fiftify the editor is included on every plan rather than sold as an enterprise add-on.
Can totes and pallets be tracked as locations?
Yes - they are movable, scannable locations that carry their contents across the floor.