Seamlessly integrate automated warehouses with SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM)

More and more organizations are investing in warehouse automation. This makes sense, as the pressure on speed, efficiency, and error reduction is increasing. But once the technology is in place, the real challenge begins: how do you ensure that software and hardware work together seamlessly? Success lies not only in the machines themselves, but in the way the whole operates as one process.

That is precisely where the collaboration between McCoy and Inther Group makes the difference.

Smarter integration, without unnecessary complexity

In many projects, we see that integrations are made unnecessarily complex. Extra layers, customizations, workarounds. It may seem logical, but it ultimately makes organizations less agile.

We consciously choose a different path.

By making smart use of the standard features within SAP EWM, we create integrations that remain simple in design and strong in execution.

The result? A solution that is stable, scalable, and ready for the future.

Where technology and processes converge

McCoy helps organizations seamlessly integrate SAP Extended Warehouse Management (EWM) with automated warehouse solutions. In collaboration with Inther Group, a specialist in intralogistics automation, we support customers end-to-end: from the setup of SAP EWM to the connection with conveyors, shuttles, lifts, and workstations. Not as separate components, but as one integrated system that supports the operation.

Smarter working in practice

This approach requires experience and a practical perspective. McCoy has extensive experience in implementing integrated automated warehouse solutions and knows what it takes to make technology work on the shop floor. Whether it's new construction, expansion, or optimization: we ensure that automation and SAP EWM truly work together.

Experience it yourself: visit the demo setup

In Oostrum, a demo setup is on display featuring an automated transport system for crates and boxes from Inther, controlled by McCoy's SAP EWM demo system. A visit not only showcases the technology, but also shows how software and hardware come together as one logistics process.

Would you like to explore what this could mean for your warehouse? McCoy and Inther are happy to think along with you.