Any system in.
One governed data plane out.

Data arrives the way you already send it. An agent sets up the pipeline, and you approve it.

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Connect the systems you already run

A one-way feed is enough to start. Your systems of record stay where they are.

WMSTasks, scans and orders
LMSLabor standards and productivity
ERPOrders, inventory and business metrics
HRISEmployee records and HR data
Time and attendanceClock punches and schedules
EHS and safety recordsObservations, incidents, training and compliance
TMSLoads, carriers and appointments
SnowflakeYour warehouse, shared live
Custom APIsYour own enterprise systems

WMS data we have ingested includes SAP EWM, HighJump, Blue Yonder and home-grown AS400 systems.

“We integrate our WMS with a whole host of different systems. Connecting with OneTrack was probably the easiest.”

Carrie FerroneManager, Business Process Analysis, ID Logistics
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Every file, six stages

One record per file, every attempt kept. A re-sent file corrects, it never doubles.

Never silently wrong Bad rows are rejected and shown. A changed file layout stops and asks, instead of loading.
picks_2026-10-17.csvSFTP drop
  1. 01
    IntakeClaimed and recorded, untouched
    Recorded
  2. 02
    CleanColumns picked and named, footer rows dropped
    Done
  3. 03
    CheckRows that break your rules are set aside, with the reason
    3 rows set aside
  4. 04
    TransformValues made consistent, the way you declared
    Done
  5. 05
    InterpretNumbers, dates and time zones, read without guessing
    Done
  6. 06
    LoadWritten to its governed table in one transaction
    14,209 rows
2 attempts kept. The re-sent file corrected the first.

One governed data plane for people, agents and apps

Every dataset lands as a typed table with its own API. Everyone reads it under the same rules.

  • Typed tables.Versioned schemas, so every change is deliberate.
  • An API for every dataset.Ready the moment the table exists.
  • One permission model.An agent never has more access than the person who started it.
  • Your Snowflake stays yours.Shares are read live, and you keep the schema.
wms_tasksSchema v3API ready
  • task_idtext · key
  • order_codetext
  • skutext
  • quantityinteger
  • operator_idtext
  • completed_attimestamp · UTC

Read by, under the same rules

Site managersAiOn agentsCoaching board app6 am automation

Your records, with the floor attached

OneTrack sensors on every lift see what really happened. Matched to your systems, every record gets its evidence.

Every scan, with the clipWMS scans and load video
Gap time, with the reasonWMS tasks, time clock and video
Every impact, with the contextImpact sensor, operator and training records
OneTrack sensorsAiOn

Integration questions

What type of integration is required to use WMS data in OneTrack?

A one-way push of operator-level transaction data from your WMS to OneTrack, usually an automated export. Each associate's WMS activity is matched with what their lift actually did on the floor.

How can the data be sent to OneTrack?

The way you already send it: an SFTP drop, an HTTP push, a dedicated email address, a Snowflake share, REST APIs and webhooks, Microsoft 365 or Google, or an AWS S3 upload.

What is the format of data that is supported?

CSV, TSV, Excel, JSON, fixed-width and plain text files. A Snowflake share needs no files at all.

How frequently does the data need to be pushed to OneTrack?

It depends on what you need. Most clients push every 5 to 15 minutes, with some overlap between pushes.

How are duplicate transactions handled if files overlap?

OneTrack removes duplicates on the way in, so overlap is welcome. For example, send a file every 15 minutes with the last hour of data. Every file gets one record and every attempt is kept, so a re-sent file corrects the data and never doubles it.

Does OneTrack write data back into the WMS?

Not by default. Pipelines only read from your systems, and all reporting and data can be exported. Where you want an update sent back into a source system, it waits for a person's approval.

Where is the data stored by OneTrack?

Encrypted at rest and in transit, isolated by client, and kept within OneTrack's own infrastructure in North America, backed up across at least two regions.

Which WMSs are supported?

We aim to support any WMS. We have ingested data from SAP EWM, HighJump, Blue Yonder and home-grown AS400 systems. If your WMS has a transaction-level view of operator activity, we can work with it.

What does IT need to do to set up the WMS integration?

Your IT team sets up the export from your WMS to OneTrack. Depending on the WMS, that is a few clicks or a few weeks of configuration. On our side, an agent sets up the pipeline and you approve it.

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We'll solve it together, on your data.

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